Generation Gap

Author(s): Dada Bhagwan
Publisher: Dada Bhagwan Foundation

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should explain things to them in a calm manner. (P.255)
Questioner: If someone were to be suspicious about us, how should we deal with it?
established, you need not give them financial support. Just remember that only your merit karma comes with you in the next life. Only money that is spent for anyone other than your blood relatives will bind merit karma. (P.259)
Dadashri: You should dismiss your thoughts that he has suspicions about you. You should get it out of your mind.
Questioner: Is a person able to take any money with him to his next life?
Questioner: Should we ask him why he has these suspicions?
Dadashri: It does not do any good to ask that person. You should not ask. You should immediately realize that there must be some error on your part. Why should anyone have any suspicions about you? (P.256)
Dadashri: What can he take now? He has used up whatever he had in this life. Now only the knowledge of his real Self can help him. If he comes to me and attains this, then he will accomplish everything. It is not too late in his life to do this. It is better late than never.
The fault is of the sufferer. If you apply this sentence, it will solve all your problems. Who is the one suffering? Is it the person who doubts or is it the person who being doubted? Just ask yourself this. (P.257)
What are you able to carry forward into your next life? Only that which you have done for the benefit of others will help you; that is your real savings for your next life. Everything that you have done for yourself, your own pleasures and comforts have all gone to waste in the gutter. (P.260)
(11) HOW MUCH INHERITANCE FOR CHILDREN?
A man asked me whether this meant that we should not give anything to his children. I told him that he should give everything that he inherited from his own parents. Any surplus should be spent on helping others.
Questioner: What happens when because of our merit karma, we get more money than we need?
Dadashri: You should spend it well and not keep too much aside for your children. Once you fulfill your duty to educate them and give them a good upbringing and when they are well
Questioner: According to Indian law whatever I inherited has to go to my children. Whereas, I am free to do whatever I wish with my own earnings.