Bhaja Govindam warns: धनागमतृष्णा त्यज Give up the thirst for accumulation. Vemana warns: Society worships gold, not goodness. Both urge: Do not let wealth rule the soul. Because money can buy comfort… But not liberation. The tyranny ends when we see clearly: Wealth is temporary. Virtue is eternal. God alone is refuge. --- Frequently Asked Questions What does Bhaja Govindam say about wealth? It warns against craving wealth, pride in money, and the illusion that wealth brings lasting security. Which Bhaja Govindam verses address money? Verses 2, 5, and the famous line “Ma kuru dhanajana yauvana garvam” strongly critique wealth attachment. What does Vemana say about rich and poor? He exposes social hypocrisy: the rich are celebrated even in small matters, while the poor are ignored. Is wealth considered sinful in Indian philosophy? No. Wealth is not sinful, but attachment, greed, and pride are spiritually dangerous. What is the solution to wealth bondage? Contentment, charity, humility, remembrance of impermanence, and devotion.