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That is to say, when it is fresh, it seems very large and substantial but after a short period of time it evaporated and dissolves to almost nothing. It is empty in comparison to spiritual [[Satchitanand]]. | That is to say, when it is fresh, it seems very large and substantial but after a short period of time it evaporated and dissolves to almost nothing. It is empty in comparison to spiritual [[Satchitanand]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:25, 4 June 2006
A quote from the path of traditional Sadhus, used by BapDada which states that worldly happiness " is the droppings of a crow ".
That is to say, when it is fresh, it seems very large and substantial but after a short period of time it evaporated and dissolves to almost nothing. It is empty in comparison to spiritual Satchitanand.