Alluring appetites!

The dual principal in creation must be evident to us human beings, there's an underlying principal that makes a pair of two un-like, yet like components of life within each manifestation from the womb of the entire plot of creation co-exist. In us humans, by self examination, have identified an inclination within us that draws us closer and closer to truth and righteousness, and another that draws us further and further away, into the endless abyss of bodily appetites and desires. This dual inclination had to be present for without it, one wouldn't properly make a decision to freely pursue and work towards resting on the inclined plane of truth found within us. The deceptive and alluring appetites of our bodies that enslave the mind with chains of desire, continuously pull us further down to lower states of consciousness, pulling us out of the heavenly realms of ourselves that exist in all our mental un-seen planes, after all, heaven and hell are conditions. Our body is like the earth, the earth needs its heavens for its swift balanced existence. The heavens keep the earth's physical existence in check, it's never, not for one milli-second, out of balance with the heavens. This balanced state that is delved out of the constant subtle balance between the earth and the heavens should be observed and pondered upon, because our imbalance with our mind has brought about our own acts of destruction. The heaven that exists in our mental un-seen paradigms is essential in keeping our bodies in a swift state of balance that automatically creates a dependence that's revitalizing. This neglect of our mental condition is made bearable by the present materialistic pleasures our lower consciousness indulges in, but this endurance is quite brief, and their enjoyment comes with a heavier load on our states of being. In our pursuits of lust and pleasure, there's always a feeling of dissatisfaction lurking somewhere in the corners of our minds, loud and detrimental to our peaceful states of being. The attention of the mind must be lured away from our endless bodily appetites that bring havoc to our mental states, putting us into our own self-made mental prisons. These un-godly pursuits, no matter how many we manage to acquire, can never quench our thirst, in fact, they are like salty water, you cannot quench your thirst by drinking salty water.