To achieve ease, we must release old ideas of cause and effect in the dual world and realize that desires already exist in the space of possibilities of the new dimension of Love. They wait for us to align with their frequency and allow them to manifest as parts of our own light.
Understanding our true desires is difficult because the mind entangles us in doubts and others' expectations. The paradox is that to understand our true desires, we must stop searching for them. We must go beyond the mind, cease the empty analysis – desires do not come from outside; they already exist within our consciousness. The path to them lies through liberation from concepts, in the silence of the mind and the sparks of the heart.
The mind and ego, with which we are accustomed to identifying ourselves in the search for our purpose or desires, can be compared to a diver's gear: a beginner may start to flip over, weighed down by the tank. However, from the very first lesson, we teach: "The tank should not control you; you control the tank. Tilt your body slightly forward, engage your back muscles, and the tank will become your helper, assisting you in assuming the necessary horizontal position, no longer pulling you along with it." Similarly, the mind should serve us, not the other way around: when we direct it with our inner attention, it becomes a powerful tool for uncovering truth and achieving inner balance, rather than a source of chaos and confusion. We cannot comprehend the truth of the soul if our higher consciousness is suppressed by the dominance of the "all-knowing" limited mind. By freeing ourselves from mental reactions and even knowledge, we gain inner freedom and mastery over pure consciousness in shaping reality.
Not everything we desire in the dual world is necessary for true happiness. Everything has its mission, and every manifestation leads us to the revelation of a multidimensional perception of life, where there is enough of everything. What we truly need in the present moment is already present in our reality.
Happiness does not depend on desires but comes and expands through gratitude for what already is. When we live in a state of love and acceptance, free from attachment to desires, inner happiness attracts into our life everything that fills our life with greater joy and light, harmoniously revealing each manifestation in these energies.