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How To Focus on What is God like?

Worship that is not focused on prayer is not helpful.

From infancy, we are taught that we should serve God. We also serve God in various ways, such as singing, dancing, meditating, etc. However, while we are doing all this worship, is our focus really on God?

Often, we find that even though we are physically active in these activities, our minds are wandering. As a result, we do not receive the work that comes to our worship because of our lack of mental devotion.

 

So how can we stay focused on God?

Focus Brings Fruit

One can focus on where one is interested. When we count the money in our homes or go shopping for clothes, do we notice how our mind is listening and how it stands? How much of our focus is on what is being done?

If we have the same desire for God, we will not have difficulty concentrating on God. When we fail to focus on God, it means that we have no interest in God.

When love for God grows within us, the mind will not be shattered, and we will be able to focus quickly. The mind wanders, following things that we think are important. The more we think about it, the more we cling to it.

 

God's message is simple:

'If you want to stick to earthly life, go ahead and stick to it; or, cling to God. If you adhere to God, you will find eternal happiness, and if you stick to the rules of this world, you will never be satisfied!'

We are drawn to and attracted to material things as long as we are interested in those things. If we take God seriously, materialism will automatically disappear. Therefore, it is essential to change our actions.

 

Why does longing for God not come easily?

It is because we have not seen God. We've seen clothes and their beautiful colours, so our interest grows naturally in that.

But how can one form an interest in something that one has never seen or experienced before? Things will change drastically if we ever see God. But God is not seen. So, what are we doing now?

 

Develop a desire for self-realization, a representative of God.

We see our identity directly with our eyes, personally. This identity makes it much easier to find our interest in God. And the authentic self is that one does not have to do much to develop one's interest in Him; it arises spontaneously.

Everyone feels a natural attraction to Him - we feel like we see Him, we feel like we are with Him all the time. When our passion is based on self-realization, that desire reaches directly to God!

 

Did you know?

Self-awareness does not grow by force. It appears without hypocrisy. Self-awareness grows automatically when you experience a particular outcome, gain somehow or experience some change within yourself.

You do not need a beat to be self-realized, it will emerge and arouse automatically, and when it comes, it will never forsake you in any situation.

Without self-realization, all you are doing is doing nothing.


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