--- In [email protected], bob_brigante <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> "One who has set in his heart the concept of the transitoriness of
> the world through a process of reasoning and deep thought, is the
> person competent to win over the inner hexagon. Because, one who
is
> convinced of the transitoriness of the entire world complex cannot
be
> susceptible to greed or attachment to anything, for he knows that
the
> object of his greed or attachment today will be something
different
> tomorrow. Conscious of this disappointment, desires and
attachments
> do not germinate in his mind. Nay, their very seed is destroyed.
Then
> jealousy also is gone. He is no longer vain about his greatness,
> learning or wealth. When greed, attachment, vanity and jealousy
> disappear, there is no cause left for anger and anger goes away
> automatically. His desires recede and turn to God, with the result
> that now his worldly actions are dictated by a sense of duty
rather
> than by passion. His behaviour automatically becomes proper and he
> lives in the world without being affected by it, just as a lotus
leaf
> lives in water without getting wet. Such a man has no external
> enemies left, and his sameness rules over the whole Nature. None
is
> capable of disturbing his kingdom of peace. It is such a person
who
> is "samadarshii" (impartial, dispassionate) and a great victor,
who
> can carry the world towards the goal of lasting peace and
happiness.
>
> Therefore, a victory over the inner hexagon is the highest form of
> victory, and it is to achieving this great victory that man should
> direct his efforts.'
>
Thanks for posting this.:-)
