Quotes from Dada Bhagwan

Gnani (The Enlightened one) means without Ego.

While following religion, where 'any thing' is required, they are all called 'relative' paths.

Where slightest of conflict exists, there is neither God nor Religion.

Gnani Purush' (The Enlightened one) is pure, so one becomes pure by just seeing him.

When you walk around with a long face in the house, that is called conflict.

If we clash with anyone, then it is our own weakness only.

One is not to win the world, he has to win the home (family).

Absence of worldly misery - that is called eternal bliss.

To misuse wealth is a great fault.

The person who knows how to adjust to others, he will not have any suffering. 'Adjust everywhere'.

Worry is the destroyer of understanding.

Due to your merit karma, your efforts will bring you success and when the merit karma is expended, your efforts will bring in losses.

Business has two 'children'. One is called 'loss' and the other 'profit'. No one likes the one called 'loss', but both are indeed there. They are born together.

Freedom is 'Self-earned' and worldly life is 'earned by egoism'!

In appearance, the worldly life looks attractive, but once you enter into it, you can never become free.

Living for the Self [the Soul] is merit karma (you bind merit karma) and living for the worldly life is nothing but demerit karma (you bind demerit karma).

All the (sickness and) diseases of the worldly life disappear with the innate bliss of the Soul, the Self. Grief gives rise to the diseases.

There is strife (trouble) the moment one enters the worldly life and bliss the moment one enters the Self [the Soul].

One's Use of Life', if turns into worldly selfishness is called adharma (irreligion), and if it turns into spiritual selfishness (towards true self) is called dharma (religion).

Bowing down in prayer to a body results in worldly life and bowing down in prayer to Soul results in attaining moksha (final liberation).

To be unattached in every phase of one's life is indeed full enlightened bliss of the Self (Purna samadhi)!

As long as there is worldly life, one is going to attain physical body, and as long as there is a body, there will be worldly miseries and troubles.

By saying 'this is wrong', one is selling (wasting away) an invaluable human life!

Pointing out people's mistakes, having intention to take advantage of people, keeps one bound to a worldly life (sansaar).