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Renunciation truly means non-attachment with worldly objects and not the non-possession of things. Thus a householder's life, in which possession of things and worldly ties are indispensable, is no impediment in the way of renunciation and consequently of realisation only if one is not unduly attached to the objects he is connected with. There are numerous examples of saints having attained the highest degree of perfection leading a householder's life all through.
Taken from the book "Complete Works of Ram Chandra, Vol. 1 (1st Indian edn., 1989)", Chapter "Way to Realisation (Role of the Abhyasi)", pg. 338, by Babuji Maharaj
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