2,964 Quotes by Dada Bhagwan

There is nothing which is worth ‘doing’ and any attempt to ‘do’ anything, increases bondage.

Real Religion is the one in which there is no illusion (bhranti).

To not be able to see ‘as it is’ and to see it in some another form is called illusion (bhranti).

When one is intoxicated by the worldly life, one is under illusion. When the intoxication wears away; everything will fall into place. What ‘one’ truly is; is what he will become (i.e. the pure soul).

In this world, ‘I am the doer’ and ‘I know it’’ - that which brings these two inner intents together is called illusion (bhranti).

Illusion means to weigh true and false with the same scale.

Whom can you consider as God? It is he who has become completely independent in this world and he does not have anyone above [superior] him, he is God. When one cannot even see his dependency, how can he realize his own independence?

God and disciple; these are the only two paths of progression in religion. The one and the same entity, when in illusion is on the path of disciples. And when the illusion goes away, when one becomes Self-realized, then he is considered to be on the path of (becoming) god.

To do anything is known as wrong belief (bhranti) and to Know is considered as 'Knowledge of the Self' (Gnan).