‘’Our devotional intensity will reduce our sinful propensity’’



I really don’t want to do that but still I don’t know why every time I end up doing the same thing, I am frustrated, hopeless, what should I do now… What not I did to stop this but each time I failed and committed the same mistake… Why do we do which we hate to do? These are the exact words uttered by us when we do, practice, commit unethical, unlawful or wrong activity.

We have to understand that we are made to do something or act in certain way but these actions are fueled by state of our mind. As our mind dictates we follow without hesitation because we are habituated to do that, we hardly use our intelligence, our discriminating power and agree go with the nasty mind to repent again later.

Not only us but the mighty Arjuna was also confused, he asked almighty Krishna that why I am doing which I am not supposed to do? who is that within me which is propelling me to act in certain way? Lord replied it’s a mind which is polluted by lust, it’s a sinful enemy of the world. He stated that this all devouring lust covers the intelligence by different degrees. Thus, passionate mind subjugates the senses and make them work for the fulfillment of its unending desires. Soul’s condition becomes like a prisoner. That’s why it becomes utmost important to curb this restless enemy with the help of higher powers.

When one practices spirituality, he tries to engages himself in the service of Krishna who is the master of senses, He thinks of various ways to serve Krishna thus his passion to enjoy gets transformed into passion to serve, in other words idea for sense gratification slowly gets off from the mind leading to the purification of it. The more we give ourselves to Krishna the lesser the idea of selfishness becomes which is the root cause of sinful propensity!!

Rupesh Gauranga Das

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