2,964 Quotes by Dada Bhagwan

One loses nobility when he does something and then says, ‘I did that.’ A noble man will incur loss from both sides; in giving as well as in taking.

Vitrags (the enlightened ones), those who are free from attachment, saw the world as flawless. Who are we, the wise ones to see the faults then? Are we wiser than the God?!

No one does any deed independently; one has to do it due to dependency. One is guilty only when he does something independently. When one does it due to dependency, then he has to experience its consequence with dependency. It is an illusion to see any man guilty or wrong in this world.

The one who wants to endure the worldly life, he should carry the weapon of the ego, and the one who wants freedom from the worldly life, he should let go of the weapon of ego.

Desire of the material things is all parigraha (acquisitiveness).

How long should one accumulate material things? As long as they do not become a burden.

Remaining absolutely non-acquisitive (aparigrahi) amidst all possessions is the ultimate ‘test examination’.

That what makes us spiritually unconscious is called moha (infatuation due to illusion).

Moha (infatuation due to illusion) means spiritual unconsciousness. Unconsciousness means not knowing your Self identity.