Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there. — VD.
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Dharma is something that one discovers, because one cannot create something that is already there.

— VD.
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Religion (dharma) is decrease in kashay (anger, pride, deceit and greed) and increase of kashay is irreligion (adharma). — Dada Bhagwan
Only when there is dharmadhyan (auspicious contemplation; to not hurt anyone, to give happiness to others) in the body, — Dada Bhagwan
In shukladhyan (Pure contemplation as the Self, the Soul), whole world begins to look faultless (nirdosh). In dharmadhya — Dada Bhagwan
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As long as this belief, ‘I am the doer’ is not gone, one has not yet attained an iota of exact religion. He is still in — Dada Bhagwan
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That which frees one from bondage is the right religion. — Dada Bhagwan
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