Lust

Because you desired wisdom above all else, and did not ask for victory over your enemies, or riches, or long life, I will give you not only the wisdom you asked for to rule my people righteously, but also the things you did not ask for: riches, wealth, and glory, so that there will be no king like you before or after you.

He will fulfill the desires of those who fear Him, and will hear their cries, and will save them.

According to the Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 2, Verse 62), anger originates from desire.

O son of Kunti, knowledge is veiled by this eternal enemy of the wise — by this insatiable fire in the form of desire.

Desires are like a raging fire: no matter how much we feed it, it will continue to rage on, needing an infinite amount of fuel.

You are the one who gives eternal liberation as the result of righteous actions, without any desire for personal gain.

The desire to live among people is like a binding cord.

The person who lives in God's will desires nothing but what God is and what God desires.

Lord Jesus says, 'If you have a lustful look, you have already committed adultery in the heart.'

The Karma Yogi, having renounced the fruits of action, attains eternal peace or liberation through wisdom, whereas one who is driven by desire and attached to the fruits of action becomes bound. (Gita: Chapter V-12)

The five obstacles to meditation - desire, ill will, lethargy, restlessness, and doubt - should be removed.

If you can prolong that period of bliss through spiritual practice, focusing on Brahman and preventing other desires from arising, you will attain a state of Samadhi.

You cannot realize God if you have even the slightest bit of egoism, attachment to name and form, or worldly desires in your mind.

Don't worry about your future birth. Make the most of your current life, and free yourself from the cycle of birth and death. Cultivate devotion to the Lord, let go of base desires, and focus on doing good for others.

Music is spiritual; it's not meant to merely stimulate the senses or provide sensual pleasure. Instead, it's a yogic practice that helps you achieve Self-realization or Atma-sakshatkara.

The life of a householder is not about indulging in lust and loose living. Instead, it's a life of selfless service, focused on Dharma, charity, goodness, kindness, and self-help, which benefits all of humanity.

When all desires cease, the mind becomes completely pure, the senses are subdued, and the mind achieves a significant degree of one-pointedness, and egoistic ideas dissolve, the Kundalini will awaken naturally.

The Lord said, "It is desire and wrath, born from passion, that is our enemy here, a monster of greed and sin."

The heart that has been consumed by worldly desires cannot be influenced by higher feelings and cannot be shaped into a beautiful form.

God reveals Himself in the absence of lust.