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die Gelassenheit

dieNoun

Usage: "Gelassenheit" refers to a mental or emotional state of calmness and inner peace, especially in challenging or stressful situations. It often implies a kind of philosophical or wise detachment. Origin: Derived from the verb „lassen“ (to let, to allow) with the prefix „ge-“ and the suffix „-heit“ (which turns adjectives into abstract nouns, similar to "-ness" in English). Originally linked to the idea of letting go or letting things be. Historical Note: The word gained philosophical significance through Meister Eckhart, a medieval mystic, who used it to describe spiritual surrender or detachment from worldly concerns.

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  • enCalmness
  • enComposure
  • enSerenity

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