true principle of spirituality. Thus, the interest of the human being is to do the will of God, as the Lord Himself suggests.
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“What, even against his will, pushes man to sin, as if he were compelled to”?
The Lord Supreme answers: “It is lust alone. Born in contact with passion, then changed into anger, she is the devastating enemy of the world and the source of sin.”
When the soul comes into contact with material creation, its love for God is transformed, under the influence of passion, into lust. Unsatisfied, this lust turns into anger, and anger into illusion, thanks to which we remain prisoners of material existence. Concupiscence is therefore the greatest enemy of being; it is she who keeps the soul pure prisoner of matter. Anger and its aftermath are manifestations of ignorance, but we can use passion to elevate ourselves to virtue, following certain rules of life, rather than letting it drag us into ignorance; we will thus develop a taste for the spiritual, which will guarantee us against the decline of anger.
God, the Supreme Person, is infinitely unfolding, so that his spiritual bliss grows ceaselessly, and all beings contribute to this boundless bliss. They too have a certain independence, but because they have misused it, because they have transformed their devout attitude into a desire for material enjoyment, they have fallen under the influence of lust. God is Absolute Truth, and the origin of all things. The source of lust is therefore also the Absolute. And if lust is metamorphosed into love for the Supreme Being, that is, into consciousness of God, which consists in desiring everything for Him, this lust, as well as anger, will be spiritualized. Therefore, lust and anger, when used in the service of God, from enemies turn into friends.
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The true gospel specifies: “Those who speak of brotherhood and of universal solidarity, but take into consideration only the material body, are false philanthropists. The true notion of universal brotherhood is that which leads to ignoring the color of the material body and the shape of the latter. It is that which leads to love all living beings, human, animal and plant, with the same love, which considers only the spiritual soul and which leads to seeing in each body of matter only the distinct individual soul. of God beside the Supreme Soul (The Holy Spirit), Krishna, the Sovereign Lord”.
The imperfect eye does not allow to see things as they are; one can only perceive truth if one receives it from a higher source, and the highest truth there is spiritual