What makes us angry? 

Studies say many things can trigger anger like stress,tension, anxiety, family problems, and financial issues, broken relationships, personality traits, or victim feelings. For some people, anger is caused by an underlying disorder, such as alcoholism or depression or any other psychosomatic diseases. In modern ages anger itself isn’t considered a disorder, but anger is a known symptom of several mental health conditions.  

In some religious stories, like in Genesis, Adam and Eve lived harmoniously in paradise but were forbidden from eating fruit from the tree of knowledge in the Garden of Eden. Their disobedience led to their expulsion from paradise. The significance of this story is often left unquestioned.

Raja Yoga Spirituality offers a deeper understanding of lust and why abstaining from the forbidden apple (a metaphor for lust or attraction to the physical body) is important. Yielding to such desires is seen as a descent from a higher state of soul consciousness to a lower state of bodily and sexual attraction. This is believed to have caused conflicts in the world based on race, gender, culture, ethics, and religion.

Dictionaries offer various definitions of the term "Ego." It encompasses concepts such as one's sense of self, personal feelings, willingness, and the distinction between oneself and others. In the realm of psychology, Ego is often equated with "self-worth" or "self-importance." Philosophically, Ego is described as an experience that encompasses both the body and soul. These academic definitions can sometimes become a tangled web of words, making it easy to lose sight of the core meaning.

Now, as I embark on my spiritual journey, I've encountered simplified definitions that are not only meaningful but also worth exploring. According to Rajyog spirituality, Ego is defined as "an attachment to a wrongful image of self," whether it be a superior or inferior image. This definition may sound straightforward, and I'll explain it further.

“AN ATTACHMENT TO A WRONGFUL IMAGE OF SELF”

Indeed, these five vices which have replaced our seven innate qualities, make any human being helpless several times and forces a human soul to commit horrendous deeds. Sometimes unimaginable and unthinkable happenings take place due to these five vices. Why do we humans get so entangled in the five vices? What leaves us when these vices hit us hard? Moreover, what happens to the  seven innate qualities of the soul? 

When I understood why the vices attacked our purity, many questions were answered in a jiffy. Everything got crystal and relatable. The five vices overpowered us because of body consciousness. All the five vices captured the body and the mind froze and could not fight back to gain the soul's awareness. Resulting in the downfall of human kingdom

Once upon a time, there lived a humble man who had just enough to lead a content life, yet his determined faith in the divine never wavered. He held the unwavering belief that God was a constant companion, accompanying him through each moment. In his everyday  life, he pictured God's footprints beside his own, an unfading presence accompanying him through every twist and turn.

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I am going to talk about how to realize these seven innate qualities which are hidden inside every human being. The biggest mark in recognizing these qualities is how selfless you feel. Like are you happy for an object or for what you did for others. Like how peaceful you feel when you listen to other people's problems and advise them on what is the correct way of addressing the issue. Or like how loveful you feel when you make others feel important. Or how powerful you feel when you resolve an argument without even raising your voice. When all these feelings are deep rooted then one can say that they know their innate qualities well and can proudly inculcate them whenever needed. 

Power being the essential quality of the soul is the most vulnerable in today's human mind . Why do I call it vulnerable because it is so susceptible to getting wounded easily. You may ask Wounded 

Why wounded- because most of us  are so fragile and easily shaken up during these times and ages 

You may again ask by what? 

You may once again ask How? Tune into listening how...

When we think of the word Love, the first thing which comes to our minds is the face or the name of the person we are most attached to . Usually, it is our significant other, our sweetheart, or a romantic partner. This long lasting feeling of belonging together is because of trust and selfless bond between two individuals. But ask yourself is this bond restricted to only two individuals? When we are attracted towards another person do we stop loving the existing people around us? No, not at all. Instead everyone's presence enhances the attraction even more. Tune in to listen more...

Bliss and bless are two words with a difference of a vowel in them. Interestingly, one who is blissful is the one who is blessed by the Supreme Lord. When God's unconditional love is experienced by any human soul the soul attains immediate bliss. Bliss is the most rewarding quality a human soul can gain. It is a true love situation, in which both partners are eager to make unconditional spiritual love.

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What do I mean when I say this?  It simply means that I am the creator of my happiness. Now you may ask how? I feel it when I buy an object, like a person, love my surroundings, cherish my possessions or my accomplishments, but it is not the same. If that object or person or possession brings happiness then it should bring happiness for all.

just like a musk deer wandering for musk but doesn't know that musk is actually inside it. Similarly we all want to enjoy this original quality of our soul which we usually search outside. Often neglecting that it is within us.  

I  will explain it with a couple of  hypothetical examples