2,964 Quotes by Dada Bhagwan

This worldly life exists because of people at home, not because of anything else. One does not know how to derive benefits from the home. This is an association of five-six people.

In a true sense, the world is not to be won. The home (family) needs to be won.

If your son has grown up and talks back at you, realize that he is your ‘thermometer’ (gauge). Where can you get a ‘thermometer’ to gauge how much dharma (virtues) has resulted within you? When you have a ‘thermometer’ at home, you do not have to go out

Prakruti (relative self) does not improve or come under control through fear or intimidation. Fear or intimidation is what has given rise to the world. It actually spoils the prakruti even more.

Only he who has become straightforward himself, can improve others.

If you have any compassion, then do not rebuke anyone in trying to improve them. He will surely meet someone who will crack his head to improve him.

What are the miseries in this world, due to? They exist because one’s “vision” is not “clear”.

The nature of the senses (indriya) is that they only seek out sensorial (indriyagamya) pleasures and the nature of that which is beyond the senses (ati-indriya) will seek only the happiness that lies beyond the senses.

No one in the world can shake you up if you are correct. First comes ‘correctness’ and then comes exactness.