The biggest addiction is to fall under someone's illusion
The biggest addiction is to fall under someone's illusion
Maya is a small word, but its depth is limitless. Sometimes it is a sweet feeling, sometimes it is the biggest addiction of life. All of us have been under the spell of someone at some point in our lives. This attachment is as much a pleasure as it is sometimes a pain.
Maya is a feeling that attracts people in a strange way. When someone falls in love with someone, all their attention, love and time is focused on that person. But these emotions can sometimes throw off the balance in our lives. When we sink into this depth of illusion we forget reality and it begins to affect our thinking and performance.
Feeling of indispensability: When we feel deep compassion for someone, that person becomes an essential part of our life. Life seems stagnant without them.
Over-involvement: We can lose our own individuality by getting caught up in illusions. We forget our boundaries and are ready to do anything for others.
Fear of unknown outcome: In the depths of illusion we often forget reality. But when that illusion is broken, a deep void is created in our lives.
Although Maya is like an addiction, it also brings positive aspects to life. Maya teaches us love, helps us to be human and value relationships.
But if this illusion can be kept in balance, it becomes a blessing in life. Instead of being overly emotional and making our lives sick, if we manage Maya properly, it helps us build deeper relationships in life.
For those who get overly attached to maya, a balance needs to be struck. Taking care of yourself, setting goals in life and keeping emotions in check—all these help to get rid of Maya addiction.
The biggest addiction is to fall under someone's illusion. But if we manage this emotion well, it can bring light to our life. Remember, maya is a part of our life, but it should not be our whole life.
Balancing such an addiction is one of our biggest challenges in life. 🌸
