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Greed is typically the desire to have anything, more & more, than it is actually required in your life. It is generally considered, the accumulation or hoarding of undue wealth for personal satisfaction than it is required to sustain one's life. It has no useful purpose except to become rich and to continue getting more wealthy. It is a strong desire in each and every one of us that is extremely difficult to overcome. Greed is typically considered a major source of evil that is the root cause for stealing, hoarding, plundering, and treason, just to name a few sins. Greed sometimes drives people to do unethical, immoral, and illegal things in the pursuit of more money.

All of these sins have one thing in common — Greed!

Now here below is a beautiful story which shows why we should shun the Greed.
The Gold-giving Serpent
"In ancient India there lived a Brahmin named "Haridatta". He was a farmer, but was able to earn little through his labour. One day, at the end of the hot hours, the Brahmin, overcome by the heat, lay down under the shadow of a tree to have a doze. Suddenly he saw a great hooded snake creeping out of an ant-hill near at hand. So he thought to himself, "Sure this is the Guardian deity of his field, and I have not ever worshipped it. That's why my farming is going in vain. I will at once go and pay my respects to it."When he had made up his mind, he got some milk, poured it into a bowl, and went to the ant-hill, and said aloud:
"O Guardian of this Field! all this while I did not know that you dwelt here. That is why I have not yet paid my respects to you; pray forgive me." And he laid the milk down and went to his house. Next morning he came and looked, and he saw a gold coin in the bowl, and from that time onward every day the same thing occurred: he gave milk to the serpent and found a gold coin.
"O Guardian of this Field! all this while I did not know that you dwelt here. That is why I have not yet paid my respects to you; pray forgive me." And he laid the milk down and went to his house. Next morning he came and looked, and he saw a gold coin in the bowl, and from that time onward every day the same thing occurred: he gave milk to the serpent and found a gold coin.



In proportion to the actions of past lives, man experiences the present birth. We acquire merit through good works and sin through bad deeds. If we fail to abide by the spiritual laws set by God and commit sins with reckless behaviour, God will not rain His Mercy on us. If we repent and entreat God to forgive us and get rid of sins committed out of ignorance, He will take us closer. It is enough if we sincerely pray to God to get absolved of sins and reach Him. But, some people would arrogantly argue that they are flawless and proclaim that God’s help is not needed. How could God save those people who would like to live in perpetual darkness? Baba, the Ocean of Kindness and Mercy, by the touch of His protective hands, would lead those, who struggle to come out of darkness into light and seek His Shelter, on the path of the light.To err is human. But unpardonable is the lack of faith in God. Baba would not allow people into the Masjid who doubt and criticize Him. He sees that they repent, change their minds and seek His refuge, before eventually taking them nearer. To deny God and denigrate Him is blasphemy. It would be a disgrace to blame and insult God who is the manifestation of Absolute Truth. It is better to bow to the All-Merciful God and remain silent rather than complain against Him.
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