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Practical Exercise
Make a list of your desires, thoughts & expectations
1. Find out if these needs can be fulfilled by Right Understanding,
Relationship, Physical Facility or something else (specify)
2. Categorize them as need of Self (I) or need of body
3. Categorize them based on source of motivation – Preconditioning,
Sensation or Natural Acceptance
4. (Optional)
Categorize them as
Expectation, Desire
You can do this practical exercise
with your family
Force / Power
cy@“kfDr
Activity
fØz;k
1. Realization
vuqHko
2. Understanding
cks/k
3. Desire
bPNk
Imaging
fp=.k
4. Thought
fopkj
Analysis
fo'ys"k.k
5. Expectation
vk'kk
Selecting/Tasting
p;u@vkLoknu
2
Are desires unlimited (or they are continuous?)
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2. Categorize: Need of I and Need of Body
Make a list of Your desires
Categorize each desire as Need of I or Need of Body
Some needs will be for both I and for Body – you can reflect on what is
the primary need
E.g.
Food for nurturing – need of Body
for taste – need if I
House for protection – need of Body
House to show others, to get respect – need of I
Q: What is the % of desires that are needs of I, % of needs of Body?
Q: % Effort for PF? % Effort for RU & RF?
Q: Re-evaluate the program to fulfill needs of I. PF can only fulfill needs
of the Body
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2. Categorize: Needs of I and Need of Body
Human Being = Coexistence of Self (I) and Body
Activities of desire, thought & expectation are going on in the Self (I)
These activities are continuously going on. I can see this within myself
Some of these are related to needs of the Body and some or related to
the needs of the Self (I). We can distinguish between these two
Most of the desires, thoughts & expectations are related to the needs of
the self
Most of the effort is for physical facility
More effort on right understanding & right feeling in oneself is required
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2. Categorize: Need of I and Need of Body
About 10% desires are needs of the Body
About 90% desires are needs of Self(I)
About 10% effort is for Right Understanding &
Relationship
About 90% effort is for Physical Facility
Most of the desires are of needs of Self(I)
Most of the effort is for Physical facility
Physical Facility can fulfill only needs of the Body…
… There is a mismatch between desire and effort …
What is the effort required to balance this?
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2. Categorize: Need of I and Need of Body – Effort
Sanskar (t+1) = Fn [Sanskar (t), Environment (t), Self Exploration (t)]
Proposal
Self Study, Self Verification
 Listening (with comitment, concentration, listening to get the sense
in which the speaker is indicating, not comparing with pre-
conditioning)
 Self-Exploration (to see the reality indicated by the words, to refer
to your natural acceptance)
Right Understanding & Right Feeling in the Self (I)
 Your Desire, Thought, Expectation
is guided by your own Natural Acceptance
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3. Categorise: Preconditioning, Sensation and Natural Acceptance
Reflect on its underlying assumption
Eg. Nice house
- Nice = comparatively better than other houses – preconditioning
- Nice = luxurious – sensation
- Nice = provides protection for body – natural acceptance
15
3. Categorise: Preconditioning, Sensation and Natural Acceptance
Preconditioning: Assuming without knowing. Depends on something or
someone outside, keeps changing. Not sure it leads to harmony or
contradiction.
Sensation: taste of sound, touch, sight, taste, smell, 4 topics: food,
sleep, fear/security, sex (samvedna – shabd, sparsh, roop, ras, gandh,
4 vishay: ahar, nidra, bhay, maithun)
tasty-necessary  tasty-unnecessary  tasteless-unnecessary  intolerable
Natural Acceptance: About meaning (sarthakta), Purpose or what to
do as a human being. Leads to harmony (happiness) within, continuity
is desirable, possible
1. Assurance (Ashwasti) – I am clear this is what I want to do
2. Satisfaction (Tripti) – I am sure that this will lead to harmony
3. Universal (Sarvbhaum) – It is same for all
Q: % Preconditioning, % Sensation and % Natural Acceptance
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Natural Acceptance
About meaning (sarthakta), purpose or what to do as a human being.
