Control of Soul and Self

We must have control over the district of mind's thoughts but also have control over one's actions and corporeal activities. We must stand on firm grounds in all areas of our life. It is recurrently supported that common people are often incapable of resisting temptations, since they see alluring views as appetizing candy or a candy-coated delicacy served with ice cream on the dining table. Temptations are often difficult to contend with but they must be opposed. One must make oneself burly enough to defy such alluring experiences, which traps us in an imaginative state of mind.