Page 4 - Bodhayanti Parasparam Vol 3

understanding of this is completely missed. Mind empowers experiences and events with meaning through imagination of conceptualizing. This creates very strong emotion. Then one ends up seeking the “right experiences” by altering themselves, their concepts, imagination, or circumstances and the unending foolishness. I repeat myself because people see the coming and going of events conceptually and not actually.”
From hereon the author proceeds to second article dealing with Determination and contentment wherein he deals with various wants of human beings as also what one should want for in life. He deals with setting up of proper priorities and concludes with contemplation on whether one has lived a worthwhile life. As the author says “contentment is the greatest form of wealth.” The author then proceeds to deal with Vairagya, devotion, yielding, aspiration and surrender.