Freedom from all types of pain and misery is the exact (proper) religion. It is exact (proper) religion when egoism depa — Dada Bhagwan
Freedom from all types of pain and misery is the exact (proper) religion. It is exact (proper) religion when egoism depa — Dada Bhagwan
Freedom from all types of pain and misery is the exact (proper) religion. It is exact (proper) religion when egoism depa — Dada Bhagwan
Freedom from all types of pain and misery is the exact (proper) religion. It is exact (proper) religion when egoism depa — Dada Bhagwan
Freedom from all types of pain and misery is the exact (proper) religion. It is exact (proper) religion when egoism depa — Dada Bhagwan
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Freedom from all types of pain and misery is the exact (proper) religion. It is exact (proper) religion when egoism departs and all ‘wrong beliefs’ go away. If the ‘wrong’ beliefs’ are there, true religion cannot be there.

— Dada Bhagwan
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