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→For Overcoming Unhappiness
<ref>https://incarnateword.in/cwm/04/12-may-1951#p8</ref>
For example, you imagine very easily that a man who is craving for wealth and tries to deceive people in order to get money... According to your idea of justice, this man ought to be deprived of all his wealth and reduced to poverty. We find that usually just the opposite happens. But that, of course, is only a matter of appearances. Behind the appearances, there is something else.... He exchanges this for other possibilities. He may have money, but he no longer has a conscience. And, in fact, what almost always happen is that when he has the money he desired, he is not happy.... And the more he has, usually the less happy he is! He is tormented, you see, by the wealth he has gained. <ref>http://incarnateword.in/cwm/06/21-july-1954#p20</ref>
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Money does not bring happiness. The Sannyasi who possesses nothing and usually eats only one meal a day is perfectly happy if he is sincere. Whereas a rich man may be thoroughly unhappy if he has ruined his health by all sorts of excess and over-indulgence.
<ref>https://incarnateword.in/cwm/13/paid-workers#p48</ref>
===For Divine Transformation===