At this moment, your heart ponders:
What do you want?
What do you hope for happen?
Whom do you expect to behave in a certain way?
These notions of “wanting,” “hoping” and “expecting” can indeed entangle us in the net of desires. They confine our inner freedom and exploit our innate joy. We often believe that obtaining what we desire—what we hope for or expect—will bring happiness. Yet, in this cycle of anticipation, we deceive ourselves.
Desire keeps us circling within its constraints. Sometimes it tantalizes us with gains, only to snatch them away later. And even when we achieve something, it’s often fleeting; eventually, we lose it. Perhaps you wonder why such pessimism? Why not embrace optimism, experiencing both joy and pain fully, living in the present?
But optimism, too, has its burdens. It demands constant effort to maintain control, carrying the weight of responsibility. Whether willingly or not, we endure this burden because we expect to sustain the fleeting beauty that follows achievement. Yet, even when we lose, we struggle to let go.
Life perpetually revolves within desire’s orbit, often without our awareness. Our true essence—peaceful, genuine, and unblemished—lies buried beneath these cravings.
What if desire didn’t drive us relentlessly? What if we could release ourselves from its grip? Imagine a life unencumbered by the constant pursuit of more—more wants, more control, more expectations.
Wisdom lies in understanding desire’s nature, observing its flow, and ultimately letting go. Each release liberates us, each insight elevates our spirit. When you feel the urge to “want” something from others or circumstances, pause. Is it a genuine need, excessive desire, or something you can do without?
And when hope arises, recognize the entanglement it brings—the perpetual cycle of self-struggle. Perhaps then, you’ll know how to choose or release, even if it’s not easy.
Remember, letting go doesn’t mean loss; it’s the end of suffering and the beginning of freedom. As you explore the essence of humanity, you tread the path of spiritual growth.
这一刻你的心在想什么?
你想要什么?你希望什么事情发生?你期待谁可以怎么样?
这”想要“、”希望“和”期待“。。。
把你深锁在欲望的束缚。。。
框限了你内心的自由。。。
剥削了你快乐自在的天性。。。
或许你以为
你得到你所想要的,
你以为
你所希望的事情发生了,
你以为
你所期待的如你所愿了。。。
你就会快乐了。。。
其实刚刚所提到的都是等待外在的人、事、物才能实现的话。。。
那你就会周而复始的在这样的欲望里盘旋。。。
给你自己快乐的假象。。。
欲望让你周旋在束缚里。。。
有时让你等到了又失去,然后又让你相信你努力了会再次得到。。。
但当你得到了,总有一天你还是会失去。。。
或许你觉得何必如此悲观,
乐观争取时,你觉得就勇敢经历所有的欢乐与痛苦,享尽当下。。。
获得时,你会感到患得患失,心里不安。。。
或着必须一直努力掌控和维持,而日复一日地在懊恼中度日,承担获得之后带来的总总责任和负担。。。
无论你是否心甘情愿,因为你期待维持获得之后带来片刻的美好,而无时无刻在责任和负担里承受。。。
失去时,让你感到事情不再是你可以掌控,你已经失去当初争取时的乐观。。。
你放不下,也不知如何真正的放下,而坚持不休的纠缠或自我挣扎。。。
人生一直不断周而复始在欲里盘旋。。。
也毫无意识到欲的作祟。。。
你的本质里,如此自在祥和,平和厚道,纯粹真挚,纯净无染。。。
如果没有欲望如影随形的驱使,何来纠缠?何来自我挣扎?
如果没有欲望的驱使,何来患得患失?何来掌控的必要?
如果没有欲望的驱使,何来一开始到最后的”想要“、“希望”和“期待”?
或许你以为,没有欲望,人生就没有展望和热情。。。
但你是否意识到,欲望也让你大多数的时间里在期盼的幻象中,然后短暂的快乐之后,深深的痛苦。。。然后再次重复,再重复。。。
如果没有意识到,没关系,继续随着欲望的驾驭。。。
因为欲望只会一次比一次要求更多,要求更高。。。
就让欲望把你驱使,你就会领会。。。
在领会之前,你以为如果没有让自己感受人生的总总经历,对尘世清心寡欲,人生多么无乐趣。
有智慧驾驭欲望的人。。。
发现欲望的出现,关照欲望的流动,参透欲望的本质,忽视欲望,放下欲望。。。
人无完人,但无论得失,无论成败,可以放下不纠缠。。。
每一次的放下,都是束缚的解放,智慧的增长。
每一次的通透,都是自由的奔放,灵性的提升。
当你心中升起”想要”他人/情况这样那样,
如果可以发现这背后潜藏着的是“需要”还是“多要”还是也可以“不要”?
你或许可以更容易从痛苦中给自己解放,给他人自由。。。
当你心中升起”希望“,如果可以发现这背后潜藏着连带着长期的周而复始地自我纠缠与束缚。。。或许你会更知道如何选择或放下,只是你愿不愿意。。。
无论你是否可以做到放下。。。
只要你乐意探索人性的本质,你已经在灵性提升的道路上。
放下并不会让你失去,而是痛苦的终止,自由的开始。
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