283 Quotes About Moksha

Just as one has encountered a nimit (someone instrumental in a process) to bind him, if he encounters a nimit to set him free, he will set him free without fail. He who is free (from worldly bondage) can free others. One such free man exists once in awhile. Moksha (ultimate liberation) is not rare but a bestower of liberation is very rare indeed.

How can one be free from miseries?’ – this life has to be lived to know only this.

We’ have to bring an end to circumstances. We have become trapped in circumstances, so somehow or the other we have to deal with them and clear them. We have not come here to become a husband; these circumstances have to be settled.

Gnani Purush’ (the enlightened one) always remains in the bliss of the Self; and only He can bring us in the bliss of the self. Otherwise no one else can. The One who has swum across (the worldly sea) can help others swim across. How can a drowing man help you swim?

Where there is no falsely attributed happiness at all, where there is innate (natural) happiness of the Self; there liberation exists.

The phrase ‘adjust everywhere’ will take your worldly life to the top. One has not gone to moksha (Ultimate Liberation) without going to the top in the worldly interactions. Worldly interactions will not let go of you, what would you do if it keeps entangling you? Hence settle the worldly interactions as soon as possible.

He who observes the Prakruti (Relative Self) is Purush (The Real Self, Soul). He who has finished observing the Prakruti is the Parmatma (Absolute Supreme Soul).

All are ‘relative religions’, they do not give Moksha (ultimate liberation) but they push one towards Moksha.

If you want moksha (ultimate liberation), then you simply need to understand what the Vitraag Lords (The Enlightened Ones) say. Simply understand what the Vitraag Lords are trying to convey, that this is exactly what they want to say and nothing else.