In English
Man always wants to experience pleasure which he has already experienced once. At all times, and as long as one wants, if one wants to experience the same pleasures which one had already experienced before, this would surely lead him to sorrow. All the worldly pleasures and enjoyments are transient. It is not right on our part to submit ourselves to such transient and temporary pleasures. Our ancestors thought that this was like eating stale food. To eat stale food that has been vomited by someone else is the quality of a dog and not of a man. Similarly, the desire to want to ex-perience the same material pleasures again and again is the quality of a dog. To understand this and try and give up such desires becomes the sacred quality of man. It is very essential for us to understand this aspect of experience in this world and make an effort to reach a stage of desirelessness.