One does not see ‘what is there’ and sees ‘what is not there’, that is called moha (illusory vision). — Dada Bhagwan
One does not see ‘what is there’ and sees ‘what is not there’, that is called moha (illusory vision). — Dada Bhagwan
One does not see ‘what is there’ and sees ‘what is not there’, that is called moha (illusory vision). — Dada Bhagwan
One does not see ‘what is there’ and sees ‘what is not there’, that is called moha (illusory vision). — Dada Bhagwan
One does not see ‘what is there’ and sees ‘what is not there’, that is called moha (illusory vision). — Dada Bhagwan
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One does not see ‘what is there’ and sees ‘what is not there’, that is called moha (illusory vision).

— Dada Bhagwan
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