Meaning becomes clearer when comparison stops assigning value.

Comparison assigns value by ranking, which means everything you have gets a score relative to someone else’s. Under that system, meaning is impossible, because it is not a relative quantity and cannot survive being ranked. Removing the comparison does not add anything, it just stops the subtraction.

Notice when your sense of what you have shifts after seeing someone else’s life. That shift is information about the comparison, not about your life. Return to what the thing was worth before the ranking arrived.