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suspicions. 'We have not had any suspicion about anybody. "we' know everything; there is nothing we do not know. 'We know everything about everyone down to his or her deepest levels. 'We can see everything but I do not have any suspicions. What good is suspicion?
Questioner: It is very harmful.
Dadashri: What damage does it cause?
Questioner: It harms and destroy the one who suspects.
Dadashri: No, but does it give any happiness? The moment suspicions enters mind, it is the same as becoming possessed; he has taken my things for sure!' enters your mind. Whatever is to become of the other person, so it will be, but you become possessed. This Dada is very particular; He will never have suspicions about anyone. He knows everything but He will not have any suspicions.
The 'doer' and the 'sayer' are separate
You will incur a great laibilty, and hence it is a big fault to have any kind of suspicions in this worldly life. Nothing is gained by suspicion. Now that you have attaind this Gnan, why not continue doing your work with a mind free of suspicions! If you employ the intellect you will ruin the work at hand and if you let it occur naturally sahaj then everything will work out on it's own. Instead of doing your work with suspicion, if you leave it, without employing the intellect, let it happen naturally, it will work out better. No work is done if there is the slightest of suspicion.
Questioner: Still what should one do if suspicions and negative suspicion kushanka keep occurring in any work, then what should I do?
Dadashri: That verily is the one that is destructive, no? It can place you in difficulty.
Questioner: But what should we do?
Dadashri: What can you do? 'You' have to tell 'Chandulal' do not be suspicious. Do whatever comes along.' That is all. “You are there along
| SR No. | 007513 |
| Book Title | Aptavani 09 |
| Original Sutra Author | N/A |
| Author | Gnani Purush Dadashri |
| Publisher | Gnani Purush Dadashri |
| Publication Year | 2007 |
| Total Pages | 515 |
| Language | English |
| Classification | Book_English & Akram Vigyan |
| File Size | 8 MB |