The journey from passion (bondage) to dispassion (liberation or mukti) 🌷

The journey from passion (bondage) to dispassion (liberation or mukti) 🌷

The highest aspiration of this culture, since ancient times, has always been liberation.

Being conscious of your limitations and taking small, consistent steps to break them daily is what mukti, or complete liberation, is all about.

Mukti or moksha is not a goal to be achieved after death. You must have heard about great saints who attained moksha or mukti while being alive.

It is a concept that teaches us to be free from all obsessions and the entanglements that arise from excessive desires and passions.

The day we realize this and become detached—free from excessive attachment to relationships, jobs, businesses, or anything we do—we are liberated. This is because our mindset shifts from bhoga (indulgence or enjoyment) to yoga (transcendence).

When your consciousness transcends from bhoga to yoga, you begin to experience the elixir of life. Whatever you do now will not only be inclusive but also involve complete engagement. The suffering, pain, and expectations that once existed will no longer be there.

Yoga (union) makes you aware of the unending cycle of birth and death and realize that only you can put an end to it, you take the first step toward the path of enlightenment.

The time has come to make it happen for you. Small steps will surely make a difference.

Who knows how many lifetimes these steps may take to complete? So, start now.

This culture is not about believing—it is about seeking the truth in a scientific way. Before rejecting any concept that has endured for ages, take a deep dive to observe it as a pure, unbiased scientist. Have the courage to explore and experience its mechanics fully.

Once you do this, you can decide whether to take it slow or wrap everything up quickly—the choice will always be yours.

Just remain open, but with a scientific approach.

Final lesson:

Spirituality (Adhyatma) and physical science are not different. The only distinction is that physical science represents a small, quantified part of the larger existence known as Adhyatma. However, transcendence is required to realize this, and only a few possess the art of transcending their intellect.