To nurture good intents, to nurture elevated intents is considered positive purusharth (spiritual effort in the relative sense). Through that, one will ascend to a higher life-form in the next life. To nurture negative intents is considered negative purusharth. Through that, one will regress to a lower life-form in the next life. And if after coming into the state as the Self (Purush), One engages in Real Purusharth (the Real spiritual effort to progress in the experience as the Self), then He will attain moksha (ultimate liberation)!
Param Pujya Dada BhagwanHe who becomes weary of the pleasures of worldly life is eligible to attain moksha.
Param Pujya Dada BhagwanWhat can the ego not do? It is verily the ego that has given rise to all of this. And the moment the ego dissolves, liberation will be attained!
Param Pujya Dada BhagwanBy having the desire for moksha (ultimate liberation), all other desires simply end up dissolving!
Param Pujya Dada BhagwanBy remaining sincere [to the Self], you will not have to face fear of any kind in worldly life, and it will lead you to moksha (ultimate liberation)!
Param Pujya Dada BhagwanThe One who no longer has any himsak bhaav (the intent to harm or hurt anyone) is called saiyami (a person with self-restraint). When himsak bhaav does not arise even amidst anger, pride, deceit and greed, that is the definition of [true] saiyam (self-restraint). A saiyami will attain moksha (ultimate liberation).
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