All vs Mall
There is a question "why in Bharat they didn't build hospitals, schools, how do you call them as evolved civilization?" In every village, the largest building of that village is the common utility building where we had school, hospital, cinema, art gallery, life science teaching place, and ultimately, teaching enlightenment. That place is known as Temple. It is not just a mall, it is All. Everything about life is done there, whether storing the grain, teaching principles, or medical care, everything is done there.
Our lifestyle was such we did not need so much of hospitalization. From the beginning, we were taking care of ourselves, and a very important thing, when time comes, we were gracefully able to leave, say bye bye, because we know we will come back. We were not that poor psychologically or consciously. Only when you have only one body, when you want to hold on to that one body, you need so much of medical care. We just know, when we need, we will make the body recover, when body is too damaged, come on, drop it, pick up another one.
The Ultimate Richness
Right concepts about body, right faith, cognition about mind, right bio memory, the right concepts about body, mind, consciousness, is THE richness, ultimate richness. Right ideas you carry about you gives you the experience of Oneness. Neither by building hundreds of houses for yourself, not by building companies for yourself, or by accumulating more and more cars, Oneness is not experienced by all this.
Buying a house or car, let that just be utility, not the goal of your life. If the utility becomes goal of your life, you live in stupidity where elongating your life becomes goal. No. Purpose of your life should be goal, meaning of life should be goal, not elongating. If you know the meaning, you will know right number of years to live.
Number of years you live does not define your success, the meaning of your life defines your success.
Based on satsangs delivered by rare Living Incarnation THE SUPREME PONTIFF OF HINDUISM BHAGAWAN SRI NITHYANANDA PARAMASHIVAM