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Wealth---> WHY

What is wealth? -

power to purchase and ensure future consumption too

When will it become capital? 

When the purpose is to renew its purchasing power with added or accumulating premium with other compensation for inflation etc.

Is it evil? 

No it is not. It is always beneficial to have wealth whether with individual, society or with country. It is the most beneficial thing human can have.

Is it beneficial? 

Yes.

Where does it originate? 

Nature may have provided everything else for us. However, God may have entrusted human with enhancing the evolution of life towards God. The first step is ensuring life saving facilities. Like everything else, these facilities too need renewal and advancement. The need to consume is eternal and to facilitate consumption with ease is where wealth originate. Advance society have complex goods and facilities which are wealth and backward society like ours still have land as primary wealth. Land of course facilitate consumption but it is basic compared with advancement of other societies.

Is wealth related with politics? 

Politics is the method of distribution of wealth generated by a society as a whole. When evils control politics then it appears that wealth is evil. Wealth is always beneficial- irony it even benefits evils. Slowly they eat out wealth without regenerating it, and wealth leave them like a life leave the old bodies leaving it to fire. 


Now infer on your own why one must create wealth, if not, earn it, if not help to preserve it. Touch it with dirty hand and it will or she will corrupt you not herself. 


XYZ and TIME (Homgrami)


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