Who Am I? Who Am I? | Page 40

WHO AM I ? 31 preparing khichdee (A Gujarati dish made of rice and lentils). To prepare khichdee, you need many ingredients, such as, rice, lentils, spices, vegetables, water, a pan, fuel, a stove etc. Only then, will you succeed in making khichdee. Moksha on the other hand, is easier than khichdee. But you do need to find a Gnani Purush, who can bestow moksha upon you. Have you not gone through endless reincarnations? MOKSHA IS EFFORTLESS I am telling you to come and get your moksha from me. People are still skeptical. “How can anybody give us moksha without any effort on our part?” they ask. Very well then, go ahead and try it with your own efforts. With effort you will only find worthless things. Nobody has ever attained moksha through effort. Questioner : Is it possible to give or take moksha? Dadashri : Moksha is not something you give or take. But you do need a nimit (Gnani is your nimit, i.e. he becomes instrumental in the process of your acquiring Moksha). Moksha is naimittic (acquired through an ‘instrument’). Your meeting me is also a naimittic process. In reality, there is no giver and there is no taker of Moksha. What is the definition of a ‘giver’? If you give something that belongs to you, then you are called a ‘giver’. When you give something to someone, you are actually relinquishing its possession. Moksha, however, is your birthright. I am just instrumental in making you aware of your ‘Real Self’ through Gnan. I am merely an instrument. I cannot give you something that is already yours. I am not the giver and you are not the taker. MOKSHA MEANS ETERNAL BLISS Questioner : What is the point of acquiring moksha? Dadashri : Some people tell me that they do not want