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Once upon a time there was a spiritual seeker named Jiva. After trying many different ways to become pure and holy and attain enlightenment, he had gained a great degree of self-control. He was no longer blindly reactive to the actions of people, places and things he came in contact with. Nor did he squander energy with unnecessary physical or mental tension. Selflessness and humility had replaced greed and egoism and thus he spared himself any of the suffering that is the automatic result of those behaviors. And yet, Jiva still felt uneasiness within himself. Despite being able to experience states of bliss while sitting in meditation, he recognized that there was a sense of desperation deep inside that even feelings of ecstasy and glorious visions couldn’t dissipate.Recognizing his need for help, Jiva journeyed to see his teacher, Moksha. After reaching his destination and being warmly welcomed, he proceeded to tell of his frustration, anxiety, and how this made him feel that he was a spiritual failure. Moksha at once knew the cause and cure of his student’s problem. “My beloved Jiva, you have attained great things. You have understood what actions are beneficial and which are not, and on a conscious level, no longer do those things that diminish your serenity and well being. Your problem is a very common one and is on a subconscious level. You are suffering from feelings of guilt and unworthiness. This comes from identifying with an illusionary vision of who you are. Long ago you were told you had to act in certain ways and believe in things that you no longer do.For instance, it was impressed on you that if you didn’t sit exactly the way you were taught was proper in first grade, you were being “a bad boy”. Similarly, you were expected to believe in Santa Claus and were led to believe that this and other fairy tales were the basis of whether you would find life enjoyable. As a matter of fact, you were taught that many of your actions were “sins” and would doom you to hell for eternity. There were also times in your life that your actions caused pain or suffering to others and are proper to regret and never repeat. You have kept these things within you and have never dealt with them. Much like someone who has a tooth that looks white and healthy on the outside but has an abscess within, you have a need for spiritual dentistry to cleanse the dis-ease process within you.” Moksha then taught Jiva the End of Guilt meditation technique. Jiva sat in meditation and soon purged himself of all subconscious feelings of guilt. He then realized the purity, wisdom, and bliss of his infinite, eternal Real Self, and lived happily ever after.

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