1. A desire arises with the memory of a pleasant experience and past impressions.
2. A desire might arise through listening.
3. A desire can be triggered through the association of certain people and a place.
4. Someone else's need or desire may manifest in you as your own desire, e.g. when someone is hungry, you get a desire to feed them or someone wants to talk to you and you get a desire to talk to them.
5. The destiny or a happening in which you have a part to play may trigger a desire of which you have no idea. For example, a gentleman in Quebec, Canada kept making roads and working on a farm for 30 years, not knowing for what -- for it was destined to become our Canadian Ashram.
- Sri Sri
|| Jai Guru Dev ||
2. A desire might arise through listening.
3. A desire can be triggered through the association of certain people and a place.
4. Someone else's need or desire may manifest in you as your own desire, e.g. when someone is hungry, you get a desire to feed them or someone wants to talk to you and you get a desire to talk to them.
5. The destiny or a happening in which you have a part to play may trigger a desire of which you have no idea. For example, a gentleman in Quebec, Canada kept making roads and working on a farm for 30 years, not knowing for what -- for it was destined to become our Canadian Ashram.
- Sri Sri
|| Jai Guru Dev ||
SUTRA: "You are the Reality. You are not the thoughts, you are not the emotions nor actions. You are not even a person." - Sri Sri
Desire explained in simple terms. Loved it.
ReplyDeleteVery good. Every sentences obviously is powerful but last one is special.
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