What is the science of Vitraag (the enlightened ones free of attachment)? [It is that where] If one understands a single word of the Vitarag, there will be no pain. But one has not understood a single word of ‘Vir’, the Vitaraag Lord Mahavir [The 24th Tirthankar]

Dada Bhagwan
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This quote from a Persian poet describes a state of being that is beyond the realm of human thought. If one understands a single word of the Vitarag, there will be no pain. The Vitarag (Vitaraga) is a Sanskrit term for those who have achieved liberation (mukti). These people are totally free from all attachments and therefore feel no pain or sorrow.

When those who have not yet achieved liberation experience pain or sorrow, they are referred to as 'Vitaraga'. A person's understanding of this quote will determine his or her position in life. A person who understands and accepts this quote and lives by its teachings will be on the path to mukti (liberation).

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