2,964 Quotes by Dada Bhagwan

One’s worldly interaction should be ideal. If one becomes ‘sticky’ (does attachment-abhorrence) in his worldly interactions, he will become kashayi (develop anger-pride-deceit-greed). The worldly life is like a boat. In this boat, you can eat snacks, drink tea. But you should know that with this boat, we have to reach the shore.

The 'real' has to be revered, and 'the relative' has to be known; One has to dwell in 'the real'.

A person who goes along with everything is reffered to as a renouncer [of worldly life] (tyaagi).

The vyavahaar (worldly interaction) which has come into being should never be pushed away. First comes vyavahaar, then Nischay.

There should not be anything lacking in your Nischay. However, if anything remains lacking in your vyavahaar (worldly interaction), then that is indeed considered a mistake. If imperfection remains in your vyavahaar then your Nischay will also become imperfect.

One can carry out the vyavahaar (the relative; worldly interactions) only to the extent of one's intrinsic nature.

Vyavahaar (worldly interactions) means to bring about satisfaction for the other person.

The mud of this body-complex (pudgal - that which charges and disharges) is such that the harder one tries to get out, the deeper and deeper he sinks into it.

The Lord's domain is the domain of the pure Soul (Shuddhatma) where nothing is displaced. No distress arises.Whether one gets a fever, whether the body is about to die, or even if the body is going to live, nothing wavers within. There is no dakhal (effects of interference done by the ego in the unfolding karma) whatsoever. What has the Self got to lose? If anything is going to be lost, it will be that of the neighbor!