Answer: Practice of unattachment does not come of in a day. It requires lot of Spiritual Practice. At the outset, you have to believe that the whole universe is a creation of God and it belongs to Him. Whatever we possess also naturally belongs to Him. We are only privileged to enjoy it. So, whatever we are earning, spending, loving people, etc. – all His grace and belong to Him. Since, everything belongs to Him, it is meaningless to get attached to some.
I advise you to read the 3rd chapter of Bhagavad Gita and Swami Vivekananda’s Karma Yoga, which will enlighten you more.

Response to the Reply: I am grateful for your holiness kind reply. Can I take the path of Jnana Yoga to practice slowly Unattachment.. As advised by you, I will read Gita and Karma Yoga. What is your kind advice regarding- Jnana Yoga. Eagerly awaiting your kind path showing..

Answer to the Above Response: I don’t know what exactly you mean by Jnana Yoga. Is it – you mean to follow the Advaita Vedanta? After hearing from you, I shall write to you in details.

His Response to the above: What I am perplexed is this world an illusion (maya). How to realise rather than beleving in a thing.. I felt blessed when received your holiness kind reply.. I am unable to express specifically anything except hope I may find some solace by interaction with great souls. Pranam.

Reply to the above: Is it so easy that I can explain in short letter that this world is an illusion? But it is a fact and we have to undertake necessary spiritual sadhana for realising it. I advise you to read some of Sri Sankara’s works who deals in detail about this inscrutable power in all his books.