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Avidya (A Sanskrit word) (Means false knowledge) It is deep rooted misunderstanding of ourselves which gives rise to several root causes of woe. ~X~X~X~ We are unique Though we're aware, but forget rather we ignore the reality; think our friends will be with us in need; we cling upon the relationship, try to hold it tight, at times it doesn't work, we suffer; We somehow fail to remember happening in our surrounding are transitory in nature ; be it our relationship, friendship, belonging when they fall away there is suffering for us. Nothing is permanent, but glued to Avidya. We presume all our belongings will bring a lot of happiness and we tend to believe it; Let's remember anything that has attachment will one day lead to misery as it will protect itself with fear and when it is set aside a feeling of lost is experienced therefore it always has a component of misery. Let's realize the fact this kind of Avidya will not lead us towards real happiness from these temporary pleasures but will fetch misery; In family life or in work life, we feel proud of our status and forget who really we're. We think the status is our true-self. With that flawed thinking (Avidya) we fall into the trap of false identities and we forget we are pure eternal Consciousness. If we can ensure to make ourselves aware of this Avidya always, and observing this will strengthen our intellect to see the difference between Self and non self. We are still motivated by the appearance which looks so pure but in reality when it's observed untrue there we feel unpleasant feeling ; That is our Avidya; For own sake come out of it to decrease our attraction to external world, cause it makes us forget our real nature; We are always a PURE non-dual Consciousness. In spiritual world "non-dualism" also called "non-duality", it means "not two" or "one undivided without a second"; we're unique. ~X~X~X~ Note:: This presentation is based on available information in Net.
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