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mother, when she works hard for the sake of her child, knows
something of this joy. Even when a man draws a small circle and
calls it "his own," the unconscious aim is to taste the
joy of growth in the self, for there by, the self bond in the body
comes out for a little while. But what sort of release is this? It
is like the prisoner coming out of his cell into the courtyard. But
this is not enough for the spirit. The spirit wants the joy of
unbounded freedom.
12.
The essence of the matter is :- (1) The seeker after perfection (sadhaka)
needs to leave the crooked ways of adharma (what is not one's dharma)
and paradharma (someone else's dharma) and take the
natural easy path of svadharma. He should never let go the
motherly security of svadharma.
(2) The body perishes every moment;
understanding this, let him use it for the sake of svadharma.
When there is need, let him not hesitate even to give it up for the
sake of svadharma.
(3) Let him be constantly aware that
the self is indestructible, all pervasive; and let him remove from
his heart the distinction of "mine" and "thine".
The Lord tell us these basic principles of living. The man who
treads the path shown by the Lord will one day, without doubt,
experience "through this human body itself the blissful state
of existence-consciousness-bliss."
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