As long as there is worldly life, one is going to attain physical body, and as long as there is a body, there will be worldly miseries and troubles.

Dada Bhagwan
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The Buddha said, “As long as there is worldly life, one is going to attain physical body, and as long as there is a body, there will be worldly miseries and troubles.” He was saying that the problems of worldly life are caused by our attachment to the body. We have to see that life is short and must do whatever we can to enjoy it as much as possible.

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