Atheists are miserable.

[genkaus]

Have you "earned" your right to a body to live in?
Obviously, you only had to be born, and that was not by your merit either. It was by the merit of your parents, and especially your mother who gave birth to you, and carried you in her belly for nine months. You practically gained life without doing anything. Without them, you would not even be here. So, whatever you've "earned" in this life are not due to you, but first and foremost, due to them. If they did not feed you, you'd starve. If they did not sent you to school, you'd be illiterate.
By your words, nothing in this world is "yours", actually, not your life, your home, family and etc.
Your way of thinking is very faulty.

Truly, you are a disgusting wretch.

The actions of my parents were to their own ends and purposes. That their choice to create a conscious being would give them any dominion over the life of that conscious being is a dogma worthy of the evil tyrant Yahweh. My parents may have started this body, but its my consciousness that moves it, that directs its actions and that sustains it. Whatever expectations and demands they had ceased to apply when I became a self-sustaining entity. Ironically, that was the the expectation my parents had of me.

It's cause is rational. Being helpful to my people increases our chances to survival and brings us one step closer to prosperity.

That is the statement that you haven't given a rational cause for.

I mean your parents, family, your own people.

They earn my regard according to the contributions they make towards my current and intended identity.

"Morally"? What does this supposed to mean? It is mine. Rightfully mine. If my ancestors would not want anything to belong to the next generations, they would have razed it to the ground, or spent it wildly so that nothing remained for the future generations to look back.
If you think that inheritance is morally wrong, you're a wacko. Humanity advanced due to the accumulation of wealth and knowledge.
You on the other hand disregard the past, while not thinking of the future either, for you shun inheritance.
If all mankind were as you, we would not have survived another century.

Once again, you display the depth of your depravity by claiming your inheritance to be "rightfully" yours. Inheritance, by itself, is not morally wrong. Inheritance without merit, without the inheritor's worth with respect to it, is. Inheritance, like all other things, can be and should be earned - not squandered irrationally by the accident of genetics.

There is no difference in our world between the master and the teacher. Your teacher is your master. Once you've learned what you need to, you become a master, and teach others.

What he asks for his teachings is nothing, really. Most are now resting underground, having fulfilled their life's purposes. I bear the utmost respect for them, and follow their guidelines. If I did not follow their teachings, I'd not be on this path, I'd be on another. I can only do as much as to improve their teachings, if I can.

Unfortunately, that is the society you live in. Fortunately, it is not mine. My teacher is not my master. He is another trader who, in exchange for the knowledge given to me, expects quite a lot in return, such as money, gratitude, respect. He does not, however, lay any claim on the knowledge once its imparted, nor does he tell me what to do with it.