Ramakrishna’s movement was mainly composed of monks. He wanted a group of people that would be prepared to become monks. He wanted people to become celibates and not enter the householder’s life, for he knew that their energies would be divided once they entered the householder’s life. He wanted their full attention to be concentrated not on gold, which meant finding work or starting a business. He did not want the attention directed towards achieving gold, nor did he want their attention to go to women. So, for his immediate monks, like Swami Vivekananda, Swami Brahmananda, and Swami Ramakrishnananda, he wanted them to avoid gold and women. That was Ramakrishna’s idea.