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The document discusses how to live in harmony when personal needs and greeds often cause conflicts of interest. It acknowledges that needs and greeds are natural, but asks how harmony can be achieved if one is enslaved by them. True harmony requires moving from a state of needs and wants to one of poise and fulfillment, which indicates a more evolved culture where the needs of all living beings are met. NAMASMARAN is presented as a way to make living in harmony possible.

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So far as the interests are in conflict,
how can you live in harmony? When
you are loaded with a variety of
personal needs and petty greeds the
interests are bound to be in conflicts.
When you
are slave to the needs and greeds and
hence shackled in conflicts, how can
you aspire for any harmony? But the
next questions are:

How to get over the personal needs and
petty greeds?

Are they not natural?

What harmony is worth, if your needs
and greeds are not satisfied?

What sense does it make to preach
harmony by getting trapped in
asceticism and renunciation?

The smooth transition from needs,
wants and greeds to poise and
fulfillment requires more than mere
biological maturity and aging. This
smooth transition is the hallmark of an
evolved and rich culture. In such
culture the needs of every living being;

plants, animals, children, senior
citizens, handicapped and so on; are
taken care of.

This is living in harmony and
NAMASMARAN makes it possible!

DR. SHRINIWAS
KASHALIKAR

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1. HOW TO LIVE IN HARMONY? Dr.

2. Shriniwas Kashalikar

3. So far as the interests are in conflict, how can you live in harmony? When you are loaded with a variety of personal needs and petty greeds the interests are bound to be in conflicts. When you are slave to the needs and greeds and hence shackled in conflicts, how can you aspire for any harmony? But the next questions are: How to get over the personal needs and petty greeds? Are they not natural?

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