Economic fakes

Economic fakes

The entire life of the Indians could move with the economy in mind. It's not so easy to find it. They feel unique pleasure in embracing dry doctrines. For example, those of us who are today will say with certainty that we are not sure of tomorrow. Going away tomorrow will backfire if you do a little bit of charity today.

At the same time many proverbs can be said that show the economic desire of the Indians which is not known to the outside world at the same time.

1. Although brother or sister, mouth stomach are not same.

2. If it is money, the corpse will open its mouth.

3. Money makes many things.

The above proverbs show you that the economic desire for money divides families and that even if a person dies, his materialistic desires will not go unpunished.

Indians will not let their inertia on the economy be so open. They will be covered by thin spirituality. No matter how much you ask about it,

1. Everything is his act.

2. Even if you apply the oil all over your body and roll on the street, the sticky mud will stick

They will generously express such cheating speeches like that. You can’t collect least amount from them. They will consider a thousand and eight accounts for it. If your spirituality and theology support the practice of Dharma, they will be willing to say, "Put it in the river should measure it."

They will use Vedanta, other spiritualities and other sayings in a very balanced way according to their selfishness that revolves around the economy. As well as justifying the economic mistakes they make through spirituality, theology and proverbs.

It is hypocritical for Indians to look like they have no inclination towards the economy. Here a beggar monk who can be said to have renounced materialistic pleasures can earn millions by begging. It is not uncommon for preachers who claim to have renounced lust, materialistic pleasures, to build ashrams on acres and get caught up in sexual harassment. What lies behind this is a pseudo-economic outlook, such as a lack of inclination towards their economy, which is spiritually mixed and fake view of economy.

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