Ego is just like dust in eyes without clearing we can’t see anything, so clear the ego and see the world.

After disciplining even animals of low order are seen to perform unusual feats . A wild cow in the jungle does not tolerate the proximity of a human being and destroys the crops. But once tamed, it becomes an asset to the farmer providing milk, offsprings and many other benefits. In this way not only the cow is benefited by comfort and protection, the same is also reciprocated to the keeper. It also holds true about the other wild animals. Horses, dogs, pigs and elephants of the jungle have to remain hungry frequently, undergo many hardships and face many uncertainties in life. After taming, they live comfortably and also bestow benefits to their master. Human body and its inner sentient field is a store house of many powerful energy ccurrents. Generally, like the animals of the forest, these are futile and because of lack of control, directionless, consequently, like a rotten substance they make the entire surroundings toxic. Just as a fire can not exit  without burning the material around it and spilled bottle of acid results in destroying the objects in contect , uncontrolled animal instincts invariably create chaos and disorder. On the other hand, just as a controlled fire and acid are useful to man, controlled instincts create miracles for a man. The accruing benefits are so large and so many that an ordinary looking person is seen to create an extraordinary environment.  Sadhana is a name given to the voluntary endeavour of imbibing a cultural orderliness in thoughts and actions in life. Those who understand this principal and succeed  in implementing it , reap the fruits like those  who earn immense profits without any investment  by taming and selling wild animals.