A contented mind is a perpetual feast

Proverbial Meaning: Contentment of the mind is the path to true happiness.

Literal Origins: Even the greediest person in the world would tire of a never-ending meal, but a hungry person can imagine nothing greater – still, the proverb highlights the virtues of being content in one’s mind as an equal to an everlasting feast.

Common Usage: This proverb is not used by and large in conversation, but may be found in literature.