"There is tremendous power in this Tri Mantras I give you. These mantras have the power to give you whatever you desire. These mantras make all the Devas (celestial beings) happy and you will not be faced with any obstacles in your life. The greatest of difficulties will seem trivial. These mantras are completely impartial."

Only violence is to be found in the ocean of violence. However if you want to become ahinsak (non-violent), even though you dwell within this ocean, then it is possible to do so by reading the speech of the Gnani Purush and integrating (understand) it in your mind.

Many people follow the principles of non-violence when related to the most obvious and overt violence, however non-violence on a subtle to the subtle-most level is extremely difficult to understand. How can one even talk about becoming ahinsak on these subtler levels?

This compilation is based on the speech of the Gnani Purush, Dada Bhagwan, who was the Gnani for our current time cycle. This book will be invaluable for the seeker of liberation with reference to the practice of ahinsa

The spiritual progress attained by reciting the nine kalams, given by Dadashri is tantamount to reading volumes and volumes of scriptures. There is tremendous spiritual power and phenomenal energy in these kalams. They are not to be found in scriptures. Dadashri constantly and effortlessly lived by them and asked his mahatmas to follow the same. Be sure to read them with awareness because this is the essence of all religions.

It is possible to find solution to the countless problems and confusion between a husband and wife and for them to attain a level of interaction where they will revere each other as devas (celestial beings). For this they need to sincerely read and understand Dadashri's words.

What is the definition of true love? True love is one that will neither increase not decrease and will remain constant. Pure love is the Supreme Soul.

"There should be unity of the mind, speech and body. There should be no discrepancy between what is in your mind, what you say and how you act. If what you want to say in your mind is not good, then you must do pratikraman (asking for forgiveness). But whom should you ask for forgiveness? Who should witness your pratikraman? The answer is that your pratikraman should be done by keeping Dada Bhagwan as your witness. The person you see in front of you is not Dada Bhagwan. The person standing in front of you is A. M. Patel from the town of Bhadran. Dada Bhagwan is the Lord of the fourteen worlds that has manifest within A. M. Patel. Do your praktikraman through Him. 'Dear Dada Bhagwan. My mind has become ruined and therefore I asked for forgiveness. Please forgive me. I too do pratikraman in his name'.

How are karmas bound? Karmas are bound through your belief of 'I am the doer'. In reality the 'doer' is some other power, and yet you falsely project yourself to be the doer. In order to become free from the bondage of karma and acquire liberation, you have to know who is the real doer.

There are two types of interactions of speech: bitter or sweet. Sweet words are easily and joyfully digested, but the bitter words are difficult to accept. The Gnanis give us the understanding and the ability to accept both the bitter and the sweet. Dadashri has given us extensive examples and understanding of the kind speech that is to be found in this day and age.