• Discurso Divino, 2 de octubre de 2000

What is liberation, and when can we experience it? Bhagawan clearly explains in crystal clear terms today.

In this world, there are sons who disrespect their parents. They do not recognise that parents gave them birth and brought them up with many sacrifices and discomfort. They hurt their parents on one hand and pray to God on the other. This cannot be called true devotion at all. Can they attain liberation with this type of devotion? What is liberation? Fools think that merging with God after death is liberation. But it is not so. Eliminating all worries and being happy thereby is true liberation. It is satisfying the hunger of the poor and giving succour to the needy. Mukti (liberation) is to cast away one’s difficulties, sorrows, worries, attachments and secure happiness, comfort, peace and bliss. It is not any separate destination to reach. To remove the anxiety of everyone and fill their hearts with supreme peace is mukti. To be freed from one’s worries is mukti. Mukti, which is so simple, subtle and within the reach of everyone, is being ignored by man. He craves for mukti after death. But mukti should be experienced when one is still alive.

  • Divine Discourse, Oct 02, 2000
  • Liberation means achieving selfless love that is constant, unabating, and total. – BABA