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Intellect Quote by Dada Bhagwan

“Good’ and ‘bad’ (right and wrong) are (thoughts) based on the intellect [buddhi]. Stay away from it and keep anasakatayog [state devoid of attraction/attachment]. What is the nature of the ‘Soul’ (Our Real Self)? ‘Anasakta’ [devoid of attraction/attachment]. ‘You’ also become ‘Anasakta’ by your…” quote by Dada Bhagwan
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““Good’ and ‘bad’ (right and wrong) are (thoughts) based on the intellect [buddhi]. Stay away from it and keep anasakatayog [state devoid of attraction/attachment]. What is the nature of the ‘Soul’ (Our Real Self)? ‘Anasakta’ [devoid of attraction/attachment]. ‘You’ also become ‘Anasakta’ by your (inherent) nature.””

Dada Bhagwan

About This Quote

Source Lecture: Spiritual teachings on detachment, 1998

He explains that concepts of good and bad arise from intellect; true freedom comes from a state free of attachment, revealing the soul’s nature.

In simple terms: Good/bad are mental constructs; freedom is detachment.

Key Takeaway

Practice non‑attachment.

Themes

spirituality philosophy detachment

Mood

reflective serene

Type

spiritual philosophical

When to use this quote

  • meditation
  • ethical decisions
  • self‑inquiry

Key Concepts

mindfulness self‑realization non‑duality

Questions to Reflect On

  • How can you notice attachment?
  • What does detachment feel like?
A Different Perspective

May be hard to maintain in daily life.

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