Detachment doesn’t mean you should own nothing. It means that nothing should own you.
But this is flawed. My answer was
Detachment is an illusion.
Those who are awake – never have the sense of ownership – all belongs to God and it never was yours
So they have no thought of giving up / detachment .
Like the last few words in the Arti
“ Tera tujko arpan kya lage Mera”
It something exists you can give it up. If something exists and you own it you can give it up
The validity of existence of the material world itself is in question – quantum physics
Let’s say it does exist. But do we own it? Or is it just merely something in transition from store to our hands to the garbage?
For those who believe in God they Advise is to look at all things as a gift from God , we are caretakers for a while but ultimately goes back to God
So take your stand. You can try to remain detached. But it will come with grief. Why? Because you have the sense of ownership.
Pure consciousness finds anything material a burden. It would rather be alone, majestic, in self, destroying everything and anything from being created. Once you create something you have 2 additional things to do – maintain it and then dispose them properly
So the highest God creates nothing. He is Shiv. Much higher than Brahma, Vishnu or mahesh
Bhavin