We all try to be a yogi!
It has been told that yogis are very beautiful beings because they all having inner peace therefore, they all are very humble and so on. But alas! When we describe about something then, we say conceptual ideas that it would be like that or that would be like this. Means we never say truth of thing as it is. For example, we say that the person who devoted himself to enjoyment, and indulging in sensual pleasure or eating well or living luxurious life he is bogy opposite of yogi. Means who left worldly indulging and pleasure then he became real yogi and if anyone living luxurious life then he became bogy. Now, the question is; are we here to become yogi? In this case the answer is; matters take form into existence and after taking form of animal (human) how he can become yogi without indulging worldly affair. In this case just listen to this small fable; A jar of honey having been upset in a housekeeper’s room, a number of flies were attracted by its sweetness, and placing their feet in it, they all ate it greedily. Their feet became so smeared with the honey that they couldn’t use their wings, nor release themselves and were suffocated. Just as they were expiring, they exclaimed; O foolish creatures that we are, for the sake of a little pleasure we have destroyed ourselves. The moral of the fable is; pleasure always gives pain. In this small teaching it has been proven that all particles and matters by themselves are just yogis but when they take any form as animal or human then they definitely would become bogy because they took form just for indulging pleasure of things. And this is not so, then they never took form of animal or human. As flies told; O foolish creatures! Just for the sake of little pleasure we have destroyed ourselves. This is not regret of little flies but this is the regret of whole human history. First, we take creature from matters then, for the fulfilment of little pleasure we destroy ourselves by our own hands and this is all about life. So, becoming bogy should be our priority instead of becoming yogi, because otherwise we will miss great joy, pleasure and experiencing beautiful things of worldly affaires. Here one more thing we all have to remember that cosmos itself is taking millions of as creatures and cosmos itself tasting cosmos not you and me. Or you can say it as a game of atoms and in Hinduism it is called as eashwar leela.
