A. Because we are never satisfied.
No matter how much we get, we always hanker for more. Such is the nature of every one of us in all fields and walks of life. Ho
w then could finite material objects and flickering bodily or intellectual pleasures satiate our infinite hankerings? For as long as we go on searching for happiness within the material plane, our efforts and endeavours are destined to be irrevocably frustrated. Due to their natural limitations, material objects and goals simply cannot satisfy our limitless hankerings. Only by seeking out the beauty and love of the unlimited spiritual realm can we hope to be successful in our common quest for lasting happiness. - Srila B. R. Sridhar Dev-Goswami Maharaj
No matter how much we get, we always hanker for more. Such is the nature of every one of us in all fields and walks of life. Ho
w then could finite material objects and flickering bodily or intellectual pleasures satiate our infinite hankerings? For as long as we go on searching for happiness within the material plane, our efforts and endeavours are destined to be irrevocably frustrated. Due to their natural limitations, material objects and goals simply cannot satisfy our limitless hankerings. Only by seeking out the beauty and love of the unlimited spiritual realm can we hope to be successful in our common quest for lasting happiness. - Srila B. R. Sridhar Dev-Goswami Maharaj
