The lesson given by Moth is that there should be no attachment to forms, when one sees a form, one becomes attached to the flame of fire. Self-destruction. According to the same, men are attracted by form and destroy themselves. Male form for woman and female form for man are attractions. There are forms of other attractive material things that are appealing to the mind. Losing his wits, he jumps into them, paving the way for his own destruction. Humans must be grasper of knowledge . This is the lesson of the bee. The honey-gathering flies go to the flowers and collect their essence. The lesson I learned from this is that life should not accumulate in one place. If you get to know something of interest from somewhere, you should understand it and understand the essence of all books, big and small, even if a child says something that shows intelligence, you should understand it. I also give it is not relevant whether it is a child or an old man or a woman or...
Avadutha says how many rivers flow into the ocean, but there is never a flood in it, not only this, even if the rivers dry up or the water recedes, it does not affect the ocean, there is no change in it, it serves as a constant. Its existence does not depend on the rivers and it is self-sufficient whereas those rivers merge with the ocean and acquire the vastness of the ocean and become the ocean itself. Najiketas was tempted by King Yama in many ways but he did not succumb to any of the temptations. On that occasion, Najiketas was restless like the vast ocean. As the ocean should have a solidity in its nature, just like in the shallow waters there is constant agitation in our mind, while the waves are visible on the surface of the ocean but it is infinite, calm and deep. According to the same, the seeker should work tirelessly, regardless of whether he experiences pleasure or not, and when this happens, all the senses become enlightened in his form. Because of this kn...