In other traditions that divine current is called Dao, Nam, Kalma, Khuda, or the Music of the Spheres. Only that divine current or Spirit can quench our inner thirst. And then we can become more loving human beings who radiate that same peace. If we can re-connect to it, we can attain peace. Like every great mystic throughout history, he spoke from his own experience and told his disciples that within every human being there is a current of divine love and radiance from which we have become disconnected. Unless we understand that thirst, we can’t take steps to quench it. By pursuing these solutions, we aren’t recognizing our inner thirst for what it is. But these things are like junk food that doesn’t take our thirst away. We get involved in relationships, try to gain wealth or status, take risks, watch endless TV, and take drugs. We do a lot of things to try to fill this emptiness. Sometimes we feel it in times of stress, but sometimes we feel this emptiness the most when everything is perfect from a worldly point of view.

We feel it as an emptiness in our lives or in our hearts. Instead of drinking, we eat to fill the emptiness, then we get even thirstier, and so the cycle repeats. In this example, our physical body has a thirst. They responded by having a drink only two percent of the time! That means 98 times out of 100 people either ignored their thirst or ate something to soothe their headache or rumbling stomach. In fact, a recent study tracked situations when people at work were thirsty but not actually hungry. This is because the signals that the brain receives for hunger and dehydration are very similar. When you’re thirsty you often feel hungry.

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