by Steve Marshall

Created on: March 01, 2011   Last Updated: March 02, 2011

The subject of manifestation of our desires is an interesting one that indirectly asks us the question, have we really got any real desires, and if so do they really arise for us from our hearts?

On the contrary, are our desires more only our ego wants, and that are never really ever needed by us in our lives at all?

The desireless state is said to be a very high spiritual state indeed. Feeling grateful for something, whether it shows up in our lives exactly as and how we wanted it to, or not, is really about acceptance.

We already possess in its essence all knowledge and all truth, and our desires are only trying to attract something in an outer form representation of that which we already inwardly possess,

You are freed from all desires when you connect to the essence of something, rather than outwardly needing a form of it to show up in your outer life in order to make you happy.

We need do nothing to attract that which we already possess. It's form just shows up in our life when we are ready in a sense to learn from it at that time. We need never try to manifest anything that our minds might be wanting then in order for us to be happy.

Thinking that we need to attract something that we presently feel is absent in our lives never attracts it, because we send the energy outwards, instead of using it to uncover that which we already possess inwardly.

Outward going energy separates us from seeing the source of that energy, as really being within us. If we look at what we are trying to attract however, it is usually a reflection of something in our inner state that we need to work on, because we are afraid in some way to actually live from this state.

All energy is love's energy, and when we want to attract something it is never attracting love, but fear. This is because love is always complete in itself, and love never needs anything else to be ever added to itself.

Most of our desires then come to us from our mind, and not from our hearts. Our heart's real desires we often overlook, because we feel that we are not worthy in a way, to actually possess them.

What is a desire?

Does our heart have some desires of its own, or are desires only ever an emotional attachment of our ego operating from a lesser distorted energy of the full love that it is possible for us all to live from, at all time?

Desire is an energy force that motivates our heart to achieve conscious recognition of itself in the individualised form of that which it currently exists in. All desire

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