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The Flawless Vision
What childishness. Complete ignorance and childishness. When
it suits you, you make excuses by saying that your actions are
dictated by your karma, so why then are you so attentive when
walking close to a well, or why do you quickly cross the railway
tracks when a train is approaching? And if need be, you even
start running to protect yourself. Why do you not let your karmas
dictate here?
How can a person see his own faults when he is smothered
by moha (ignorance of his Real Self, deluded world view)? Moha
is the dictator here. ‘I am so and so’, ‘I am like this and like that’-
delusion about being such and such. Of course people are deluded
about their true nature, are they not?
Questioner: Yes there is a lot of delusion.
Dadashri: That is all there is. There is no thing else. It is
not worth denouncing people, but this is how it is everywhere.
And That Is When He Starts On
The Path Of Lord Mahavir
When you begin to see your own faults, you have finally
understood the essence of Krupadudev’s dharma. Today you
see your faults, but tomorrow you will not see the same faults
but new ones and the day after, you will see newer ones. That
is when you can be assured that you understand and are
following Krupadudev’s dharma. You have not understood
anything until then.
In the Kramic path (the traditional religious path), one never
sees one’s faults. People on this path will even admit that they are
aware that they have a lot of faults, yet they are unable to see
them. If they confess this, then I would concede that they are
indeed worthy of liberation, but if a person tells me that he sees