BLISS, JOY, PLEASURE,

Happiness and Success.

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Before understanding these key-factors that govern the Life it is important to Know well their contexts, perspectives, role and importance in Life. .

These key-factores may be enumerated as the following - 

 

CONSCIOUSNESS  - चेतना -

THE SENTIENCE  - सजीवता,

THE INSENTIENCE - अचेतनता,

AND - और 

THE  CONSCIENCE - सचेतनता,

With reference to:

MIND, THOUGHT, DESIRE, ACTION

and the AWARENESS:

AS THE ESSENCE -

THE POTENTIAL IMMUTABLE,

AND THE MANIFEST CHANGEFUL.

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The Life That IS and Happens.

Fate and Destiny;

And most importantly the Self.

The impersonal role of Life as it plays through its myriad manifest forms and expressions.

Success could be the word that defines the criteria, fulfilment and the meaning of being alive.

Success is achievement, accomplishment and the immediate objective in sight.

Desire is another even more cognisable form of any perceived objective. Though non-verbal, Desire need not be explained as it motivates directly to perform action that leads to the ultimate fulfilment, and the same in the other words is called :

Bliss, Joy, Happiness, Pleasure and Fulfilment.

But the core basic, ultimate and the only beneficiary in view is the 'self'.

Though so inconspicuous and undefined, 'self' or the idea of self is the only prime spirit behind all the Urge, Desire and Action directed to achieve the objective. Life as such is a non-personal ongoing and an activity irrespective of the 'self' that assumes an apparent and repeated manifestation again and again. The 'self' assumes the various forms such as the one alone Who goes through the various activities, achieves success, enjoys, fails, suffers too, yet remains unnoticed and  hidden in the background. The objects and the objectives are always in sight and the 'self' though clandestine, keeps on enjoying, suffering, thinking, going through the experiences of all kinds. The irony is that though the 'self' appears as if has its independent, separate, different, existence apart from the activity of the thought, thinking, feeling, emotion and memory, it is really only a consequence. The 'self', though variously referred to as "I" has neither identity nor the essence to claim as its own.

Basically, there is life only that manifests as the consciousness-impersonal and as soon in this consciousness appears the identification of itself either in the form of thought, feeling, emotion, memory or any reaction as a response to something external, this very response apparently becomes the 'self', an entity, different and other than the object and the activity of the experience.

Attention alone can eradicate, annihilate and remove this unfortunate, fatal error born of in-attention. When in the light of keen attention it is known and revealed that the apparent distinction between thought and thinker is a false notion and an error of judgement only, Joy, Bliss and Peace follow and they are found to be the natural aspects of Life as the Existence.

यं संन्यासमिति प्राहुर्योगं तं विद्धि पाण्डव।

न ह्यसंन्यस्तसंकल्पो योगी भवति कश्चन॥२॥

श्रीमद्भगवद्गीता, अध्याय ६

Gita chapter 6, verse 2.

SannyAsa is prior to Yoga.

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