simple living may have its intellectual advantages,

1 also has material advantages--time, resources wisely invested.

2 natural simplicity resultant to realization has all advantages,and is worthy of aspiring and attaining

this is wisdom . due to various reasons, errors are ignored/tolerated/sk​​ipped unnoticed/will often be seen and pointed out by others to cause embarrassment/should​​ be accepted and corrected as feedback thanking, instead of feeling bad--leading to possible refinement.

self assessment is best and worst depending on ego factor.

guided viveka may have the disadvantage of creating a closed mind, blocking the entry of truth, truth having innumerable aspects.

dwells in house , windows and doors fully opened to receive truth as much as possible like plenty of  air and sun rays flooding in-----yes, welcome, desirable and necessary to keep them fully open.

but ,i am for living in open, no-wall-universe, a real shanthinikethan, an open air university, to be in truth, to be living truth moment to moment, fully and ever. i create this private universe of mine, in which nothing is excluded, all possibilities within my reach, a state of total freedom bound by nothing --physical/mental-   

-u​nmindful of / not needing anything from outside/ from others. 

system totally tuned /trained with nature, no possibilities for any apashruthi, error-free, effortless, though me a speck of dust, but melted, merged to be one with the universe----it is possible..joy