I respect and welcome the points made above by AAAA & SALALA. You are quite
correct about struggle. You have to struggle no matter where you end up
being. My parents (who did not finish high school or inherit any
property) took care of my grand parents until the end and  gave me
every opportunity that could be bought with financial or social
resources. I am proud of that. Very proud indeed. I just want to be
morally responsible and choose my way of life. So my fellow countryman
I will return too. Soon.
In no way I am suggesting that returning
home or to motherland to our families is a superior decision. It is
just that I find it suitable to my thinking. I will be happier that
way. I know those who are away from Nepal love the motherland just as
much as we do. They will do what they can to help us: good advices,
moral and social help, political and financial help/investment. I know
they will. The gentleperson like Georgian Satellite falls in this category.

I have no authority to tell what is right. People have to decide what is right for themselves.

500
years ago this country (USA) was land of wilderness. Today it is what it is
or what you think it is. People made it what it is. You and I are
people. I want to believe that we are no less human than those on this
land from whom I have benefited much. At least I can try to make my
motherland a better place. As Michael Jordan once said, 'I MAY not make
a shot if I try, but if I don't try I know I WILL NOT make the shot'. A
wise Canadian woman once said, 'I don't move just because things got
interesting somewhere. I want to know how things got interesting there.
May be I can try it here. But you please go.'

May the force be with you.