If you can separate the ego from the self, your spiritual growth is ensured.
Any hurt, any wound, any anger
issues can be attributed to the ego, the “ahankara” within. The self remains untarnished.
It is the observer, the non-involved party.
Of course, this is not at all
easy, like eating a piece of chocolate. It is nothing less than a complete melt
down of all belief systems and all illusions built by the ego. It may feel
almost like a rebirth and becoming a new person.
I always point out to myself,
that when people use their hearts instead of the ego, the outcome is rich and
rewarding to the person who uses love. Love finds a happy niche within us even
if it is not reciprocated because the heart is the path to the divine energy.
Look around the world today and
see fear ruling everywhere. Not love. The ego can only generate more fear. And
where there is the rule of fear, love finds it difficult to step in.
This is for each of us to reflect
on. Surely, we don’t want fear in our lives. Then, why have we learnt to live
with this mind of compromise?
Surekha Kothari
surekhakothari.wordpress.com
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