WHEN MEN BECOME MONEYED, THEY BEAR THE HUMAN SHAPE BUT HAVE ANIMAL ATTRIBUTES --- RAMAKRISHNA
It is an imperative today for businessmen to be human in their dealings and disprove Ramakrishna's statement that when men become moneyed, they lose humanity. So far the Dakshineshwar Prophet has been spot on but the challenge he has thrown to rich people remains. Will they be able to respond in a befitting manner to prove the Incarnation of God wrong or will it be yet another prophecy of the Master that will assuredly make its mark? It has done so thus far but will it be a settled affair for good then? Are there no takers of this challenge? Are the rich real cowards? Have they lost their will to resurrect themselves? Well, I wonder.
Upon your response, O prosperous people of the world, depends the world's future estimation of your nature. Ramakrishna has made his remark and remarkable it will be truly if you, O rich, fail to make your mark in contradicting it in practice and in truth. How wonderful it will be for humanity if you can disprove a veritable God-incarnate and resurrect your sleeping divinity! But will you care to do so or will you simply sink deeper in your despicable desire for money extorted out of the lifeblood of the poor? There lies the moot question.
Written by Sugata Bose
It is an imperative today for businessmen to be human in their dealings and disprove Ramakrishna's statement that when men become moneyed, they lose humanity. So far the Dakshineshwar Prophet has been spot on but the challenge he has thrown to rich people remains. Will they be able to respond in a befitting manner to prove the Incarnation of God wrong or will it be yet another prophecy of the Master that will assuredly make its mark? It has done so thus far but will it be a settled affair for good then? Are there no takers of this challenge? Are the rich real cowards? Have they lost their will to resurrect themselves? Well, I wonder.
Upon your response, O prosperous people of the world, depends the world's future estimation of your nature. Ramakrishna has made his remark and remarkable it will be truly if you, O rich, fail to make your mark in contradicting it in practice and in truth. How wonderful it will be for humanity if you can disprove a veritable God-incarnate and resurrect your sleeping divinity! But will you care to do so or will you simply sink deeper in your despicable desire for money extorted out of the lifeblood of the poor? There lies the moot question.
Written by Sugata Bose
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