| When that existence becomes relative, we
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| | whole world, the universe, in such a
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| see it as the world; that knowledge
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| | manner that there is no reaction of pain
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| becomes in its turn modified into the
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| | or jealousy, no selfish feeling, then you
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| knowledge of the things of the world; and
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| | are in a fit state to be unattached.
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| that bliss forms the foundation of all
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| | Krishna says, "Look at Me, Arjuna! If I
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| true love known to the heart of man.
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| | stop from work for one moment,the whole
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| Therefore true love can never react so as
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| | universe will die. I have nothing to gain
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| to cause pain either to the lover or to
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| | from work; I am the one Lord, but why do
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| the beloved. Suppose a man loves a woman;
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| | I work? Because I love the world." God is
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| he wishes to have her all to himself and
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| | unattached because He loves; that real
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| feels extremely jealous about her every
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| | love makes us unattached. Wherever there
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| movement; he wants her to sit near him,to
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| | is attachment, the clinging to the things
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| stand near him,and to eat and move at his
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| | of the world, you must know that it is
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| bidding. He is a slave to her and wishes
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| | all physical attraction between sets of
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| to have her as his slave. That is not
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| | particles of matter -- something that
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| love; it is a kind of morbid affection of
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| | attracts two bodies nearer and nearer all
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| the slave, insinuating itself as love. It
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| | the time and, if they cannot get near
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| cannot be love,because it is painful;if
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| | enough, produces pain; but where there is
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| she does not do what he wants, it brings
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| | real love, it does not rest on physical
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| him pain. With love there is no painful
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| | attachment at all. Such lovers may be a
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| reaction; love only brings a reaction of
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| | thousand miles away from one another, but
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| bliss; if it does not, it is not love; it
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| | their love will be all the same; it does
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| is mistaking something else for love.
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| | not die, and will never produce any
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| When you have succeeded in loving your
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| | painful reaction.
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| husband, your wife, your children, the
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