Spend (CC and Other Books)

Expressions researched:
"mispent" |"misspend" |"misspending" |"misspent" |"spend" |"spended" |"spending" |"spends" |"spent"

Notes from the compiler: VedaBase query: spending or spends or spended or spent or spend or misspent or mispent or misspend or misspending not "spen* time"@10 not money

CC Adi-lila

CC Adi 5.22, Purport:

It is foolish to think that every soul that passes away goes to the same place. Either the soul goes to a place he desires at the time of death, or upon leaving his body he is forced to accept a position according to his acts in his previous life. The difference between the materialist and the yogī is that a materialist cannot determine his next body, whereas a yogī can consciously attain a suitable body for enjoyment in the higher planets. Throughout his life, the gross materialist who is constantly after sense gratification spends all day earning his livelihood to maintain his family, and at night he wastes his energy in sex enjoyment or else goes to sleep thinking about all he has done in the daytime. That is the monotonous life of the materialist. Although differently graded as businessmen, lawyers, politicians, professors, judges, coolies, pickpockets, laborers and so on, materialists all simply engage in eating, sleeping, fearing and sense gratification and thus spoil their valuable lives pursuing luxury and neglecting to perfect their lives through spiritual realization.