How do attachments to the "fruits of desire" bind one to the cycle of samsara and the "problem" of Hinduism?

(subject is Religion)

A person should never be passionately attached to the fruits of desire or else he will be enslaved. So, when he cannot satisfy his desire, he will become angry and in this way, his soul will be concealed and his intelligent-will will be destroyed. His soul will then become inactive.

Explanation:

"Reincarnation" refers to a soul's rebirth into a new body. This involves a process called "samsara," which is a cycle of death and rebirth.

As people live through life's different stages, they encounter certain desires. In Hinduism, such desires are normal and should never be suppressed. They should, however, be fulfilled through fair play and prudence. The "fruits of desire" can only be achieved if the person pursues his desire without greed. In this way, he'll be able to enjoy the fruits of desire.

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