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Both way - we go away from SELF !
If one has loads of wealth -He- has to keep Thinking/reminding himself of his possessions & keep protecting them - certainly a 24 hrs. Hard Assignment.
This is the only way to FEEL the ownership of wealth - otherwise- huge bank balances and materialistic possessions cast no Influence on us.

Likewise load of miseries - also Influence us as long as , we keep Thinking about them- hard 24 hrs. Assignment.

Under both the circumstances - with self assumed 24 hrs. Assignment of Thinking about wealth/miseries. We are left with NO TIME to Think about SELF.
That we actually are - neither rich nor poor - but -
Creator of This universe

Thinking out of the box

Spiritual/Realized persons are different.............

" because..an ordinary/materialistic persons keep themselves engaged in LIFE management (who has seen beyond that attitude..) , whereas THEY engross and specialize, themselves, in DEATH management- which is the only certainty in this game of Life."

"Ordinary mortal's evaluation horizon is limited up to 70-80 years of life span , whereas Realized person's vision goes up to millions of years - so the current stint only is not the complete game for them. Accordingly their goals, management philosophies and strategies are .......different"

A Thoughtful person in state of confusion.....

He was thinking , it's Fine that " Man is God " - Aham Brahamasmi- then why this whole drama of life - it seems that It's a Play/game created by HIM - whereby HE makes HIS OWNSELF forget about HIS Divinity and the ultimate goal is to realize HIS real SELF. Hard game, full of emotions and ... , of course, game like cricket would have not excited HIM.

Reading him in these thoughts , A Spiritual Master gave him a wonderful answer . Master said with a smile , the name of the game is
" MAN IS - GOD- FOOLING HIMSELF ........."

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