The desire comes from what you most desire
When you look really deeply into the motive for your actions in daily life, you will see that they are generally for the survival of the “I-concept”, the person. It is important to be aware of this. When you really feel in you the desire to be happy, totally follow this desire. Fundamentally, all desire leads to the one source of desire, the desire to be desireless, to be free from desire. But we must follow desire like we follow the shadow projected by a tree. It leads to the tree.
- Jean Klein, from Open to the Unknown: “The desire comes from what you most desire,” a talk in Delphi, 1990.
(from sharanam)
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