“Sit and contemplate.”
Sit and contemplate. Make a list of all your desires, all your desires, whatever. List and sit and contemplate. Just visual... take up each desire and visualize that it has become reality. How you feel? Add Kriya Shakti to Ishta Shakti. Add your visualization and creativity to your desires. Suddenly you will see, many desires which you thought is your life, will drop, will lose its influence over you.
Empower your visualization, your desires with your imagination power. Just see that they have become reality and how you feel now. Suddenly you will see, many desires which you thought is a important thing in your life, will lose its power over you - those desires are your Agamya, accumulated desires. And suddenly you will see some desires will become so strong in you - that's what I call Prarabdha, your own desires. With Prarabdha, you see Prarabdha, great quality of the Prarabdha karma is: Before fulfilling it will give you a deep inspiration and energy to run behind that desire. After fulfilling, automatically that will give you a deep satisfaction.
But with Agamya, before fulfilling also you will have a deep irritation. Sometime if you see, if you remember some desires, you will have a deep irritation. After fulfilling you will feel the deep emptiness. Agamya will start with irritation and end with emptiness. Prarabdha will start with inspiration, end with fulfillment.
So sit and contemplate on all the desires. Take this as a meditation. Everyday visualize one desire fully. Create your heaven and live half an hour in that. It may look like imagination. “ What am I doing?” But you will see, suddenly, there are many desires which you are carrying, without even knowing that they have no say over your being, they have no power over your being. When the Agamya drops, Prarabdha will have its own energy to fulfill itself.
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- 14 January 2008
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