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Desire - Lesson 2

THE DOMINO EFFECT OF HAVING DESIRES

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Portrait of young Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam

When you mature, your desires do
mature. If you decide that your
desires should not get matured, you
stop your maturity. You stop your
maturity. Maturity of the desires
and fears is what is called
Renunciation. Renunciation is not
denunciation. In Hindu tradition,
Vairāgya is not arāgya. Virāgā is not
arāgā. Renunciation is not
denunciation. Maturity getting
added to your desires and fears.