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Virtue is not sufficient

Few Notes-

1. Rewarding virtue is costly 

2. Only few people with virtue can be rewarded with resources 

3. Doing so, resources pile up with few people

4. Lesser resources will force remaining people to act in not so virtuous way, as life is more important than way of life

5. Idea of virtue itself brings the imbalance in way of life for larger sections of society 

What is the basis of virtue wished by some philosopher? Without help of Vedantic reality this whole idea is nothing but wishful list of some childish brain.

Vedantic reality is reality of life which is exactly present as one in all. When all is one and one is all in its essence there is not even need of being so called virtuous. Nobody needs to be virtuous as it is basic for life. Sole idea of life is to realize life itself. There is no need of xyz will, morality, reasoning etc. Following some artificial conception of reality leads to baseless circular movements rather than progression towards actual thing. 

Everything promoting life as only reality should be promoted and rest should be in accordance with it. 

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