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“God has become trapped in as many living beings as there are. Now should you feel contempt (irritated) towards one when God is trapped?”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“One just has to understand the facts as to ‘what is correct�� and ‘what is incorrect��. What is the truth? What is correctness? What is the World? What is all this? Who am I? What is the Absolute Supreme Soul (Parmatma)?”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“In order to be happy in this world, there is only one path, that of normality. There is no unhappiness if normality is maintained in everything that you do; in eating and drinking, in getting up-sitting down, in moving around, in working.”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“The moment one’s belief becomes ‘I am Chandubhai��; then immediately it gives rise to the worldly life.”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“Through the wrong belief [of I am Chandubhai] there is worldly life, and when that wrong belief changes, one becomes God.”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“As individuality develops and blossoms incrementally, and it becomes fully expressed; that is the Absolute state of the Self (parmatma).”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“People say that God is prevailing in the entire universe. God is in each & every thing. Then where is the need to know God. Where there are ‘creatures��, there is God and where there are no ‘creatures��, there is no God.”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“Gnani Purush�� is an adjective-less state. To give him the adjective of ‘Bhagwan�� (God), is akin to lowering his status (low degree of status).”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“How can the body become Bhagwan (God)? The body is a ‘temple�� and Bhagwan (God) is Bhagwan (God) only.”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“Bhagwan�� (God) does not do anything! What does the ‘packing�� (outer physical complex; the non-Self �� the mind, body, speech��) not do?”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“If bhagwan (god) was a name, then we would have to call him ‘Bhagwandas��. Bhagwan is an adjective. Bhagwan comes from the word Bhagwat. The one who attains Bhagwat attributes (God like attributes, godliness); he is Bhagwan (God).”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“I am Chandubhai��, is wrong vision (mithya darshan), and to say ‘I did it this way��, is wrong knowledge (mithya gnan).”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“Wherever one says, ‘I am, I am��, that is all mithyatva (delusion, wrong vision & wrong knowledge). There is no problem in saying, ‘it is mine��. Where there is the belief of ‘I am Chandubhai��, there everything is ‘mine��. And where there is ‘I am Pure Soul��, then nothing remains.”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“I am Chandubhai�� is an ignorant (wrong) belief, ‘I am seventy years old��, is an ignorant belief, ‘I am a Jain,�� is an ignorant belief, ‘I am his father, I am his uncle…��; so many ignorant beliefs! Just as small pieces of wood tied up together with a string is called a ‘bundle��, similarly when you take all the ignorant beliefs and tie them up with a string, it is called ‘mithyatva�� (delusion, wrong vision & wrong knowledge). Then to keep on winding the string over it again and again, it is called gaadha mithyatva (solid wrong vision & knowledge), and further, [the beliefs of] ‘I am maharaj, I am aacharya (spiritual leader)��, is avgadha mithyatva (unbreakable wrong vision & knowledge).”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“Where there is absence of the wrong belief, there is true presence of the right belief.”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“If there is so much effect of the wrong beliefs, then how much effect would the right belief have !!!”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“There are infinite wrong beliefs and there is only one right belief, one is not aware of that at all.”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“Who got the wrong belief? It is he who becomes the owner of that belief.”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“When one attains the knowledge of the Self (Pure Soul within us), the whole world is then open for him. These are all misleading beliefs. ‘I am Chandubhai�� is a ‘wrong belief��. ‘I am his father��, is a ‘wrong belief��. ‘I am her husband��, is a ‘wrong belief��.”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“In this world, ‘I am the doer�� and ‘I know it’�� - that which brings these two inner intents together is called illusion (bhranti).”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“To say ‘I am��, while being the Self (The Soul), is not egoism. But to say ‘I�� while being in the non-self, is egoism. Ignorance of the Self is the impediment.”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“When one becomes anami (immortal) he will not have death.”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“As long as there is a slightest self gain motive, no one will be able to speak the truth.”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“This worldly life is truly selfish. Where there is no selfishness, there Parmatma (the Lord) is to be found without fail. God remains aloof from selfishness.”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“That which never becomes ruined is considered as true relationship. True relationship is only with the Soul. Other than that, all other relationships are selfish relationships.”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“Antahkaran (inner complex of mind, intellect, chit and ego) is exactly like a parliament. In that ego is the president, intellect is the prime minister, chit is the foreign department, and mind is the home department.”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“It is vikalp (I with wrong belief that ‘I am Chandubhai��) when one gives rise to entanglements himself is vikalp, and sankalp (this is mine) is to dwell in that entanglement.”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“There are as many things as there are vikalps (I-ness & My-ness), there is no vikalp (no I-ness & My-ness) for a thing that does not exist.”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“Sankalp (my-ness) - vikalp (I-ness) itself is aropit bhaav (deluded view; Wrong belief that ‘I am Chandubhai��).”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?

“Only the Self (the soul) is worth knowing. Knowing other things increases vikalp (I-ness; wrong belief increases).”
― Dada Bhagwan, Who Am I?