Iccha Shakti Essay

“Your Life Will Be Blessed If You Have Nothing Until You Have It”
The human race is gifted with two powers by God- one is Iccha Shakti (Will Power) and the other is Kriya Shakti (Power of Action). For any task to be accomplished, man uses these two powers in any proportions. Although actions or to perform a task is considered as a Power but none of the actions are accomplished without Iccha Shakti in the present scenario. Every action or work done in the whole life is due to an influence from other people’s kids, colleagues at the office or any other social circle. Work was never burdening and neither it is in the real sense. But most importantly, what is really over burdening the man is the Iccha Shakti. The power to desire is the root cause

Rama along with his consort Sita, moved from his royal palace to a hermitage in the jungle. They lived contently even in the lonely jungle until the day when Sita was attracted by an enchanting deer that passed in front of their hermitage. Sita desired to posses the deer. Rama tried to dissuade her from entertaining such a desire but she insisted that Rama should go after it and capture it for her. Rama yielded, and while he went into the forest in pursuit of the deer, the ten-headed demon, Ravana, approached Sita in disguise and carried her away to his own kingdom. Thereafter, Sita suffered a chain of trials and tribulations until the day she rejoined her

Both are state of mind that can be achieved with practice and mindfulness. They are not dependent on the actual outer provisions or circumstances we have at any given moment. Our belief in abundance and ability to be grateful will alone get goodness to us.
“By acknowledging abundance (Aprigraha) we recognize the blessings in everything and gain insights into the purpose for our existence.”
Abundance exists all around us at all time. The Universe is ever renewing, incredibly infinite source of potential. Yet we often focus on what we don’t have instead of giving gratitude for all that we do have. And we suffer because of our limiting beliefs and limited perceptions. When we remember that the truest source of all resources is inexhaustible, and we place ourselves into the stream of infinite potential, we open into all the goodness, joy, beauty, love, opportunities, support, guidance, and creativity that life has to