A person may tell himself that he is satisfied with what he has, but in reality what he enjoys is a response from the environment. For example, seeing someone dressed more beautifully than oneself can engender anger and jealousy. We are not satisfied by self-realization, because the basic pleasures that come from food, sex, family, money, honor and knowledge do not, ultimately, fulfill us. Fulfillment quenches the desire and the person remains empty, without desire and without fulfillment. True self-realization is when the person first and foremost reaches the central point of what he wants with oneself, and then starts working in order to realize himself.