Merely by doing darshan of just one kashay free person, one’s paap (sins; demerit karmas) get washed away! There can be no kashay-free person other than a Gnani.

Dada Bhagwan
Merely by doing darshan of just one kashay free person,...
Merely by doing darshan of just one kashay free person,...
Merely by doing darshan of just one kashay free person,...
Merely by doing darshan of just one kashay free person,...
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It is said that the soul is like a mirror, upon which all our actions are reflected. Every act of kindness, every thought, every word, every deed will leave an imprint in the soul. It is said that by simply viewing or meeting one man who does not have any demerits of his own, the sins of every person will be washed away. This is because by seeing such a person, one knows from whom he himself needs to be purified.

In this way, even though there may be many people with demerits about them, one can still feel pure and clean. This is why it is said that a Gnani has no sins at all – he has only the good qualities of others!

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