What do we Want to?

It was intellectual knowledge which turned me from celibate to sanyasi. It was intellectual knowledge which helped me establish as an ideal in this very world. It's the knowledge which changed my entire life. Yes, there is knowledge, there is everything for me. And at this moment, I am sharing this knowledge with all of you. 

Everybody wants prosperity

In childhood days, I used to ask myself that what do I want to or what do I not want to? What is the aim of my life?
I still remember the golden childhood days, my village, mangoes in the orchids in village, sweet dishes made by my mother, joy of swimming in the pond. I along with my childhood friends like all these things in that days. But my desires changed with passage of time. I enjoyed in reading and yoga. Therefore, I visited Khanpur gurukul. In those days, most of my childhood friends used to like wearing costly clothes, riding on motorcycle and watching movie. Some friends used to like praise, while some would enjoy in going out station with their family members. Some friends used to work hard in making money. But there is similar thing among them is the prosperity. 
In fact, we got bliss through all these aspects. I knew very well that what do I want to? Yes, I too want bliss, others too want it. Everybody wants bliss whether it's yogi or bhogi. 
The desire for getting bliss is the first desire of human being. We want bliss, therefore, we want everything which provides it. We sweat it out to get that bliss. 

Everybody wants Emancipation from Sorrow

On the basis of joyful experiences, I felt that I want only bliss in the life. But later, one aspect got added in my thought. In fact, when we developed wound in my feet, I suffered from paralysis and I tasted failure in life, I faced sorrow. I faced it many times. Then I felt that I dislike sorrow. Another experience is that after facing sorrow, the desire for joy got declined and effort for removing sorrow got escalated. Then I used to make effort to get rid of sorrow. It was my experience which gave lesson to me that until the sorrow is eradicated, we don't even think of joy. Similarly, desire for emancipation from sorrow is more active than that of getting joy. 

We knew our one desire for getting joy and emancipation from sorrow. In the next issue, we will know the rest three desires

1. Desire for purityjustification
2. Desire for ownership
3. Desire for stability