[Advaita-l] Analysis of attributes and their locus

Venkatesh Murthy vmurthy36 at gmail.com
Fri Dec 30 05:03:32 CST 2011


Namaste

If you read Dharma Sastra books you can see Gruhastha has to work for
couple of hours per day to maintain his family. He has to earn only
enough wealth for maintenance of family and others like Sannyasis
depending on him and not more. But nowadays people want to earn more
and more and are not satisfied. How can they get Mumukshutva?

How many rich people you know are like Buddha and renouncing wealth?
99.9999% of them are greedy and want more and more. They avoid taxes
very cleverly even if they are rich. They are in a mad race to get
richer and richer all the time. The material desires are never ending.
How can they get Mumukshutva?

The very poor people are also thinking of small material possessions
and dreaming of becoming rich one day. They are struggling to get
daily minimum needs. How can they get Mumukshutva?

The middle class is the best class because they have enough comforts
for daily life. They don't have to dream of becoming rich. They can
get Mumukshutva more easily than the other two.

On Fri, Dec 30, 2011 at 11:04 AM, Bhaskar YR <bhaskar.yr at in.abb.com> wrote:
> I think a middle class person having some comforts in life but not too
> much and some suffering but not too much is the best person for
> getting Mumukshutva.
>
> praNAms
> Hare Krishna
>
> I dont think the social status (poor/middleclass/rich)  of a person would
> play a vital role in deciding/getting mumukshatva.  I think saMskAra of
> that person would lead him in an appropriate direction.  there is no
> guarantee that middle class person is balanced in his mind and does not
> thrive to get rich...A two wheeler middle-class person may some how wants
> to get his hands on atleast a second hand car, instead of developing
> mumukshatva :-)) OTOH, the born rich owner of BMW instead of striving to
> get benz, one fine day, may realize the futility in acquiring material,
> get vairAgya and mumukshatva to attain everlasting wealth. (gautama buddha
> for example).    Its all depend on the 'pUrva janma saMskAra' that
> particular person has in his/her current janma.
>
> Hari Hari Hari Bol!!!
> bhaskar
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Regards

-Venkatesh



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