Leads to harmony (happiness) within, continuity is desirable, possible
For Relationship [Mutual fulfillment, complimentarity]
For Harmony [Nature is by way of harmony, mutual enrichment]
For Co-existence [Existence is Co-existence, is ever present]
1. Assurance (Ashwasti) – I am clear this is what I want to do
2. Satisfaction (Tripti) – I am sure that this will lead to harmony
3. Universal (Sarvbhaum) – It is same for all
About What to Do (Not about How to Do)
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3. Categorise: Preconditioning, Sensation and Natural Acceptance
Human Being = Coexistence of Self (I) and Body
Activities of desire, thought & expectation are going on in the Self (I)
These activities are continuously going on. I can see this within myself
These activities are motivated by preconditioning, sensation and natural
acceptance
Most of the desires, thoughts & expectations are motivated by
preconditioning and sensation; and to that extent I am partantra
My natural acceptance is for swatantra. Partantrata is not naturally
acceptable to me
To be swatantra, effort is required to understand my natural acceptance
and be motivated/guided by it
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3. Categorise: Preconditioning, Sensation and Natural Acceptance
About 5% desires are based on Natural Acceptance
About 60% desires are based on Preconditioning
About 35% desires are based on Sensation
If most of the Needs are based on Preconditioning or
Sensation, then one is living mostly in Partantrata
Effort required for swatantrata:
a) Self awareness
b) Evaluation of desire on the basis of your natural
acceptance
If desire is naturally acceptable, it will become
definite & continue otherwise it will slowly become
corrected or drop off
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3. Categorise: Preconditioning, Sensation and Natural Acceptance
Force / Power
cy@“kfDr
Activity
fØ;k
1. Realization
vuqHko
2. Understanding
cks/k
3. Desire
bPNk
Imaging
fp=.k
4. Thought
fopkj
Analysis
fo'kys"k.k
5. Expectation
vk'kk
Selecting/Tasting
p;u@vkLoknu
Body 'kjhj
Behaviour O;ogkj Work dk;Z
Partantrata
ijra=rk X
Swatantrata
Lora=rk √
Partantrata ijra=rk X
Self verification
on the basis of
Natural
Acceptance
3
Preconditioning
ekU;rk
1
Imagination
dYiuk”khyrk
Sensation
Lakosnuk
2
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3. Partantrata and Swatantrata
Preconditioning – Partantrata (Decided by outside)
Sensation – Partantrata (Decided by outside)
Natural Acceptance – Swatantrata (Self organised)
Q: % Partantrata and % Swatantrata
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4. Sequence of Desires: Goal or just a Step?
Desire (pkguk) – Aim, Objective, Purpose
To Become To Do/Get To Be
Banana Karna/Paana Hona
Doctor Service, Money, Respect… Happy & Prosperous
Engineer Make Things, Money, Respect … Happy & Prosperous
IIT Engineer Make Things, Money++, Respect++… Happy & Prosperous
Farmer Grow Things, Money, Respect… Happy & Prosperous
Thief Get Things, Money, Respect… Happy & Prosperous
…..
Steps toward Goal Basic Human Goal
Not the Goal Desire, Aim, Objective, Purpose
Teacher by Chance, Teacher by Choice…
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Sources of Happiness
1. Right Understanding
Harmony at all levels of being
Human Being, Family, Society, Nature/Existence
– in Self (I) Definite completion point, Continuity is possible,
Swatantrata
2. Right Feeling Trust, Respect, Affection, Care, Guidance,
Reverence, Glory, Gratitude, Love
– in Self (I) Definite completion point, Continuity is possible,
Swatantrata
– From Other Temporary, Dependence on Other,
No completion point, Continuity not possible
3. Sensation, PF Sound, Touch, Form, Taste, Smell
– Through Body Temporary, Dependence on Body & Other,
No completion point, Continuity not possible
Tasty-Necessary  Tasty-Unnecessary  Tasteless-Unnecessary  Intolerable
47
Sources of Continuous Happiness
1. Right Understanding
Harmony at all levels of being
Human Being, Family, Society, Nature/Existence
– in Self (I) Definite completion point, Continuity is possible,
Swatantrata
2. Right Feeling Trust, Respect, Affection, Care, Guidance,
Reverence, Glory, Gratitude, Love
– in Self (I) Definite completion point, Continuity is possible,
Swatantrata
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Sources of Excitement (Temporary Happiness)
2. Right Feeling Trust, Respect, Affection, Care, Guidance,
Reverence, Glory, Gratitude, Love
– From Other Temporary, Dependence on Other,
No completion point, Continuity not possible
3. Sensation, PF Sound, Touch, Form, Taste, Smell
– Through Body Temporary, Dependence on Body & Other,
No completion point, Continuity not possible
Tasty-Necessary  Tasty-Unnecessary  Tasteless-Unnecessary  Intolerable
49
Purpose of Right Understanding, Right Feeling, Sensation/PF
1. Right Understanding
Harmony at all levels of being
Human Being, Family, Society, Nature/Existence
– in Self (I) for happiness in the Self(I), definite completion pt.
2. Right Feeling Trust, Respect, Affection, Care, Guidance,
Reverence, Glory, Gratitude, Love
– in Self (I) for happiness in the Self(I), definite completion pt.
