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Aptavani-13 (P)

By: Dada Bhagwan
Narrated by: Dada Bhagwan
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Publisher's Summary

The essence of all scriptures, and spiritual discourses is one and the same and that is to get the ‘awareness and the knowledge of Self’. The ‘main Self’ is shuddha (verily pure), but one has the wrong belief of “who am I”? This wrong belief of 'I am Chandu' (reader should use his name) has given rise to the prakruti (nature and characteristics of a person). There are only two things in the world, non-living (jadd) and living (chetan). The two have always been distinct and different, but a mix of both has led to the visheshbhaav of “I am Chandubhai” which contradicts the basics of Self-realization, which is “I am the Self/soul”.

Published in this Audio book is the speech of the Gnani Purush (The enlightened one) of Akram Vignan (spiritual science) who came to be known to the world as Dadashri (master of spiritual science). He has explained the root cause of pakruti. He has also discussed the eight types of karmas.

Please note: this audiobook is in Hindi.

©2023 Dada Bhagwan Foundation (P)2023 Dada Bhagwan Foundation

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