busyness, n.Definitions

Busyness is, by itself, not enough..

Busyness is not at all the same as work.

Busyness is not enough. Even the ants are busy. The question is: "What are we busy about?"

Busyness 1s 2esult is that an individual is very seldom permitted to form a heart.

Busyness is a kind of idleness. While many may seem active, they are in fact merely agitated and bustling.

Busyness is a person who believes that a busy person never has time to be unhappy.

Busyness makes little sense that people rush around in such a terrible haste, because if there is no eternity, the moment is just as long as if there were.

Busyness is a symptom of deficient vitality, in contrast to idleness which implies a catholic appetite and a strong sense of personal identity.