283 Quotes About Moksha

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).

I' (Dadashri) take on the responsibility to the extent that if any person comes to meet me then he should definitely benefit from the darshan (devotional viewing of Dadashri). If anyone were to serve 'me', then his responsibility would fall upon 'me' and 'I' would definitely have to take him to liberation.

As long as one has such awareness that, 'I am the doer,' there are rituals. As soon as the awareness that, 'I am the doer' goes away, there is liberation! As long as there is (the belief that), 'I am the doer', there is religion (dharma) and when One becomes free of the state as a doer, there is science (vignan).

If your ego is not there, then you are in moksha, and if you are not in moksha, then you are in your ego.

When equanimity prevails amidst externally induced suffering (upadhi), then know that the bells of liberation are ringing!

One has never [truly] understood, and whatever understanding one acquires, it goes away. Such is this path to moksha; it is incomprehensible (beyond the comprehension of senses) and imperceptible.

Ignorance of one’s own Self’ is indeed the cause of the worldly life. No benefit is gained from one getting rid of his ignorance of the scriptures. When one attains the realization of one’s own self; that is it. It [the work] is finished.