Desire - Lesson 8

WHEN YOU MATURE, SO DOES YOUR DESIRES

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With surrender, the first thing you will experience is, your desires and fears will get matured. End, they will completely disappear, that is different – that is the ultimate experience. But the moment you even start practicing surrender, your desires and fears will start getting matured

Celebrate your desires getting matured. Celebrate your fears getting matured. Celebrate your anxieties getting matured. Celebrate your decisions getting matured. Celebrate your vision getting matured, you will celebrate Surrender; because in real surrender, spiritual surrender, the worm is becoming butterfly

BENEFITS ON
TRANSCENDING
YOUR DESIRES

In Sanskrit we have the word called
viraga which means going beyond
attachment or vairaagya. Raga means
attachment, araga means
detachment, viraga means going
beyond attachment or detachment;
going beyond desires and desire less-
ness.

When some desire comes, consider it
then suddenly quit. Suddenly
unclutch and experience the truth in
you.

This is a very strong truth, a very
profound statement. He says directly, '
whenever desire arises in you,
consider it'. He means, ' just see,
don't judge'. He is simply asking you
to be an unbiased witness, an
observer and not to judge whether
something is right or wrong. If you
judge something as wrong you will
not be able to drop the idea or desire.

Here Bhagavan Paramasiva is saying, 'suddenly uncluth from it'; disconnect from the desire. See, when you filled with some desire and you suddenly disconnect, you will experience a new inner space, an empty space, that inner space which is ready to experience your own reality.

BORROWING
STICKS TO FORM
OUR IDENTITY.

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