A person endowed with profound internal wealth has little to covet in the external realm, save for the boon of negative attributes—leisure. It is through leisure that one nurtures and refines one’s spiritual faculties, reveling in the opulence of the inner self. For those of eminence, leisure and solitude are, in essence, synonymous. Time spent in solitude is a cherished pursuit, as an affinity for isolation naturally begets an appreciation for leisure. The disdain for trivial worldly affairs stems from the aversion to the encroachment of time by mundane concerns. The significance of leisure is commensurate with an individual’s intrinsic value. Whether leisure engenders enrichment or ennui hinges on the…