Those who have become vitarag (free from all worldly attachments), will have no intent of ownership (maliki bhav).

Dada Bhagwan
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The word vitarag is the Sanskrit word for one who has achieved moksha. Moksha is another word for nirvana, and is the goal of all religious practices in Hinduism and Buddhism. Moksha is not an end in itself; rather, it’s a state of mind that leads to a state of consciousness that allows one to live with only the most positive intentions and aspirations.

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