How to win over desire thru Shiva awakening?

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Desire begins as Smara, a quiet remembrance rising from the storehouse of impressions; it becomes Manobhava, mind born and shaped by imagination; soon it turns Manmatha, churning the mind until calm waters ripple; then it swells into Madana, the intoxicating wave that warms the senses; armed as Pushpabāṇa, it releases its soft flower arrows toward action; if left unchecked it becomes Māra, the destroyer of clarity and discipline; yet even when its body is burnt by the fire of awareness, it survives as Ananga, bodiless and subtle, influencing from within; all these are but shimmering facets of Kāmadeva, the many named current of longing that can bind the mind or, when illumined, be transformed into devotion.

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