As a seeker, recall the time when you embarked on a spiritual journey years ago. You were on a train to Haridwar, and along the way, you stopped at various stations, indulging in local delicacies like rasgullas and kachoris. You got caught up in these worldly pleasures, forgetting that they were mere pit stops, not the ultimate destination.
The train is now blowing its whistle, signaling you to return to your journey. Your destination is Haridwar, but you’ve been sidetracked by worldly attachments. You’ve been practicing spirituality for 15-20 years, yet your progress is still limited to the physical realm. You’ve achieved material comfort, but the peace and divine experience you seek remain elusive.
This is a common dilemma for many seekers. I recorded some thoughts on this topic in a recent audio session. This is a reflection of a typical seeker who has transcended worldly desires and is now striving for liberation.
