Thursday, November 1, 2007

According to Jagad Guru the Goal of LUST is To experience the height of sensual enjoyment, which is the sexual orgasm. But that doesn't satisfy a person because the person is actually spiritual in essence. He is by nature spiritual soul, non-material. Therefore, no amount of sensual or material pleasure will satisfy him and make him happy within himself. There is also an apex or a union in love ---union with the Supreme Being. The same desire for union is there in spiritual life. While the materialist seeks sexual union, the self realized soul seeks union with God. If we look at it from the up-down angel, lust is the inclination for union going downward to the various senses while love is this natural inclination for union going upward to the Supreme Lord. In other words, lust is not something that you can have at the same time as love. Lust is an opposite in the sense that it's the clouded or perverted manifestation of love.

For me you can have Lust at the same time as love. Because for me as you love a person you will give everything your heart, body and soul. There's nothing wrong when you feel Lust I think...that my own opinion what about you you can have comments...


what real love is all about.

I have read the booklet of Jagad Guru Siddhaswarupananda Paramahamsa "Is it Lust or Love". It help individuals to see, understand and experience love as it is meant to be -- innately satisfying, fulfilling and pleasurable to the tender and vulnerable soul. We all need love and to be loved. But before we give our tender hearts to someone, let us understand what real love is all about.The booklet is inquiring about the nature of love and how to love.As a bona fide spiritual teacher, Jagad Guru teaches the science of love that is totally different from the fantasies and daydreams fed to tha masses of people by movie makers, fiction writers and magazines columnists. Jagad Guru speaks the the truth and the truth about love will not only free us from ignorance and fears but also encourage us to open our tender selves and taste the highest sweetness of love for the Supremely Lovable.