What is Desire?

As long as man is alive, he cannot be hopeless. Maybe the desire is life. Every human being has a desire. Every heart creates desire. If there is no desire, then life becomes meaningless.

Desires make man helpless. Man is bound in the siege of those desires like a bee in honey, and then man drowns.

What Desire do?

The pursuit of one desire introduces us to another desire and thus becomes a chain and so on. The way of salvation is not possible.

Most of the attachments in our life are due to desire. Love is the name of longing for the beloved. Hatred is the desire to kill.

The pursuit of money is the desire for comfort. Similarly, the desire for worship is the approach to truth. Assuming that desire must be associated with every action.

Desireless action is a compulsion, helplessness, but disease.

When desire dies, new desire arises from his body. This is the phoenix that burns and gives birth to a new phoenix from its ashes.

What desire creates?

Desire creates search, and search creates travel. The journey creates new problems for man, and new searches for the solution of these problems begin, and thus, the path changes and the man thinks in astonishment that what he wanted was not what he wanted.

He considers that the dream he had dreamed of, the journey of its interpretation, has become a new dream, which will wait for a new interpretation for himself.

The new dream is 'different from the old dream' and the new interpretation. It is as far away as the first dream. The series of aspirations are so complex that it is difficult to get out of them or understand them.

Man main desires in life:

Most of our desires are needs, such as food, shelter, clothing. Every man needs food. Food is not just the name of the bread with which we fill our stomachs. Food is also a desire for sight.

The food of the eye is a beautiful sight. The food of the mind is a beautiful thought. The food of the heart is the reflection of beauty. The food of the soul is the taste of awareness and the pleasure of the sense of reality.

Every appetite compels the food search. We need food the way we are, and man struggles to meet that need.

This desire is in our nature, in nature. In a paradise where there is a need for a forbidden tree, the man likes to get out of that paradise soon. Man leaves paradise, but he does not give up his desires.

No one can snatch food from someone without satisfying their need for food. To meet the need for food, human beings have been given great qualities.

Man leaves home in the morning, like a bird, to seek food outside its nest. He does all sorts of things and then returns home in the evening, longing or longing, and thus life is confined to a circle.

The fulfillment of this need is called a success by man. Day introduces him to a new situation, and he feels that this need is not his only need.

He needs something else. In this way, the old desire emerges as a new passion, and man becomes busy again. With a new style, the same older man appears in a new movement.

The desire to live in a house makes a person anxious to get his own house. He builds a house, how he works, where he collects what from where.

He is restless in his desire for comfort and sometimes travels for the sake of his residence. He also likes to be stateless to make beautiful Astana in his homeland.

What desires show?

This desire shows great colors. Age passes in foreign lands, and I hope to live in the country with dignity. The foreigner greets the passing planes and greets the winds of the homeland.

It is not difficult to know how desire shows color to a person. The desire for a better future makes the present miserable, and then the future becomes a part of the present.

Man wants respect in society; he wants dignity; he wants supremacy. That is why he works hard. If his status does not give him respect, then this work also becomes useless.

When he sees people working under him, he thinks that he is bigger than he is. But these are the people who are subordinate to him. His honor and fame are eaten away like disgust. He has a social position but no honor.

There is a need for more kinds of service. In politics, we have seen what the desire for rule and the desire for the throne accomplishes. Where does this desire go from here?

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The desire to intimidate and impress people kills the man, and he can neither intimidate nor impress people. These people are just weird. Wherever they see useless superiority, they find the skewers.

Even if kindness is shown to them, they still dislike it. Giving thanks to people is an injustice to them.

People do not even give thanks to the Lord who gives them free sight and creates a view to see, who sends down rain from the sky and provides food from it.

People consider the acquisition of blessings as their right, and the relationship with the giver is such that he gives and the people take away.

There is no need for a receipt, and thanks for the receipt. In any case, to give the giver's desire and get the desire of the receiver.

What is the FEAR in this?

That was the main difference between man and God. He goes on giving 'to the heedless, to the unbelievers, but everyone, to the good and the bad.

His mercy is like the heavens over all.' Gives me a letter to this address. God is God, and man is the man.

Man's greatest desire is to be recognized by many, to share his thoughts, to admire his attributes, to recognize his identity, to value his words, to look at his face with eager eyes.

Look at him, wait for him, say goodbye to him with tears and consider his life sacred and attend his funeral when he dies. After his departure, 'celebrate his day, keep his memories alive, his Nothing happens after 'except for his remembrance' and 'this desire' is the cause of ruin and destruction, a prelude to oppression.

Man forgets to pursue his desire that other human beings also desire ' Desire is exactly like that. They also want to recognize their identity.

The audience has its place in the assembly hall. They know that if they are not there, no one will be born. The heat of the bazaar is not due to the shopkeeper but to the buyer.

Man's desire shows him the way to good and evil. The stages of fulfillment of desires are challenging. The desire to be happy makes one acquainted with sorrow.

The desire for gain is associated with frustration. The desire to live brings death.

Journey of desire:

The journey of desire is to the death of desire. What has been achieved, its desire vanishes, and what cannot be achieved becomes an unfulfilled longing and dies.

The traveler of desire does not stop. He keeps walking. If he is introduced to a person who will show him the face of his desire and make him reluctant, then it is a matter of great fortune.

The long chain of desires is no less than a torment for man.

The myth of desire can never be fulfilled. Sometimes there is a beginning; sometimes, there is an end.

Sometimes when we get what we want, it feels like it's not what we wanted. We didn't want that. There are great distances between dreams and interpretations.

There comes a time in life when a person feels as if his desires have been achieved. He begins to rejoice over failed intentions and is overwhelmed by the consequences of successful aspirations.

Successful desire and unsuccessful desire:

Successful desire can be sin, but unsuccessful desire can never be sin. If the desire for good fails, then there is good. The desire for evil is evil, the journey of evil is evil, and the end is good but evil.

What to do for our Desire?

God says that it is possible for a person to like something harmful to him, and he can dislike something useful to him.

Therefore, it is necessary to ask someone who knows about their end and their destiny before wishing for success and accomplishments.

It has often been observed that a seemingly successful life suffers from a failed but instructive end. The passenger who did not get a seat in the car considers himself unlucky, and when the car crashes, the same person is proud of his good fortune.

Seeing and recognizing the aspirations in terms of destiny is the cause of mercy and cause. There is peace. It should be known that failure in good desires is much better than success in bad desires.

Good wishes are a guarantee of good fortune, but the most fortunate person is probably the one who has a selfless desire, whose own will is subject to the will of God.