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Let Joy Rise From Within You!
Ancient Vedic Scriptures say that man is a creature of bliss. Man enjoys the pleasures and the bounty of the Earth. The source for this pleasure is not in external things, as we think, but actually is from within. Only when bliss, joy, and pleasure well up from within, does it bring lasting joy. Beyond joy is bliss. Being continually in the state of inner bliss is called Enlightenment. We all experience moments of pleasure. What we think of as pleasure is nothing but living in the present moment. We experience pleasure when we happen to be in the moment. We are in bliss when we continuously live in the moment.
How
can
we
experience
being
in
the
present
moment?
Let
us
say
that
our
mind
continuously
asks
or
craves
for
a
special
kind
of
sweet.
If
we
get
that
sweet,
when
we
put
the
sweet
in
our
mouth,
immediately
the
mind,
which
has
continuously
asked
for
this
sweet,
comes
to
a
stand
still
to
cherish
that
moment.
When
the
mind
comes
to
the
present
moment,
it
feels
pleasure.
If
we
can
continuously
stay
in
the
present,
we
will
continuously
experience
bliss.
To
live
in
the
present
is
to
feel
a
kind
of
relief
–
a
sensation
of
peace.
However,
immediately,
we
think
that
the
pleasure
or
peace
has
come
from
something
outside
of
us.
Please
be
very
clear:
this
is
the
greatest
mistake
that
we
make.
The
mind
that
craved
the
sweet
thinks
that
the
satisfaction
of
tasting
the
sweet
gave
the
pleasure.
The
mind
is
a
little
calmer
after
having
obtained
what
it
asked
for,
but
the
source
of
the
pleasure
is
actually
from
within
not
from
the
sweet!
It
springs
from
the
being
that
has
centered
itself
in
our
body.
Ramana
Maharishi,
an
enlightened
Master,
illustrates
this
with
a
beautiful
example.
He
says:
'A
dog
gnaws
at
a
dry
bone
continuously
with
a
desire
to
eat
the
marrow.
The
dog
bleeds
from
his
mouth.
But
the
dog
thinks
that
the
blood
is
oozing
from
the
bone
and
it
begins
to
enjoy
the
bone
anew.'
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