Desire For Truth
Buddha said that desire is the cause of all misery. If your desire does not get fulfilled, it leads to frustration and causes misery. Even if it does get fulfilled, it leaves you empty.
Vashishhtha said that desire is the cause of pleasure. You get pleasure from an object or a person only when you desire them. When you do not desire an object, you do not get pleasure from it. For example, when a person is hot and thirsty, a sip of cold water gives him pleasure; but not if he is not thirsty. Whatever gives you pleasure binds you and bondage is misery.
Sri Sri says when you desire for truth, all other desires drop off. You always desire for something that is not there. But, truth is always there! Desire for truth removes all other desires and it itself dissolves. And what remains is bliss.
By sri sri ji
|| Jai Guru Dev ||
Buddha said that desire is the cause of all misery. If your desire does not get fulfilled, it leads to frustration and causes misery. Even if it does get fulfilled, it leaves you empty.
Vashishhtha said that desire is the cause of pleasure. You get pleasure from an object or a person only when you desire them. When you do not desire an object, you do not get pleasure from it. For example, when a person is hot and thirsty, a sip of cold water gives him pleasure; but not if he is not thirsty. Whatever gives you pleasure binds you and bondage is misery.
Sri Sri says when you desire for truth, all other desires drop off. You always desire for something that is not there. But, truth is always there! Desire for truth removes all other desires and it itself dissolves. And what remains is bliss.
By sri sri ji
|| Jai Guru Dev ||
Decide consciously, 'From today onwards, I will live without worry and incompletions'. Life is too short to be spent worrying about your incompletions. Dont bother about the goals, just drop them. The moment you understand the beauty of purposelessness, all the wounds you have created in your inner space will be healed. You will fall into the comfort of Eternal Bliss.
( Bhagavad Gita Decoded)
( Bhagavad Gita Decoded)
Forwarded from Bhagwat Geeta
बहूनां जन्मनामन्ते ज्ञानवान्मां प्रपद्यते।
वासुदेव: सर्वमिति स महात्मा सुदुर्लभ:॥ १९॥
बहुत जन्मोंके अन्तिम जन्ममें अर्थात् मनुष्यजन्ममें सब कुछ परमात्मा ही हैं— इस प्रकार (जो) ज्ञानवान् मेरे शरण होता है, वह महात्मा अत्यन्त दुर्लभ है।
In the very last of all births the enlightenedperson worships Me by realizing that all this isGod. Such a great soul is very rare indeed. (7:19)
वासुदेव: सर्वमिति स महात्मा सुदुर्लभ:॥ १९॥
बहुत जन्मोंके अन्तिम जन्ममें अर्थात् मनुष्यजन्ममें सब कुछ परमात्मा ही हैं— इस प्रकार (जो) ज्ञानवान् मेरे शरण होता है, वह महात्मा अत्यन्त दुर्लभ है।
In the very last of all births the enlightenedperson worships Me by realizing that all this isGod. Such a great soul is very rare indeed. (7:19)
Forwarded from Devikalottara
46. The consciousness which shines as "I" in the Heart Lotus is pure [flawless] and perfectly steady [without a trace of movement]. By destroying the ego, which rises [from that consciousness], that consciousness itself bestows the Supreme joy of liberation. Be sure about it.
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Forwarded from Rumi Quotes
Whatever purifies you is the right path.
Forwarded from ☥𓃭ˁᎦπᛂཞἶϮγศλˁˁ𝓜ᾰཤརᏣˁ𓂀☥ (♡ जूलिया ૐ)
Soul vs. Spirit (how to tell the difference + return to wholeness).
These two terms are often referred to together and used interchangeably.
It feels like one is the the replacement for the other…
But, are they really the same?
The short answer is “No”, although they can both be referred to as our non-physical existence.
As a start, your soul and your spirit have very different energetic frequencies.
Your spirit is the part which connects you directly to the Source. Some religions or cultures might call it “Higher Self”. This part of you is already perfect and cannot be improved upon (the concept of “development”, “fixed”, “getting better” is just irrelevant).....
http://yourlifeexpression.com/soul-vs-spirit-how-to-tell-the-difference-return-to-the-wholeness/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=pinterest&utm_campaign=tailwind_tribes&utm_content=tribes&utm_term=507522382_18246684_526078&epik=dj0yJnU9WURYcUt2aEo1MmpWc1B4dUcwcm00aWlFa1ZLWnkzbUsmbj05VTlnRU1YN3QwNTRzXzN6QWVjdnlRJm09MyZ0PUFBQUFBRjA4WXhF
These two terms are often referred to together and used interchangeably.
It feels like one is the the replacement for the other…
But, are they really the same?
The short answer is “No”, although they can both be referred to as our non-physical existence.
As a start, your soul and your spirit have very different energetic frequencies.
Your spirit is the part which connects you directly to the Source. Some religions or cultures might call it “Higher Self”. This part of you is already perfect and cannot be improved upon (the concept of “development”, “fixed”, “getting better” is just irrelevant).....
http://yourlifeexpression.com/soul-vs-spirit-how-to-tell-the-difference-return-to-the-wholeness/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=pinterest&utm_campaign=tailwind_tribes&utm_content=tribes&utm_term=507522382_18246684_526078&epik=dj0yJnU9WURYcUt2aEo1MmpWc1B4dUcwcm00aWlFa1ZLWnkzbUsmbj05VTlnRU1YN3QwNTRzXzN6QWVjdnlRJm09MyZ0PUFBQUFBRjA4WXhF