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Detachment from worldly desires leads to true freedom from "summary" of Autobiography of a Yogi (Unabridged Edition) by Paramhansa Yogananda
The idea that detachment from worldly desires leads to true freedom is a central theme in the teachings of many spiritual traditions. This concept is beautifully illustrated in the life of great saints and sages who have attained a profound sense of inner peace and joy by renouncing attachment to material possessions and sensory pleasures. When we are consumed by our desires for wealth, power, or sensual gratification, we are constantly driven by a sense of lack and dissatisfaction. We become slaves to our cravings, always seeking more and never feeling truly content. In contrast, those who have cultivated a sense of detachment from worldly distractions find a deep sense of fulfillment that is not dependent on external circumstanc...
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