Acharya Mahaprajna
In a state of enjoyment of luxuries, man does not have a place at all. At that stage, man is pushed even beyond the periphery. Only money dominates. Luxury is neither required nor essential. It gives neither comfort nor pleasure. It is unrestrained hedonism. A sensible man can find no meaning in it. In that state, there remains nothing except greed for money and means to acquire it. Luxuries generate only want on enjoyment, and both, passion and ego are at work.
