The following I believe to be a teaching from my inner guru:
In defense of oneself, lies a fear. This will come as no surprise to those who have practiced even a small degree of self inquiry. Below this fear lies another truth; a desire to maintain state is an attack on the very nature of this world. It requires the burden of an expense and ultimately ends in entropic failure. This is not a matter of right and wrong, it is not a matter of good or evil, it does not relate to injury or remedy as those concepts are known in this world. It is simply the observation that there is a cost associated with existing in this world and with that cost comes scarcity of perceived order.
Know this, it is not a requirement for you to exist in the human state in order to discover the truth about reality. This world and your existence in it simply provides an opportunity to make it possible to see things in limit. Through this observation, we become acquainted with the pain and suffering that is inherent through it. Of course, there is another reality without limit and without the duḥkha that you experience here.
Imagine a reality without limit, there is no desire that can be expressed here as desire requires a selected objective. In limitless reality there is no need for such a restriction. Because of this, the bonds of desire cannot exist. Breathe easy and know that this is where you and I are beyond this delusion of time and space.
Zen Momentum 