Spiritual misconceptions respectively from previous issue

In the name of sacrifice, poverty and scarcity have been glorified at the extent that India is being called poor country in the global perspective. Renunciation, tapa, simplicity, living in minimum needs, possession, amassment, lavish, showy and splurge in other words misuse of natural resources and the human beings dependent on nature, environment for their livelihood are destructive or self destructive for entire living things.

There is minor difference between possession and renunciation, prosperity and poverty, materialism and spiritualism. The nature is like mother. It would be religious to be strong by taking mother’s milk. But at the same time, sucking mother’s blood is a sin. Ishavasyamida sarv yatkichch vigagyam jagat I Ten vyaktenbhugstithah magrichhah kasthasvitdhanam I The message of Yajurveda or Ishopnishad that the entire prosperity is of god. The god created the whole universe. The god is the creator, controller, prop, manager and lord. Therefore, we should be strong, prosper and opulence by using natural resources as we live on mother’s milk by believing god as everything. Avoid misusing natural resources. The intellectuals of the world ask the people to proceed on the path of stable and overall development. The entire world is advocating for sustainable and inclusive development.

The conclusion is that we should use our knowledge, sensitiveness, courage, valour and enterprise to boost non-violent affluence, divine property and aesthetic prosperity. We should use minimum earning for our livelihood and utilise remaining for the prosperity, health, peace and community service of entire world. Don’t put yourself and the nation in the poverty by becoming negligent and poor or pretending of renunciation.

The entire yoga and karmyoga, aesthetic prosperity and divine affluence are an example of this vedic great nation building. If we become great, this nation will prosper, great and splendid.