Life of Paradise

using the above argument assume that after enjoying something, they get bored of that, which is why the thing no longer remains a pleasure for them. However, this suggestion is wrong. The reality is that man has an insatiable nature. Therefore, he wants to enjoy the things that he likes forever. However, man is a victim of innumerable limitations in the present world. Thus, whenever a man wants to enjoy something he likes, his limitations become a hurdle in his path after a short time. Therefore, despite their desire, he loses the strength to derive joy from these things. For example, we relish the good taste of a dish we take. However, soon our stomachs become full, so we have to stop eating. Similarly, people often stop eating many things despite desiring them because they fear they will become obese and fall prey to various diseases. The same is the case with all other objects of pleasure. Boredom or lack of interest limits our capacity to enjoy rather than limit our desires. Paradise is where not only will all pleasures be given to man in greater quantity and a complete form but also