– From Other For evaluating state of other Self(I)
to identify complementarity in relationship
3. Sensation, PF Sound, Touch, Form, Taste, Smell
– Through Body For evaluating state of physical facility
to identify if it is OK for nurturing, protection
of body (health of body), exchanging feeling &
right understanding

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TUT - D3 List of Desires.pdf

  • 1. 1 Practical Exercise Make a list of your desires, thoughts & expectations 1. Find out if these needs can be fulfilled by Right Understanding, Relationship, Physical Facility or something else (specify) 2. Categorize them as need of Self (I) or need of body 3. Categorize them based on source of motivation – Preconditioning, Sensation or Natural Acceptance 4. (Optional) Categorize them as Expectation, Desire You can do this practical exercise with your family Force / Power cy@“kfDr Activity fØz;k 1. Realization vuqHko 2. Understanding cks/k 3. Desire bPNk Imaging fp=.k 4. Thought fopkj Analysis fo'ys"k.k 5. Expectation vk'kk Selecting/Tasting p;u@vkLoknu
  • 2. 2 Are desires unlimited (or they are continuous?)
  • 3. 10 2. Categorize: Need of I and Need of Body Make a list of Your desires Categorize each desire as Need of I or Need of Body Some needs will be for both I and for Body – you can reflect on what is the primary need E.g. Food for nurturing – need of Body for taste – need if I House for protection – need of Body House to show others, to get respect – need of I Q: What is the % of desires that are needs of I, % of needs of Body? Q: % Effort for PF? % Effort for RU & RF? Q: Re-evaluate the program to fulfill needs of I. PF can only fulfill needs of the Body
  • 4. 11 2. Categorize: Needs of I and Need of Body Human Being = Coexistence of Self (I) and Body Activities of desire, thought & expectation are going on in the Self (I) These activities are continuously going on. I can see this within myself Some of these are related to needs of the Body and some or related to the needs of the Self (I). We can distinguish between these two Most of the desires, thoughts & expectations are related to the needs of the self Most of the effort is for physical facility More effort on right understanding & right feeling in oneself is required
  • 5. 12 2. Categorize: Need of I and Need of Body About 10% desires are needs of the Body About 90% desires are needs of Self(I) About 10% effort is for Right Understanding & Relationship About 90% effort is for Physical Facility Most of the desires are of needs of Self(I) Most of the effort is for Physical facility Physical Facility can fulfill only needs of the Body… … There is a mismatch between desire and effort … What is the effort required to balance this?
  • 6. 13 2. Categorize: Need of I and Need of Body – Effort Sanskar (t+1) = Fn [Sanskar (t), Environment (t), Self Exploration (t)] Proposal Self Study, Self Verification  Listening (with comitment, concentration, listening to get the sense in which the speaker is indicating, not comparing with pre- conditioning)  Self-Exploration (to see the reality indicated by the words, to refer to your natural acceptance) Right Understanding & Right Feeling in the Self (I)  Your Desire, Thought, Expectation is guided by your own Natural Acceptance
  • 7. 14 3. Categorise: Preconditioning, Sensation and Natural Acceptance Reflect on its underlying assumption Eg. Nice house - Nice = comparatively better than other houses – preconditioning - Nice = luxurious – sensation - Nice = provides protection for body – natural acceptance
  • 8. 15 3. Categorise: Preconditioning, Sensation and Natural Acceptance Preconditioning: Assuming without knowing. Depends on something or someone outside, keeps changing. Not sure it leads to harmony or contradiction. Sensation: taste of sound, touch, sight, taste, smell, 4 topics: food, sleep, fear/security, sex (samvedna – shabd, sparsh, roop, ras, gandh, 4 vishay: ahar, nidra, bhay, maithun) tasty-necessary  tasty-unnecessary  tasteless-unnecessary  intolerable Natural Acceptance: About meaning (sarthakta), Purpose or what to do as a human being. Leads to harmony (happiness) within, continuity is desirable, possible 1. Assurance (Ashwasti) – I am clear this is what I want to do 2. Satisfaction (Tripti) – I am sure that this will lead to harmony 3. Universal (Sarvbhaum) – It is same for all Q: % Preconditioning, % Sensation and % Natural Acceptance
  • 9. 18 Natural Acceptance About meaning (sarthakta), purpose or what to do as a human being. Leads to harmony (happiness) within, continuity is desirable, possible For Relationship [Mutual fulfillment, complimentarity] For Harmony [Nature is by way of harmony, mutual enrichment] For Co-existence [Existence is Co-existence, is ever present] 1. Assurance (Ashwasti) – I am clear this is what I want to do 2. Satisfaction (Tripti) – I am sure that this will lead to harmony 3. Universal (Sarvbhaum) – It is same for all About What to Do (Not about How to Do)
