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“The mere environment around the Gnani Purush gives one the experience of liberation (moksha); the world remains absent from memory (vismrut)!”

Book:The Science Of Karma

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“It does not count if you believe in yourself when it’s easy to believe in yourself. It does not count if you believe the world can be a better place when the future looks bright. It does not count if you think you’re going to make it when the finish line is right in front of you. It counts when it’s hard to believe in yourself, when it looks like the world’s going to end and you’ve still got a long way to go. That’s when it counts. That’s when it matters the most.”

Believe Hope

Book:I Wrote This For You

Source: I Wrote This For You

“The one who makes you forget wordly life (sansaar) is the one with the Knowledge of the Self (Gnani).”

World Remembrance Enlightened One Worldly Life

Book:Autobiography of Gnani Purush - A M Patel

Source: Autobiography of Gnani Purush - A M Patel

“What is the assurance that one is Vitaraag? The answer is, it is when no worldly things come to memory. Besides attaining a state completely free of worldly attachment and abhorrence (vitaraagata), one cannot forget the world.”

Remembrance Enlightened One

Book:Autobiography Of Gnani Purush A.M.Patel

Source: Autobiography Of Gnani Purush A.M.Patel

“The world has not seen the equanimity (sambhaav) of the Gnanis (enlightened Ones) at all. In fact, the Gnani has a state of absolute detachment (vitaraagata) in attachment (raag). The people of the world look for vitaraagata in vitaraagata. Actually, one should have vitaraagata in raag.”

Attachment Enlightened One

Book:The Guru and The Disciple

Source: The Guru and The Disciple

“To have neither the slightest attachment (raag) towards the one who is most obliging nor have the slightest abhorrence (dwesh) towards the one who is most troublesome; such is the conduct as a Vitaraag (One free from attachment and abhorrence) that has to be known.”

Enlightened One Conduct Attachment Abhorrence

Book:Adjust Everywhere

Source: Adjust Everywhere

“The Lord himself is Vitaraag (free from attachment and abhorrence), and when the state completely free of attachment and abhorrence (vitaraagta) towards the world and the body arises in you, then your (spiritual) work will be done. Leave aside that towards the world, but even if you become free from attachment and abhorrence towards the body, then your (spiritual) work will be done.”

God Body Enlightened One

Book:Life Without Conflict

Source: Life Without Conflict

“The science of absolutism or liberation (Vitaraag Vignan) begins upon the attainment of samkit (the right belief that 'I am pure Soul').”

Enlightened One Spiritual Science Right Understanding

Book:Death: Before, During After...

Source: Death: Before, During After...

“The world is not an impediment, it is your ignorance (of the Self) that impedes you. When does ignorance (of the Self) leave? It leaves through the Knowledge of the Self (Gnan) that the Gnani Purush gives. What should the Knowledge of the Gnani Purush be like? It should be science (Vignan). Vignan is animate (chetan), whereas knowledge is inanimate (achetan). The knowledge that is prevailing in the world is achetan. Achetan means that it cannot work on its own from within (kriyakari) whereas this (Knowledge of the Self) is science. Science constantly keeps working on its own, You do not have to do anything.”

Knowledge Ignorance Gnan Enlightened One Spiritual Science Animate

Book:Brahmacharya: Celibacy With Understanding

Source: Brahmacharya: Celibacy With Understanding

“The moment one becomes vitaraag (free from attachment and abhorrence) in worldly life, the natural law is such that worldly life will not cling onto one at all!”

World Enlightened One Worldly Life

Book:Who am I?

Source: Who am I?

“Where Knowledge of the Self (Gnan) prevails and where dispassion for worldly life (vairaag) reaches its pinnacle, that is when the state of absolute detachment (vitaraagata) arises. To not harbor any attachment-abhorrence (raag-dwesh) where the world experiences attachment-abhorrence is considered the state of absolute detachment.”

Knowledge Gnan Enlightened One Attachment Abhorrence

Book:Avoid Clashes!

Source: Avoid Clashes!

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