#Body Complex
Quotes about body-complex
Body-complex is a multifaceted concept that delves into the intricate relationship individuals have with their physical selves. It encompasses a spectrum of feelings, perceptions, and attitudes towards one's body, often influenced by societal standards, personal experiences, and cultural narratives. This topic represents the ongoing dialogue between self-acceptance and the external pressures to conform to idealized images. People are drawn to quotes about body-complex because they offer solace, validation, and empowerment. These quotes often serve as gentle reminders that everyone’s journey with their body is unique and deserving of compassion. They resonate with those seeking to embrace their individuality and challenge the often unrealistic expectations imposed by society. In a world where body image can significantly impact mental health and self-esteem, quotes about body-complex provide a source of inspiration and encouragement. They help individuals navigate their personal struggles, fostering a sense of community and understanding. By exploring this topic, people find the courage to redefine beauty on their own terms and celebrate the diversity of human forms.
The prakruti (relative self, made of inherent traits) will decrease as you ‘see’ it. Until you do not see the prakruti, it will not decrease.
Those prakrutis (relative self, made of inherent traits) that do not adjust with people are all wrong prakrutis.
This ‘good’ and ‘bad’ that we see; are the states of the body complex, the non-Self (pudgal). Do not separate them into ‘this is good’ and ‘this is bad’. Such distinctions have been made by, those believing in dualities. These dualities are vikalps (intellectual ideas; contrary thoughts; not reality). The nirvikalpi, one with awareness of the Self, sees both the good and the bad as vibhavik avastha, as states of the non-Self.
Each person has a crazy ego within. That crazy ego makes the good appear to be bad. The crazy ego even makes those at home appear to be bad. What does the scientist of the abosolutely detached state say? Win over the prakruti (relative self) of those at home, the world outside is not to be won over.
I hate hating my body. Actually, I don’t even hate my body. I just worry everyone else might.
The words that we speak, they come forth even when we do not wish to. The prakruti [our relative self] dances and such a storm arises. It is only when countless ‘pratikraman’ is done, will the prakruti stop!
When you scold someone, it is your prakruti [your relative self], there is nothing wrong with that. But if you do ‘pratikraman’ for that, then it is a ‘positive’ offence! And if you do not do ‘pratikraman’, then it is a ‘negative’ offence!
You are Soul’ and this is Pudgal [the body-complex, the one that charges-discharges]! If you become afraid, the body-complex will attack you! The whole world may do anything but you should not get startled! This body may get paralyzed or get burned but ‘I (the Self) never incurs any loss’. If loss occurs, it will occur to the body-complex, ‘In our home [We’ (the Self)] never incur any loss. Each’s business is separate, interactions are separate and the shop is separate.
No matter how wise a person is, but that is still an attribute of the non-Self, isn't it? And if one becomes attached to the attributes of the non-Self, then he has become attached to the non-Self!!
You' yourself are the absolute Self (Parmatma), but You have not realized, 'Who you are.' That is why one says, "I am a woman." A woman is in fact a packing, a donkey is a packing, a dog is a packing, everything is a packing. One believes the packing to be One's real form.