Countries that are said to be under-developed in terms of technology and economic expansion are sometimes better off on the point that we have just mentioned.

What remains are harsh living conditions: hunger, the sometimes total absence of humanitarian aid, and many other tragedies that are not excluded even from your socalled advanced civilizations.

Misery is more hidden but just as dramatic. Eden on Earth does not exist, whatever the culture or level of industrialization. The latter is not a remedy for poverty; it doesn't share the resulting profits equitably.

No system is perfect, no more in this domain than in politics.

A civilization that moves away from true values is a lost civilization. It condemns itself.

Sooner or later, it will be necessary to go back to square one.

These comments will seem to be complete nonsense to you all, and you probably won't have to experience their reality, but you should know that those who knowingly destroy nature must in turn perish.

This is a rigorous cosmic law; it preserves the balance of the universe and manifests itself inexorably.

Babuji