Dada BhagwanIn appearance, the worldly life looks attractive, but once you enter into it, you can never become free.
About This Quote
The world can be looked at as an excellent place. It offers many opportunities and is full of beauty. However, it is also full of many dangers. There is only one way to escape the dangers that exist in the world.
You must stay away from them, but that is impossible to do. The best way to avoid the dangers that exist in this world is to embrace the world for what it is and not try to change it into something else.
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