  • 10. 37 3. Categorise: Preconditioning, Sensation and Natural Acceptance Human Being = Coexistence of Self (I) and Body Activities of desire, thought & expectation are going on in the Self (I) These activities are continuously going on. I can see this within myself These activities are motivated by preconditioning, sensation and natural acceptance Most of the desires, thoughts & expectations are motivated by preconditioning and sensation; and to that extent I am partantra My natural acceptance is for swatantra. Partantrata is not naturally acceptable to me To be swatantra, effort is required to understand my natural acceptance and be motivated/guided by it
  • 11. 38 3. Categorise: Preconditioning, Sensation and Natural Acceptance About 5% desires are based on Natural Acceptance About 60% desires are based on Preconditioning About 35% desires are based on Sensation If most of the Needs are based on Preconditioning or Sensation, then one is living mostly in Partantrata Effort required for swatantrata: a) Self awareness b) Evaluation of desire on the basis of your natural acceptance If desire is naturally acceptable, it will become definite & continue otherwise it will slowly become corrected or drop off
  • 12. 39 3. Categorise: Preconditioning, Sensation and Natural Acceptance Force / Power cy@“kfDr Activity fØ;k 1. Realization vuqHko 2. Understanding cks/k 3. Desire bPNk Imaging fp=.k 4. Thought fopkj Analysis fo'kys"k.k 5. Expectation vk'kk Selecting/Tasting p;u@vkLoknu Body 'kjhj Behaviour O;ogkj Work dk;Z Partantrata ijra=rk X Swatantrata Lora=rk √ Partantrata ijra=rk X Self verification on the basis of Natural Acceptance 3 Preconditioning ekU;rk 1 Imagination dYiuk”khyrk Sensation Lakosnuk 2
  • 13. 40 3. Partantrata and Swatantrata Preconditioning – Partantrata (Decided by outside) Sensation – Partantrata (Decided by outside) Natural Acceptance – Swatantrata (Self organised) Q: % Partantrata and % Swatantrata
  • 14. 41 4. Sequence of Desires: Goal or just a Step? Desire (pkguk) – Aim, Objective, Purpose To Become To Do/Get To Be Banana Karna/Paana Hona Doctor Service, Money, Respect… Happy & Prosperous Engineer Make Things, Money, Respect … Happy & Prosperous IIT Engineer Make Things, Money++, Respect++… Happy & Prosperous Farmer Grow Things, Money, Respect… Happy & Prosperous Thief Get Things, Money, Respect… Happy & Prosperous ….. Steps toward Goal Basic Human Goal Not the Goal Desire, Aim, Objective, Purpose Teacher by Chance, Teacher by Choice…
  • 15. 46 Sources of Happiness 1. Right Understanding Harmony at all levels of being Human Being, Family, Society, Nature/Existence – in Self (I) Definite completion point, Continuity is possible, Swatantrata 2. Right Feeling Trust, Respect, Affection, Care, Guidance, Reverence, Glory, Gratitude, Love – in Self (I) Definite completion point, Continuity is possible, Swatantrata – From Other Temporary, Dependence on Other, No completion point, Continuity not possible 3. Sensation, PF Sound, Touch, Form, Taste, Smell – Through Body Temporary, Dependence on Body & Other, No completion point, Continuity not possible Tasty-Necessary  Tasty-Unnecessary  Tasteless-Unnecessary  Intolerable
  • 16. 47 Sources of Continuous Happiness 1. Right Understanding Harmony at all levels of being Human Being, Family, Society, Nature/Existence – in Self (I) Definite completion point, Continuity is possible, Swatantrata 2. Right Feeling Trust, Respect, Affection, Care, Guidance, Reverence, Glory, Gratitude, Love – in Self (I) Definite completion point, Continuity is possible, Swatantrata
  • 17. 48 Sources of Excitement (Temporary Happiness) 2. Right Feeling Trust, Respect, Affection, Care, Guidance, Reverence, Glory, Gratitude, Love – From Other Temporary, Dependence on Other, No completion point, Continuity not possible 3. Sensation, PF Sound, Touch, Form, Taste, Smell – Through Body Temporary, Dependence on Body & Other, No completion point, Continuity not possible Tasty-Necessary  Tasty-Unnecessary  Tasteless-Unnecessary  Intolerable
  • 18. 49 Purpose of Right Understanding, Right Feeling, Sensation/PF 1. Right Understanding Harmony at all levels of being Human Being, Family, Society, Nature/Existence – in Self (I) for happiness in the Self(I), definite completion pt. 2. Right Feeling Trust, Respect, Affection, Care, Guidance, Reverence, Glory, Gratitude, Love – in Self (I) for happiness in the Self(I), definite completion pt. – From Other For evaluating state of other Self(I) to identify complementarity in relationship 3. Sensation, PF Sound, Touch, Form, Taste, Smell – Through Body For evaluating state of physical facility to identify if it is OK for nurturing, protection of body (health of body), exchanging feeling & right understanding