Exploring the Value of Righteous Wealth in Mahabharata (Śānti Parva)

In this discussion, we delve into a quote from the Mahabharata's Śānti Parva, specifically from Chapter 329, Verses 45-46. This excerpt emphasizes the superiority of righteous wealth over material possessions. The verses highlight the enduring nature of wealth earned through virtuous actions and the personal fulfillment it brings. "Righteousness is the best species of wealth. Do you earn that wealth which has no fear from either kings or thieves and which one has not to abandon even at death. Earned by one’s own acts, that wealth has never to be divided among co-owners. Each enjoys that wealth which each has earned for himself." (Śānti Parva, 329. 45-46) Explanation These verses from the Mahabharata's Śānti Parva underscore the significance of righteousness as the most valuable form of wealth. They encourage individuals to prioritize earning virtuous wealth that stands resilient against external threats, unlike material riches that can be lost or taken away. The …
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