The one who has confidence (trust) in his own self, he can get everything in this world. But one does not have that confidence (trust), does he? Once the confidence is lost, it is all over. There is infinite power and energy in trust (confidence of one’s own self), even if the trust is in the ignorant state [ignorance of one’s own true self]. Dada Bhagwan
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When we trust in our own self with no limits, we can achieve anything. When we bring confidence to the ignorant state of our true self, we can achieve anything in this world.

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