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You are what your deep,

driving desire is.
As your desire is,
so is your will.
As your will is,
so is your deed.

As your deed is,

so is your destiny.

Brihadaranyaka Upanishad IV.4.5

Body, Mind, Emotions and Feelings

Mind is a collection of thoughts. Thoughts come and go. Each thought creates emotions and feelings in the body level. And it creates chemical reactions in our body. We get addicted to these chemicals and mind start perceiving the reality to produce those chemicals. Once we have the witness consciousness, our perception stops and we start witnessing everything. Then the emotions and feelings will not trigger in the body level. Everything can be perceived in infinite number of ways. We choose or our mind and body choose the perception which can produce the chemicals we are addicted to. Attraction is nothing but perception in a deeper level.

The moment our perception stops, we are open to infinite possibilities. We have the choices to perceive anything the way we want. This want is created by the mind to fulfill the chemical need of the body. We are in a vicious cycle of thoughts and chemical addiction. Desire is nothing but a thought which cater to our chemical addiction. Once we are in the vicious cycle, we loose the awareness of perception. And perception become an automated process which cater to the chemical addiction. Our body and mind go through the chemical addiction and mind creates another set of thoughts to come out of the existing chemical addictions. Or use an external chemical / drug in the body level. At the state of no perception our body experiences no chemical need. We call that state as stillness or meditative state. Getting to know about our body's chemical addiction is the first step to know ourselves. What we want always changes after experiencing enough of chemical addictions. Again it is determined by the inconsistent thoughts.

Once we are aware of our thoughts and how we perceive every moment, we are in a state of enlightenment.