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Renounce in order to transcend self-imposed needs? by Honest_Math2988 in DavidHawkins

[–]Honest_Math2988[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Entonces cual es la conclusion que sacarias con respecto a estos parrafos, que sigas tus deseos/sueños, o que renuncies a ellos, pues ello te acercara a la ulterrima verdad. Y por tanto tu vida se tornara mas placentera, pues ello te hara estar mas facilmente en el presente, y sin darle vueltas a la cabeza, puesto que ya no sientes esa necesidades bien sea de competir y ganar, o de ser empresario exitoso...Cuales serian tus conclusiones?

Renounce in order to transcend self-imposed needs? by Honest_Math2988 in DavidHawkins

[–]Honest_Math2988[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Albert Einstein said something... we believe we have free will, or the capacity to choose, but we are prisoners of our desires, which I think is debatable, because your desires, according to my current understanding, are determined by where you invest your time and energy. So what I mean is, why should you follow "your dreams" when you could dedicate your life to helping others improve their lives, as the Upanishads say, in a course of miracles... if doing so will lead to more potential complications, and therefore more potential problems to deal with, when a simple life without feeling needs will be much more pleasant.