2,964 Quotes by Dada Bhagwan

Wordly life is like a container of boiling water! God does not interfere in it. Even 'we' (the Gnani Purush) do not interfere in it. As 'we' have become the embodiment of God (Bhagwan swaroop), then why would 'we' interfere?

The moment one becomes vitaraag (free from attachment and abhorrence) in worldly life, the natural law is such that worldly life will not cling onto one at all!

This worldly life is an ocean of unhappiness. It is just beyond comprehension how people have found happiness in it. Just as a drunken man sticks his hand in the gutter and says, "This feels very cool to me, it's very cooling;" similarly people are just believing that there is happiness in it!

Actually, this 'life' has become fractured entirely. One does not even have the awareness of whether he is living to 'extract the essence of human life' or for what is he living!

There are so many kinds of aggravations (kaid) in worldly life! All the aggravations will not aggravate all at once, they will aggravate one after the next! When one aggravation is over, then another will come and aggravate.The aggravations constantly aggravate!

Can you disembark before the 'station' arrives? Actually, the 'station' has arrived, that is why 'we' show you the way to disembark. Otherwise, if the 'station' has not arrived, then you will have to just stay put where you are, won't you? You indeed keep on wandering around, don't you?!

A worldly outlook (sansaarbhaav) means (to have) a sense of 'I-ness' (ahambhaav) plus 'my-ness' (mamatbhaav). A non-worldly outlook (asansaarbhaav) means (to have) a dramatic worldly outlook.

The happiness of worldly life lies in normality. When there is neither scarcity nor surplus, that is known as happiness.

What is the greatest benefit in the world? The association with good people. Those who are considered somewhat worthy of reverence by society.