Home » World As It Is » With the rapid evolution taking place in India, is it safe to keep my savings in Indian mutual funds for the long term? Given how quickly things are changing, is there a risk that the mutual fund industry might collapse or be significantly disrupted? I am asking because traditional options like fixed deposits often fail to keep pace with inflation.📈🌱⚡
Mutual funds are the safest investment still. Generally they take care of market volatility. Of course as far as the future is concerned, it is quite likely that it is likely to go all digital. But that is still sometime away. Fixed deposits are mainly for people who have sufficient amount and less needs. Otherwise Mutual funds are still the best as of date until bitcoins and cryptocurrency becomes the norm.
Affectioantely,
Alok Da
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Trust is a very precious, priceless gift. Even among human beings it is special. But when it is towards the Divine then it should be doubly carefully guarded.
Again anger is an extremely harmful emotion towards anyone. It hurts and harms both, the one who harbours it and the one towards whom it is directed. But since one cannot harm or hurt the Divine Beings, it falls back upon oneself creating a terrible karma. By all means desist it. It is the straight road to fall…
It is much better to catch the knot of life at the other end from where it all begins. The riddle of life cannot be understood on the surface. Focus on the one thing needful, the Divine, and all the rest will begin to fall in its place. This has been the experience of all who have gone on the path.
Here is the passage from the Synthesis of Yoga to which you are referring.
‘That which is thus made manifest to our vision and experience, and the union has a threefold character. There is a union in spiritual essence, by identity; there is a union by the indwelling of our soul in this highest Being and Consciousness; there is a