Dadashri: Do you have a desire to attain moksha or to go to some other place? Where does your desire lie?

Questioner: I have no desire for anything except liberation.
Dadashri: If you have a desire for liberation and at the same time you see another desire, then realize that you still have other desires that surface occasionally.  It’s like having two people in your home, for the most part you see only one and the same person everyday, but once in a while you see the other person.  Do you then not realize that there is another person there too?  Would you not know that? So do you see something else too within you?

Questioner: I do see sometimes.
Dadashri: Is there one or two?

Questioner: I don’t know.
Dadashri: You will have to look into that. There is nothing to stop the one who desires only moksha. No one can stop him if he has a strong desire for only moksha. The Gnani will go to his home.  He will ask, “Will I need to go to Gnani? Would I not have to meet him?” The answer is no, because his desire itself will bring the Gnani to him. Gnani(self enlightened Being) is an instrument.  Everything will come to the one who has a strong desire for moksha and nothing else. But if there are other hidden desires, any deceitful intent (pol; spiritual slack within), then he will not attain anything.  However, when the inner deceit become apparent, then he will know ‘this is a pamphlet of deception’. Vitarag Lords say, “There is no one to bother the one who is strong like us and who does not desire anything in this world. And if someone does come to bother such a person, they will bother the non-Self complex, the pudgal. Who dare bother the Self?” These people are traders that deal with the pudgal so let them. The worst they can do is take away the pudgal and here they are taking away from the one who has no ownership over his pudgal.  The one who desires moksha will not have ownership of the pudgal  and those who have the ownership, do not desire moksha.