whether it is love in a relationship or any other kind of bond, all connections stem from the mind. As long as the mind controls our consciousness, the profound experience of inner love will remain elusive. The mind is inherently restless—a whirlwind of thoughts.
Our mind impedes enthusiasm. Relying on thoughts and the mind, which tends to wander, leads to distraction. Excessive distraction depletes enthusiasm, steering us toward depression. Let us delve into what the mind is.
This mindful approach transforms fleeting joy into spiritual bliss. Through such practices, love becomes a path to divine connection. Love leads us effortlessly toward the source of all music, all transformation—a place where everything changes, and true bliss is realized.
Today, love is disappearing from society, replaced by fear and hatred. Fear breeds more fear, and hatred attracts more hatred. To change this, we must rekindle the light of love within ourselves and spread it to others.
Anger cannot resolve any problem. Neither can it be suppressed, for suppression only amplifies its intensity, making it more destructive. Only through the practice of restraint, contemplation, and reflection can anger be effectively managed.
We must relearn that love is the union of two souls, not two bodies. In recent decades, we have given undue importance to the body. Perhaps through idol worship and elaborate rituals, our minds and spirits have also become inert.