Questioner: You move around in a liberated state, but how did you acquire the special powers (siddhi)?
Dadashri: Just like you, many people ask me the same question, and I have to say to them: “Do you want to imitate me? You will just waste your efforts, if you try to imitate me.”

‘This is but natural.’ Even the Gnan that manifested within me happened on the bench where I sat amidst the terrible hustle and bustle of the Surat station.

Questioner: You say that Gnan that manifested was “but natural”. Can you explain what you mean by that?
Dadashri: “But natural” Gnan happens to only few people. If someone says: “I did it myself,” then that Gnan remains incomplete. This Gnan happened ‘naturally’ on its own. If one did it himself, then the vikalp (the ego of ‘I am Chandubhai’ – reader can read his/her name) would decrease by 80 per cent, but 20 per cent would still remain. But this is the Science of the Vitarag, which means that it is a 100 per cent nirvikalp (ego-less state).

The Gnani Gives Proof Of Moksha

Questioner: What do you do on a daily basis?
Dadashri: I constantly live in my moksha; even at this present moment, I am in my moksha. The speech that is emitting comes from a ‘recorded tape’. I am not its owner. I just see whether that speech comes out ‘right or wrong’.

Questioner: When your ‘tape’ within is not saying anything, does it mean that it has just gone ‘blank’?
Dadashri: The audible ‘tape’ keeps on playing, and simultaneously, the ‘tape’ of subtle (inaudible) speech is also playing.

Questioner: Can the Gnani Purush change one’s parmanus (subatomic particles)?
Dadashri: After you have put yogurt in the milk, the Gnani cannot do anything.

Questioner: What do you mean when you say, ‘putting yogurt in milk’?
Dadashri: You have no choice but suffer the effects of karmas that have become solidified like ice. The Gnani can destroy karmas that are in the form of water and vapour. Nevertheless, his inner intent is always just naimitik (instrumental), and therefore, he remains as the non-doer (akarta).

Questioner: What is moksha?
Dadashri: Moksha is liberation from all types of pain (dukh) and the
attainment of eternal bliss. Moksha is the feeling of liberation.

Questioner: What causes bondage?
Dadashri: Ignorance of the Self

Questioner: Is moksha a location or a state?
Dadashri: It is a state, but not this state that you are familiar with: it is a natural state.

Questioner: Does moksha mean independence?
Dadashri: Yes, real independence – where there is no superior and no
“underhand” (subordinate).

Questioner: Is it possible to attain such an independent state in the worldly life (sansar)?
Dadashri: Why not? I have attained it. I am living proof that it is possible to attain such a state, even while living in the worldly life (sansar). You will get some ‘encouragement’ from seeing me that it is attainable even while living in the worldly life (sansar).

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