我欲はなぜ嫌われるのか｜Why Human Desire Is Misunderstood — And How It Becomes the First Form of Love

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Recorded01 Dec 2025

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Human desire is often dismissed as selfish or immature, especially in cultures where expressing personal wants is seen as shameful. In this episode, I explore why “desire” carries such a negative tone and argue that it is actually the original form of love. When we hide our desires, life becomes passive and dependent on others’ approval; but when we cultivate them—quietly, honestly, and consciously—they become creative energy. I discuss the shift from wanting to be loved to wanting to love, and how accepting this inner drive transforms us from reactive beings into true creators.

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