If you want liberation [moksha], you will have to be rid of the duality of ‘right-and-wrong’. If you want to attain an auspicious (good) state, then have abhorrence for the ‘wrong’, and attachment for the ‘right’. There is no attachment or abhorrence in the pure state [shuddha].

Dada Bhagwan
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The mind is like a mirror. The reflection of what we see always stays the same however the material we see changes. A mirror reflects whatever we place in front of it, but the mind only moves on to new thoughts and experiences if we don't shield it from new experiences and thoughts. We can think of this like a mirror: if you expose the mirror to water, it will become cloudy and distorted and show images that are not quite right.

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