September 10, 2017
Pramod Pathak
Once desire is out of scene, life is always disciplined.
You see the rest of the nature, they wake up with sun, they go to bed with the sun, they eat when they are hungry and drink when thirsty. It is a life of automatic discipline.
Discipline is as natural as love. In both, desire destroys the situation.
Take the example of food habits - vegan, vegetarian, non-vegetarian, egg eater, fruitarian, jain food, white meat, red meat, etc. Food choice and naturalness are opposed to each other. Food choice arises out of a desire to please oneself and others, this desire to please arises out of selfishness. . . . . . and if there is no desire, there is no selfishness.
NO SELFISHNESS is NO DESIRE TO PLEASE,
NO DESIRE TO PLEASE IS NATURAL LIFE.
Just eat natural food. This comprises of fruits, vegetables and dry fruits.
You see the rest of the nature, they wake up with sun, they go to bed with the sun, they eat when they are hungry and drink when thirsty. It is a life of automatic discipline.
Discipline is as natural as love. In both, desire destroys the situation.
Take the example of food habits - vegan, vegetarian, non-vegetarian, egg eater, fruitarian, jain food, white meat, red meat, etc. Food choice and naturalness are opposed to each other. Food choice arises out of a desire to please oneself and others, this desire to please arises out of selfishness. . . . . . and if there is no desire, there is no selfishness.
NO SELFISHNESS is NO DESIRE TO PLEASE,
NO DESIRE TO PLEASE IS NATURAL LIFE.
Just eat natural food. This comprises of fruits, vegetables and dry fruits.
