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Aptavani-9

Aptavani-9

Dada Bhagwan


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Moksha-marg (path to liberation) is the path to freedom; it is the path of attaining freedom from all worldly attachments. But what is preventing us from reaching the ultimate destination of moksha on this path? We believe some practices will be instrumental for achieving freedom. However, most of these practices do not help us in experiencing freedom. The attachments are not broken in spite of performing many different practices. What is going wrong? What are the obstacles? There are obstacles that are binding people in this world. They cannot visualize these hindrances. And by taking support of such obstacles, people have turned away from the path of final liberation. The Gnanis (the Enlightened ones) have said that anger-pride-deceit and greed are the cause of bondage and obstruction on the path of liberation. Only when one is absolutely rid of these faults, one can attain final liberation. All faults are encompassed in anger-pride-deceit and greed, but, how do these faults unfold and manifest in worldly interactions? This can only be understood when the Gnani Purush explains them in detail. Presented in this book, are beautiful, basic and heart-touching discussions by Param Pujya Dadashri (master of spiritual science) about the causes of obstruction on moksha-marg and the solutions for spiritual practitioners to rise above all of these to get liberation. Read more

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Author
Dada Bhagwan
Publisher
Type
Books
Language
English
Religion
Tradition
Dada Bhagwan
Subjects
Series
Published
2020
Pages
586
Size
5.25 x 8.5 in
Format
PDF
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