Just a quick one, does one Understand the ego of CRAVING by learning how to be patient or how else is someone supposed to eliminate this ego "CRAVING" with actions, meaning what is the best way to act when strong egos of Cravings are acting inside ones psychology! Am think that being PATIENT is a preliminary step to fully comprehending this ego of CRAVING, anything guys on this?
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Craving is a label for many egos that escape labels and definitions.
What does one crave in a given moment? Sex? Food? Attention? Money? Titles? Spiritual recognition? Affluence? Revenge?
You overcome craving when you comprehend it, first by discovering the ego in self-observation, secondly by meditating profoundly upon it, and then asking for elimination.
All of this entails a patient process as we learn to transform our psychology day by day. We need patience because we suffer and make mistakes. However, only the stubborn one refuses to change.
What does one crave in a given moment? Sex? Food? Attention? Money? Titles? Spiritual recognition? Affluence? Revenge?
You overcome craving when you comprehend it, first by discovering the ego in self-observation, secondly by meditating profoundly upon it, and then asking for elimination.
All of this entails a patient process as we learn to transform our psychology day by day. We need patience because we suffer and make mistakes. However, only the stubborn one refuses to change.
For thirty years I sought God. But when I looked carefully I found that in reality God was the seeker and I the sought. -Bayazid al-Bastami
Emmanuel
changed the title from "Craving and Patience" to "Impatience and Patience" — 3 years ago
Accepted Answer
Craving is a label for many egos that escape labels and definitions.
What does one crave in a given moment? Sex? Food? Attention? Money? Titles? Spiritual recognition? Affluence? Revenge?
You overcome craving when you comprehend it, first by discovering the ego in self-observation, secondly by meditating profoundly upon it, and then asking for elimination.
All of this entails a patient process as we learn to transform our psychology day by day. We need patience because we suffer and make mistakes. However, only the stubborn one refuses to change.
What does one crave in a given moment? Sex? Food? Attention? Money? Titles? Spiritual recognition? Affluence? Revenge?
You overcome craving when you comprehend it, first by discovering the ego in self-observation, secondly by meditating profoundly upon it, and then asking for elimination.
All of this entails a patient process as we learn to transform our psychology day by day. We need patience because we suffer and make mistakes. However, only the stubborn one refuses to change.
For thirty years I sought God. But when I looked carefully I found that in reality God was the seeker and I the sought. -Bayazid al-Bastami
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