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    Sija

    totally agree with what you wrote.

    This is a battle we all face. Sometimes I am almost falling into it. But there are sometimes when I do not even think about it. i.e. it doesn\’t even cross my mind. I realize that at such times, I am usually busy on my job. So my thoughts are on how to get the job done and therefore I will not have time to think about such. You know this stuff is catalysed by thinking about it in the mind.

    An idle hand is prone to such things. I repeat that when I am idle, I almost fall. Though I have been kept from falling for some time; this is not due to my will but due to lack of space and opportunity. That is, if I had a good space at such time my mind thought about it, I would have fallen.

    May be having space can also lead to it. You know if you are with a fine girl and just both of you in a corner for some time, unusual things may happen.

    But the ideal thing is that I should not be engaging in the thoughts of this thing at all. I should not long for it (space or no space).

    I hope this will be possible one day.

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    Akin

    I cut the typical Billy image. Now that my desire for holiness is revived, I also understand that the programs that my mind had assimilated in the past cannot be erased just like that! In the past, I have tried measures of isolating myself from the sources of all programs, but also discovered that my isolation further encourages those programs and mind images to have a strongerhold on my thoughts. Besides, it sometimes hampers the boldness that should come out of a holy lifestyle and that’s in itself dangerous! What do you read?

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