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Letting go of attachments leads to spiritual liberation from "summary" of Code Name God by Mani Bhaumik
The pursuit of spiritual liberation requires us to break free from the shackles of attachments that bind us to the material world. These attachments, whether to possessions, relationships, or desires, create a barrier between ourselves and the divine. They cloud our judgment, distort our perceptions, and ultimately prevent us from achieving true enlightenment. When we cling to material possessions, we become preoccupied with acquiring more and more, believing that our happiness and fulfillment depend on the things we own. This obsession with material wealth leads us down a path of greed and selfishness, distancing us from the selfless love and compassion that are essential for spiritual growth. Similarly, attachments to relationships can also hinder our spiritual journey. When we place our sense of self-worth and identity in the hands of others, we become dependent on their approval and validation. This dependency prevents us from developing a strong sense of self and cultivating the inner strength necessary to face life's challenges with courage and resilience. Furthermore, attachments to desires and expectations ca...
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