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Happiness or misery is, therefore, the
result of our own thoughts and actions. Poverty, misery or misfortune, may, in fact, prove a blessing in disguise, as through higher and constructive thoughts, one may develop humility, endurance, faith, etc. conversely, affluence and luxury may breed inertia passion, arrogance, faithlessness and resultant vices. The present state of our lives had been shaped by our own thoughts, and if we desire to change it for the better, we have to discriminate wisely and choose the higher and more sublime course of thoughts. In the world of today, most people believe in epicurean philosophy, i.e., ‘eat, drink and be merry’. This is a devilish idea and leads to sorrow and miseries. We should ‘eat-to-live’ and not ‘live-to-eat.