“We have all material happiness, but this cannot satisfy us permanently. If I like hot, delicious doughnuts in New York, I will eat doughnuts. How many doughnuts can I eat at a time? I don’t know, but anyway, a man may eat at one sitting a maximum of 50. After that, he will not require; he will not be able to even see that doughnut. He will say, “No, no, no, keep that away,” he said.
“The doughnut is the same. What changed? And then, even after eating 50 doughnuts, tomorrow morning I am ready to eat 50 more. So, material happiness is transitory; it cannot satisfy. And if an abundance of material happiness is there, it may fail also. Therefore, there is no satisfaction — that they learned by experience,” Bhagwat added.
