In English
As you learn to control your organs, wisdom will dawn on you; and this wisdom will enable you to understand the aspect of the as distinct from ; and you can enter the mansion. As your discriminating power arising out of this wisdom grows and you realise the divinity of the , you will automatically get self-satisfaction or contentment, and you can enter the mansion. But is man having self-satisfaction or contentment today? No, he is never satisfied. He always asks for something more. There is a small example for this. An individual who is very hungry will pray for a small quantity of food. If by some good luck, he gets a small quantity of food, he will then aspire for some clothes; and if he has both these, he will want to have a home. Once he gets a house, he will want to get married and after that he will want a job. When he gets a child, he will want a promotion in his job. Is there any limit to man’s desires? For a man who originally did not have anything to eat, this is indeed too much to ask for and such desire is only leading one to ask more and gather more worry. On one occasion, was asked, Who was a poor man and who was a rich man? He said, “He who is a satisfied person is a rich man, and he who has many desires is a poor man.” To be satisfied with what you have is to seek entry to God’s mansion through the third entrance. Whether we meet with sorrow or with happiness we should be satisfied and regard it as God’s gift in our own interest and develop a spirit of satisfaction and equalmindedness.