Since no desire can complete itself -- by itself -- through anything it imagines -- its only recourse is to imagine “more of” whatever failed to satisfy it the first time around. This unseen cycle is the mainspring of all forms of addiction, as unconscious desire keeps trying to fill a bucket with no bottom by pouring imaginary water into it.
Since no desire can complete itself -- by itself -- through anything it imagines -- its only recourse is to imagine "more of" whatever failed to satisfy it the first time around. This unseen cycle is the mainspring of addiction; and, among other unseen self-compromising states, unconscious desire also drives that dark engine called "greed" -- as it keeps trying to fill a bucket with no bottom...
Part 1 As long as desire remains unaware of itself, it can only chase after its own reflection through time, always running after -- and reaching for -- the consummation of its own longing that it can never know. Part 2 There is no "cure" for kind of constant unconscious pain inherent in the nature of desire... other than the revelation, and eventual realization that no opposite is...
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If you are engaged in an interior dialogue with yourself, you are not listening to Divine guidance. In this short talk, Guy talks about keeping it simple. The higher answer to the pain of difficult moments is to see the consciousness that is responsible for the pain, not in struggling to change all of the exterior conditions that are blamed as the reason for the suffering.
Part 1: It is an unthinkable spiritual paradox that before one can ever hope to be dressed for the marriage divine, one must first see how unsuited he or she is to know such a Love. Part 2: Desires serve the awakening one, while one who sleeps...serves desire.
I feel conflicted about being gay. My internal desires put me at risk with destructive behaviors, including porn and sex with random partners. I get a pain in my heart when I think about it too often. Or is that the truth revealing itself (what you resist persists)?...
The reconciliation of opposing forces can only be realized through the unification of desire, which is its transfiguration.
Into every desire is baked its expiration date. To SEE this as true is the beginning of liberation.
As long as we are driven by desire, it doesn't matter what we harness in the hope of escaping our pain.
No fearful mountain rises before you today that wasn't first a molehill of some desire that you became identified with yesterday.
We're coming into a time of the year when certain conditions of the human consciousness glare. This time of the year is intended to be the happiest time of the year according to popular culture, but for most it's not only not the happiest time of the year, it's often the most conflicted time of the year. All of the unattended-to things relative to family and friends -- all of the shortcomi...
No regret exists without the seed of some desire that precedes it, presenting itself as a pleasure for which there will be no cost.