Ant hi Anant hai: End of seeking is everything!

Desires, at their core, create a sense of lack. They highlight what we do not have, making us feel incomplete or insufficient in some way. When we fixate on wanting something—a possession, a status, an achievement—we reinforce the idea that our current state is inadequate. This cycle of wanting, achieving, and then wanting more is never-ending, because desires are insatiable. Once one is fulfilled, another arises, keeping us trapped in a state of perpetual seeking rather than fulfillment.

Natural abundance exists beyond this cycle. It is the realization that everything we truly need is already within us and around us. The universe operates in a state of boundless supply—of air, of space, of possibilities. But desire distorts our perception, making us believe we must chase after things to feel whole. This chase itself becomes the limitation because it keeps us focused on what is missing rather than what is present.

To free oneself from desire is to step outside this illusion of lack and into a reality where contentment is not conditional. It does not mean renouncing all aspirations or material things, but rather shifting one’s perspective from a mindset of deficiency to one of sufficiency. It means understanding that abundance is not something to acquire, but something to recognize. By releasing the grip of desire, one begins to experience life as it is—overflowing, infinite, and free.