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Dadashri: Museums are always like that. But when the law is such that you cannot take anything with you, then what? Do you have a custom of taking things away with you in your town?
Questioner: No.
Dadashri: Then why do you fret and worry in this way? Simply see and know joovo aney jaano ! When the Alphonso mango arrives, enjoy it at leisure. Enjoy them. There is no problem. Turn on the fan, turn on the air conditioner, sit peacefully and enjoy your mangos. But you cannot take them with you and you must not worry about anything. So the whole world is a museum where you can eat, drink and enjoy. People do not know how to enjoy. They eat as if there is a dagger hanging over their head (under stress). Darn your eating! The heck with it all! If you are afraid of the dagger, before you sit down to eat, tell the dagger, 'fall whenever you want to. I am sitting here to eat.' Such is the state of everyone; they sit to dine with the weight of a dagger hanging overhead. And you can see it on their faces. Do you not see their castor oil consumed faces?
Questioner: Yes.
Dadashri: So eat and drink whatever you like. Enjoy your comforts. Women are not a problem, either. Do not get married if possible, but if you do, keep it as a worldly relation - understand that is a temporary state. Do not get married as if she is yours for ever. People marry as if the relationship is going to be for ever. Do they not?
Questioner: Yes they do!
Dadashri: Now, You ( mahatma, the one who has taken Gnan) get married and so do others. Others say my wife, my wife, my wife...' whereas You are settling the account of the file ( the wife) with equanimity, because You have taken the Gnan. But are you able to take anything with you even if you, 'mine, mine?' Has anyone been able to do this?
Questioner: No, no one has so far.
Dadashri: So if there is no allowance and agreement of taking anything with you, then why this unnecessary hassle? So do not take anything from this museum of the world even if you like it a lot. If you do,
