2,964 Quotes by Dada Bhagwan

For the one who indulges in illicit sex, the sexuality will make him wander in worldly life. There is no liberation for those who indulge in illicit sex. There is liberation for those who engage in sexual pleasures that are rightfully theirs!

Liberation (moksha) cannot be attained by following a single viewpoint. Religion may be practiced by following a single viewpoint, but the essence of religion cannot be attained.

The path to attaining God is normality. There is liberation (moksha) through normality. Normality is the 'backbone' of the world.

If one does not have fear at the time of death, then know that the 'visa' for liberation has been attained!

What has God said? Do good in the Dwaparyug (the era of moral deterioration and decreased purity) and Satyug (era of the time cycle that is characterized by unity in thoughts, speech, and action) and in the Kaliyug (the current era of the time cycle, which is characterized by lack of unity in thought, speech, and action), do not do anything bad at all; that itself is tantamount to doing good!

Even God is not willing to protect the humans of Kaliyug (the current era of the time cycle, which is characterized by lack of unity in thought, speech, and action). This is because they are not willing to listen to a single word of God. One listens to his wife, to his boss, but he will not listen to a single word of God.

What does the Lord say? "If you want liberation then go to the Gnani Purush (Self-realized One who can help others attain Self-realization) and if you want happiness in worldly life then serve your mother, father and Guru (teacher). In fact, in serving your parents, it is possible to attain tremendous happiness!

I' maintain only one kind of 'production' for 'myself'!' May the entire world attain absolute peace and may some people attain liberation!' Do 'I' not get the 'by-product' free-of-cost? I indeed keep receiving it!

The relative religions that exist, they are the path of worldly life, they are the path of community service. The path of liberation is beyond community service, it is of dwelling in the bliss that is the Self (Swa-ramanata).