So I thought it was a good time to write A Few Words About Resistance)

We are born into some kind of environment. We will learn the culture of the given country. We are brought up by adults and they will also explain and pass on their own experiences and views to the world.
So we know what is right (well, good) and also, What's Bad (or evil). We accept opinions, whether taken over or those that arose from our life events (experiences) and consider them to be 'correct' again..
He will be added to it A Few of Our Fears, which directly stems from the rejection of parts of oneself. Again, these are fears that arose either from experiences or 'stories' that we listened to from others.
For example, the horror of mice, snakes, spiders or perhaps frogs. Fear of men, fear of women, fear of large dogs, fear of cats, fear of authority, fear of cars, darkness, heights, water... And then, of course, fear of poverty, illness, loneliness, helplessness, death...

Subsequently, the moment we meet anything that stands out, something What does not belong to our set unabled correct, acceptable, good unabled We feel not comfortable, resistance, anger, panic or aversion.

We say things like: 'That's disgusting. That's too much for me. I really hate this behavior.'

Or if we are 'conscious' a little less, We are simply afraid of 'that. We feel fear (which is obviously, for example, regarding the fear of mice or frogs, which are harmless) irrational and as if unjustified.
After all, this is not a fear that would warn us of the mortal danger of a falling avalanche or against an incoming thief in the house.

Aghora, which I wanted to touch, is the road extreme, yet it is very useful for me as an example to explain.

emaciation Men with endless dreadlocks, who rub their body with ashes from human remains, sit in the premises of the cremation site and cook rice in the human skull on a small bonfire, are not just a good resource for a craving photographer.
They are also a great source for reflection.

Ghora in Sanskrit means something threatening. So terrifying that it will make us look motionless blindly with my mouth open and misunderstanding in my eyes.
A V again expresses the negative. So something like ours not.

This very word basically explains the extreme path out of the crowd of protruding Aghors.
The path of non-consistency.
The essence of the journey is as with all Vedic variants Sadhana, i.e. the effort to achieve a more conscious version of oneself through meditation and singing mantras, including other supporting ritual techniques. but u Aghors is her focus primarily on the things in us They evoke strong emotions.
Aghors are focused on everything they consider bad in their lives, evil, repulsive, for everything they don't accept.

Their internal resistance is a great compass for them, talking exactly about the direction they need to go (to move).

they will not sit on a withered dead body unless It does nothing for them Or they have simply gotten used to it over the years (however absurd this may sound).
if their by the inner challenge is the ingestion of their own feces, they will prefer to engage in this activity. If in them It arouses resistance to eating human flesh, they will go in this direction. If they find an internal aversion (or fear) to alcohol, blood, severe illnesses, they will go in that direction. If they cannot imagine a day without food, they will fast.

This activity is not uncontrolled. it is very the conscious process, which is usually under the protection and supervision of one of the gurú, so that the person in question does not get lost on the road (and he does not become a fool, an alcoholic or an otherwise addicted individual).

Step by step, daily, gradually, they expose their being to things that arouse resistance in them. It's not about getting resistance, rather about changing the view.
In travelogues, we often see that in some parts of the world people consume snakes or spiders, which is hard for us to imagine. But As a principle it will serve.
In our country, it is 'normal' to have a dumpling-pork for lunch, and yet this particular dish could create a strong wave of resistance.
In essence, it could be said that our cultural foundation determines to a high extent what will seem right to us and what will not.

target Aghors is to remove as many resistances as possible, as many things as possible that they consider evil internally. Because, the more things they are able to accept, the closer they come to unity, in which evil and good of course do not exist.
Their goal is peace.

The goal is to reach the inner state of not fear, through strengthening ourselves and exposing ourselves to things that we disagree with and fight with.

it is true that in the case Aghors It is a path that is really not for everyone. They must have been willing to give up all social contacts, family, friends, home and everything we might consider to be 'normal life'.
However, the way they view life may be at least inspiring.

When we consciously find something that internally always safely irritates. what we disagree with. It bothers us and we wish it didn't exist here on the planet. Or even 'someone' 🙂 we can consciously process this resistance.

We can imagine a given person and for breathing, what resonates so much in us. 
In case of fear of frogs, we can look at a picture of a frog Or step up to the aquarium at the pet store and Feeling all emotions, which appears when contacting or looking at it. 
Maybe we can even pet her in time 🙂

We can do this regularly. Yes, it may be a lifelong job in some cases, but nothing we do here on earth, will never be lost.

When Aghors it is about the way to greater freedom. This is also the reason why they do not have a permanent home, but roam the world. And it is also the reason for their unspoiled wild appearance, so that they do not cling to the body. not to cling to a fictitious certainty.
They realize that if they stop looking at anything that may seem disgusting to them, without judgment (and yet it is only a part of this world - nature), They are getting closer to God.

If in the material world the rabbit is a beautiful animal, but the cockroach is disgusting, it is only a Only about a thought concept. If we look at the world through such filters, we are unable to see it as it is. We almost always see only a projection of what we want to see. Other perceptions are either directly eliminated by our mind or overlooked.
Aghors He longs for the truth. After a truer experience.
Their The first path leads through death, because it is taboo and terror for almost every human being. Although we all know from birth we will die.

That's why he sits and looks at the burned corpses. To bring them into the present moment.
For the gods as Bhairava or sucker They stood by their side all the time. To remind them of the transience of every moment and the truth that says that none of us know when it will all end.

To constantly realize that they can die at any time.

Thank you very much❤
silvia