This entire world flourishes on the "Universal law of proportion coupled with the law of balance" which implies everything has been, everything is, and everything shall be, in accordance with the "Law of proportion coupled with the law of balance"
Let me explain it in a much simpler yet significantly expressive fashion....
You might have a packet full of salt in your kitchen's shelf. However, you would mix only a pinch of it in your curry recipe because it is in accordance with the "law of proportion coupled with the law of balance" in-order to have a delicious curry.
You might be able to walk several kilometres per day. However, you would walk only a few kilometres per day because it is in accordance with the "law of proportion coupled with the law of balance" in-order to have good health without getting exhausted.
One might be dreaming about being an Ananth Ambani after looking at his wedding grandeur...
However, as per the "Law of proportion coupled with the law of balance", one must also think about the below points.....
1. Our grandfather isn't Dhirubhai Ambani who strived day and night in foreign land's petrol bunks and then started collecting silver coins for exchange business and then started the Reliance foundation.
2. Our father isn't Mukhesh Ambani, who strives day and night to spread the business empire blessed by his father via the inherited riches and our brother isn't Aakash Ambani who helps his father with the business expansion and our sister isn't Isha Ambani whose business acumen propels the global reach of the Reliance foundation.
3. So, as per the "law of proportion coupled with the law of balance", we must first dream to live/strive like Dhirubhai Ambani and then dream about having kids and grandkids like Mukhesh Ambani and Aakash/Isha/Ananth Ambani in-order to talk about affluence and riches.
A person earning about thousand rupees a month will think about having a plate of Idli once in a month at a nearby roadside food stall because it is in accordance with the law of proportion.
A person earning about ten thousand rupees per month will think about having a plate of Idli once in a month in a nearby good hotel because it is in accordance with the law of proportion.
A person earning about a lakh per month will think about having a plate of Idli every week from a good hotel because it is in accordance with the law of proportion.
A person earning about ten lakhs per month will think about having a plate of Idli every day from a good hotel because it is in accordance with the law of proportion.
A person earning about a crore per month will think about having a plate of Idli every day from a three star hotel because it is in accordance with the law of proportion.
A person earning about ten crores per month will think about having a plate of Idli every day from a five star hotel because it is in accordance with the law of proportion.
and so on and so forth....
Here, being able to be blessed with a plate of Idli is the common factor in all the given scenarios, however the spend strata is in accordance with the financial strata of every given scenario / person.
The TATAs, The BIRLAs, The AMBANIs, The ADANIs and so on and so forth, whose businesses constitute and represent the financial power of India, don't accumulate and hold the money to rot them in the foreign countries' anonymous unaccountable bank deposits. It rather is re-invested, re-distributed, re-routed, re-utilized, appropriately so that it becomes useful for one and all....
Goddess Shree MahaaLakshmi has a name of
"Om Chanchalaayai Namaha"... which doesn't imply that she is unstable. It only implies that she needs to be flowing across from one form to the other or from one person to the other in the requisite mode of exchange / business paths only upon which the world's economic graph will be a stable and a fruitful one.
A farmer doesn't confine all his hard grown harvest to go-downs. He will stock it up such that, some of it will be utilized for the next crop season's seeds, some of it for his consumption, some of it for his exchange / business needs and a little for apt donations / distributions as well....
The world's economic principle too runs on the similar lines without which growth and development will be mere words confined to the books to be read by someone somewhere who doesn't even understand the difference between growth and development.
In a nutshell, a diligent daily wage earner should not bother about Ambanis or some other blessed affluent folks hosting a lavish wedding saga for their son by spending several crores of their money because it isn't in his purview to comment about the same and rather should think about how Dhirubhai Ambani has made them live so, in-order to get inspired and motivated for his better living ahead..
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Similarly, an Ambani or some other blessed affluent folk should not bother about how a lesser blessed fellow Indian lives a decently calculated life in accordance with the "Law of proportion coupled with the law of balance" and strives for his life's betterment ahead and rather should think about how to make their global businesses profitable to even a comman man in accordance with the "Law of proportion coupled with the law of balance" so as to establish that much required mutually beneficial association for the wider good of everyone....
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This entire world flourishes on the "Universal law of proportion coupled with the law of balance".
A wise ant knows how to lift 8 times of it's weight to be continuously carried and shelved in it's anthill for the rainy days...
A wise honeybee knows how to travel hundreds of kilometres to collect nectar from thousands of flowers and shelve it in it's honeycomb...
A wise human being knows how to
lift a heavy veil named "A dramatic world" to scan thru hundreds of personalities and arrive at his well-being by clearly establishing his limits, his well-wishers and his well-being.
Because, this world, God's most beautiful creation, is also full of several wonders of which prudence is one.
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