Dreaming of a prosperous life is a pleasure in itself. However, certain factors often compel us to pause such dreams, as many perceive the pursuit of wealth as a serious transgression. Society, by and large, tends to frown upon those who tirelessly strive for a prosperous life, possibly because there is a prevalent belief that wealth hinders spiritual progress. It is crucial to recognize that our Vedas and Shastras do not oppose a life of prosperity; they do not forbid the acquisition of wealth. If they did, Adi Shankara would not have fervently implored Goddess Lakshmi to bless his birthplace with prosperity. This belief has more inspired us to establish a temple dedicated to Lord Kubera and open it to the public. The Kubera Temple of Economics is likely the first of its kind globally a temple that seamlessly integrates the principles of economics with spirituality. When a person in need visits the Kubera Temple, the deities bless them in such a way that they receive guidance to overcome the poverty that often underlies many unethical actions. Once liberated from these challenges, individuals can then choose to pursue Moksha or ascend to a higher spiritual realm. This temple bestows immense wealth upon its visitors, empowering them to become benefactors, embracing the ideals of Thyagi and Mahan. In our cultural history, the concept of Moksha emerged from a society already blessed with material abundance, where the pursuit of spiritual enlightenment took precedence. However, the current landscape is vastly different. The population and the country find themselves in a situation where achieving Moksha for every individual is not feasible. To attain Moksha in this era, individuals must cultivate strength, self-discipline, and self-reliance. The Kubera Temple provides proper direction and guidance, enabling individuals to lead successful lives. As they become successful, they are better positioned to extend assistance to others in need. This energy and intelligence, when harnessed for the greater good, serve humanity. In this way, the temple extends its service to the entire world by aiding individuals who come to worship here. The Kutecon temple is founded on the principles of building a stable and sustainable society rooted in unconditional love, mutual respect, and dharma through the combined practice of spirituality and financial discipline.