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Desire - Lesson 1

INTRODUCTION

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We have so many desires and often we feel we don't have energy to fulfill them.

The Divine sends us with enough energy and capacity to fulfill all our desires. But most of us don't feel this way. Why? There is a difference between our true desires and 'borrowed' desires. Our true desires are called our 'needs'. Borrowed desires are called our 'wants'. We have enough energy to fulfill our true desires or needs. What are our true desires?

During the Life Bliss Program Level 2 we have a session where people are asked to make a list of their desires, needs and wants.

Then they meditate on these desires. At the end of the meditation, they are asked to recollect from memory their list of desires. What they can recollect is usually a fraction of what they have written! It is as if they started with a large tree full of leaves, their desires, and during this meditation the tree sheds almost all its leaves, as if the leaves were dried and dead.

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© 2020 Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam. All Rights Reserved Source: Nithyanandapedia What it retains glows like golden leaves. If you can understand which desire is innate and which is accumulated, spiritual growth happens automatically. Whatever is left in their memories, those desires glow like gold. They are the ones that carry the energy for their fulfillment!

These desires are the true desires. If the process is done with awareness, these desires are always selfless desires. They may benefit the individual, no doubt, but they always benefit humanity. Only such selfless desires carry the energy of the universe with them for fulfillment!

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When he runs to the end of his life, he realizes that none of his desires really gives him true happiness. Such a man is an anubhavan. An anubuthivan on the other hand clearly understands from his first desire that no desire when fulfilled will give him true happiness; There lies the difference.

Filling your being is the right job of the Master than fulfilling your desires. Fulfilling your desires are too small than filling your being. A Real Master fills your being

Nithyananda