Infatuation and inertia

Tusar N. Mohapatra Says: April 30th, 2007 at 11:45 pm The citations from The Life Divine amply guide us on the question of method that is being discussed in other threads. Individual experiences are particular as well as local and hence offer no credible principles to rely upon. Our narcissistic tendency to cling to such memories often prevents us to see the broader picture. Infatuation with a set of ideas and inertia too play their part to bar us from any new adventure.

However, these are part of our personal growth and the failings need not be seen as shortcomings. Since each individual’s is a unique journey, the cues on the way are of significance. The lessons learnt at each parlour add up to create a certain world-view essential for the person.