The Shocking Hindu Truth About Lust vs. Love
That Will Rewire Your Relationships!
Did you know your brain can't tell lust from love - but
ancient Hindu sages discovered a foolproof test 5000 years ago? This explosive
wisdom could save you from heartbreak and elevate your relationships to divine
levels!
## 🔥 Neuroscience Meets Ancient
Wisdom: The Ultimate Showdown
Modern science proves:
- Lust lights up primitive brain regions (like craving junk
food)
- Love activates higher consciousness centers (linked to
spiritual experiences)
- But here's what researchers missed...
The Bhagavata Purana reveals the 3-Second Chakra Test:
1. Place hand on heart during attraction
2. If energy drops below the navel = lust
3. If energy rises to the chest/throat = true love
## 💡 The 5 Hidden Signs
You're Confusing Lust For Love
1. Time Test: Lust fades after 3 months (love grows)
2. Gaze Test: Can you stare silently into their eyes for 5
minutes?
3. Sacrifice Test: Would you give up your dream for them?
(Real love makes this question irrelevant)
4. Post-Sex Test: Do you want to chat or escape?
5. Future Test: Can you imagine them old/sick? (Lust runs
from this)
## ⚡ The Tantric Secret to Transform
Lust Into Divine Love
From the Kama Sutra's lost chapters:
1. Before intimacy, sit facing each other chanting "Om
Mani Padme Hum"
2. Maintain eye contact during union (forces energetic heart
opening)
3. Afterward, press palms together at heart center for 11
breaths
Result? Physical acts become sacred rituals raising
Kundalini!
## 🌌 The Cosmic Difference
(According to Rasa Theory)
- Lust = Tamasic (dense, binding energy)
- Infatuation = Rajasic (fiery but unstable)
- True Love = Sattvic (light, liberating, divine)
Warning: This knowledge will:
• Ruin casual dating for you forever
• Make you unbearably selective
• Attract soulmates at inconvenient times
BONUS: The Radha-Krishna Technique for magnetizing divine
partnership! [Click before this gets taken down]
PS: Your next "crush" could be a karmic trap or
soul contract - will you know the difference?
