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is suicidal by nature. Intense greed lalacha means to commit suicide. There is no written solution for it.
Questioner: How can one get rid of it completely if one wants to?
Dadashri: No it will not go away completely. If he stops everything that tempts him, if he does not indulge in his intense greed lalacha for twelve months, then he will be able to forget it. He needs to remove himself from indulging in the experiencing the pleasure. The lalachoo will be ready even if the temptation arises at two in the morning. He does not even care for sleep or anything.
If he puts aside everything that tempts him and does not even think about it and does pratikraman if he happens to think about it, then he can be free. Otherwise even writers of scriptures do not have any solution for it. Everything has a solution, but there is no solution for intense greed lalacha. There is a solution for greed lobh. When a greedy person incurs a heavy loss, his greed lobh will go away in a hurry.
A person hurts others because of his intense greed lalacha
He runs around the whole day in intense greed lalacha. Intense greed lalacha causes inner turmoil. As long as he is in satsang, he feels at peace and that is why he comes here. Otherwise, he spends his whole day in intense greed lalacha.
Even the Gnani Purush's grace does not work for him. Even such grace will be defeated there. Lalacha means deceit. He would not even follow the Gnani's Agnas, so how can he be blessed with the Gnani's grace? He never gives anyone any happiness, on the contrary because of his intense greed, he hurts others. All other kashayas will face one death only. Lalacha faces the death of countless lives.
Make sure you do not abuse it in this way
Questioner: He will pay for his intense greed lalacha, will he not?
Dadashri: He will pay very dearly.
Questioner: Will he not turn it around?
| SR No. | 007513 |
| Book Title | Aptavani 09 |
| Original Sutra Author | N/A |
| Author | Gnani Purush Dadashri |
| Publisher | Gnani Purush Dadashri |
| Publication Year | 2007 |
| Total Pages | 515 |
| Language | English |
| Classification | Book_English & Akram Vigyan |
| File Size | 8 MB |