Larva are the inner desires of a person. They are generated by the person himself with his energy and by his desire breathes life into them. Lyarva is an energy ball that parasitizes the human biofield.
Lärves are the result of human activity in the energy world. Therefore, the larvae filled the entire living space and are present everywhere, because can exist for quite a long time: from a few seconds to infinity, if there is a person nearby who feeds them with energy.
Larvs parasitize on a person, feeding on his energy, thus they are the same vampires, only energy ones. sometimes a person is so dependent on his desires that he cannot cope with the malaise until his desire is satisfied, for example, craving for alcohol, drug addiction, bulimia, shopping, etc.
Consider how a larva behaves with bulimia
Bulimia (Greek bulimía, from bús - bull and limós - hunger), wolf hunger, a sharp increase in appetite. Increased appetite can be:
- paroxysmal (that is, hunger is observed relatively rarely and is not of a systemic nature);
- constant (in this case, a person consumes a large amount of food throughout the day);
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- at night (this option assumes an increased appetite only at night - the rest of the day the problem does not appear).
A person overeats more and more often. There comes a period of self-condemnation and shame for uncontrolled behavior. As punishment, different diets, starvation and other food restrictions are chosen. However, at the end of these days of proper nutrition, even greater breakdowns occur.
Nutrition is becoming more and more an obsession. The mind constantly concentrates on what, how and when to eat. And this can go on for many years: a person breaks down, tries to control and again breaks down, blaming himself and not realizing that the problem is much deeper than it seems at first glance.
In this case, some go to psychologists, someone chooses some medications, and those who are familiar with the concepts of karma and larva are trying to figure out themselves.
What larvae are
All larvae can be divided into two groups: natural and acquired. By their internal content, they can be divided into 3 groups:
1. Small larvae - quick, momentary desires. For example: suddenly I wanted to - to eat, to talk with an old friend, to buy a beautiful ring (book, lipstick, cake) that I saw on the shop window, etc. These larvae are easy to deal with, as they disappear as soon as you satisfy your desire. If you could not satisfy him, but endured and gave up this desire - larva still die, like air bubbles that come out of water. People emit a hundred of such larva per day without much harm to themselves.
2. Medium larvae are common, everyday habits that you can give up if you really want to. For example: irritability, disorganization, laziness, lack of performance, inattention, etc. It is more difficult to fight these larvae, but it is possible if you show character. It is worth overpowering yourself and at least 7 times to give up this or that temptation, as this larva turns into a soap bubble. And if you keep the line to the end, then another, positive larva will be born, which helps more than prevents you from living.
3. Large larvae - strong attachments and habits of a person, from which it is very difficult, if not impossible, to give up without outside help. These include all psychological complexes, such as: modesty, self-doubt, suspiciousness, boredom, fear, guilt, etc. This also includes all bad habits: smoking, alcoholism, drug addiction, substance abuse, bulimia, sexual perversion, etc.
Here are all the addictions that are not harmful in themselves, but take all the time and energy: collecting (stamps, coins, toys, etc.), passion for hunting, fishing, passion for sports, fanaticism in working with a creative, scientific bias and etc. This includes all pathologies of the psyche and nervous disorders associated with taking pleasure in humiliating others (sadism), persecution mania, myth-making mania (super-liars), megalomania and other pathologies of obsession with ideas. It is very difficult to fight these larvae.
If small and medium larvae have superficially touched your psyche, then group 3 larvae have already invaded your aura. Worst of all, if they are embedded in the dome of your mental field. If a person has been pleasing his hidden passions for a long time, an insatiable larva will make him more and more surrender to this habit, since it is not possible to feed a larva. If a person cannot deal with it on his own, she will "eat" all his energy in order to survive. If this process has gone far, the person becomes obsessed with this larva.
Lärva completely replaces his mind with the desire for satisfaction, and he can no longer think of anything else but pleasure. Remember the hazy gaze of alcoholics, the absent gaze of drug addicts - what is human in them, except for the desires that they experience and want to experience again and again? Such larvae are "contagious" because from one larva, small ones can "bud" and "stick" to other people.
And if an alcoholic lives in the family and the wife does not "take" him or break up with him, then she will drink herself. And if an alcoholic goes on about this larva, which insatiably drinks his energy, the person himself, over time, becomes half-hearted, with one or more desires that have supplanted all the others.
What to do?
Since ancient times, yogis have been fighting with larvae through austerities in practice.
Asceticism is the voluntary acceptance of discomfort (bodily or psychological or any other), as well as certain efforts that we make. An important emphasis on the words "voluntary" and "acceptance".
There are a number of proven methods:
- engage in more altruistic activities
- engage in hatha yoga asanas (in which you feel austerities)
- recite the mantra OM
- read texts about self-improvement
- engage in the practice of meditation (for example, concentration on the breath or trataka).
With these techniques, the desire will gradually diminish. If the desire that gave birth to the larva has extinguished, then the larva will soon be transformed.
