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[2] Every Religion Supports Pratikraman
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Dadashri: So ask for forgiveness without fail. Do not
listen to this over-wise person! If someone is doing wrong and
is asking for forgiveness, let him do so. ‘This is the complete law.’
If someone is drinking brandy and asking to be forgiven,
I would tell him to keep asking for forgiveness. Continue asking
for forgiveness and continue to drink, but make a firm resolution
that now you want to quit this habit. Sincerely resolve this in
your mind. Then you may continue to drink and keep asking for
forgiveness. One day the addiction will come to an end. I give
you this absolute guarantee through my Science.
This is a Science! It is bound to grow and proliferate,
yielding immediate results.
‘This is the cash bank of divine solution.’ This is the only
‘cash bank.’ Such a bank has not appeared in the last million
years! It offers liberation within just two hours. I am ready to
grant you whatever you ask of me.
‘We’ Have Come To Give Happiness
If someone feels the hurt to the slightest extent, it is called
atikraman. It may not be evident externally but he may be hurt
internally (garbhit). Such internalized hurt and pain may not be
evident but it does not mean that he is not hurt. One should not
cause such internal pain and hurt. I have not hurt anybody to the
slightest extent in this life. However, if it occurred, I would ask
for forgiveness. We have not come here to give pain to others;
we have come here to give happiness.
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Free Will Versus Destiny
Dadashri: Have ‘we’ come here of our free will
(marajiyat), or was it mandatory (farajiyat)?
Questioner: Free will.
Dadashri: No. It was mandatory and written in fate, and