Face Your Enemy

Face Your Enemy

Face your enemy with the tool of detached observation and see the challenger leave. A sure-cure practice for a calm, content and competent mind

Step 1
What Takes up Your Energy

It can be very easy to discover what your chief attribute is: Just watch your mind for some days – and see what takes up most of your energy, your time and daydreams. You could keep a journal and note things down. Is it jealousy? Desire for money? Ego? Anxiety for the future? That is your number one enemy.

Different people will uncover different things; hatred, anger or even repressed sexuality – anything. Discovering what it is, is almost half the battle won. And only you can find out, for yourself.

Step 2
Don’t React when Enemy Attacks

Now, be completely aware of this. When the enemy attacks, don’t respond. Remain calm and collected. Watch it as if something is passing on the screen.

If you stay detached, all of a sudden a huge energy will be liberated that was controlled by your enemy. You will feel charged, revitalised: your whole being suddenly turns anew.

Step 3
Look Out for Other Enemies

Repeat the above steps. Start looking for enemy number two and three.

The day you don’t have any enemy within – you have the grace, strength and splendour that blossoms in a thousand flowers.

Topics

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Quotes

When you contemplate and reflect on satsang, your confusions disappear and you arrive at profound conclusions.
The Guru does not see your present but works on your potential and possibility. But are you ready to pay the price of your ego?
In the presence of the Guru, the noise of the world fades, and the music of the soul becomes audible.
Why invest in what is uncertain — health, wealth or relationships? Invest, instead in the Self, the eternal source of peace and bliss.
Check: Have you learned to see the bigger picture of any event? Or do you react according to your keyhole perception?
The spiritually mature one is sweet within and without. The immature one appears sweet outside but carries bitterness within.
Deepest gratitude to the Guru, for His boundless love, to hold my hand and draw me out of confusion, into the clarity, peace and protection of His grace.
Through the Guru’s wisdom, ignorance is dispelled, the heart is purified and the seeker rises from limitation to liberation.
The Guru is the alchemist of the soul, transforming the base metal of ego into the pure gold of Self-realisation.
Devotion to the Divine keeps your heart free from the disease of desires.
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