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Absolute Flawless Vision of the Enlightened One: The Right Vision for Conflict Resolution

Nobody knows the consequences of finding faults in others and hence the cycle continues. Since you do not have the right vision for conflict resolution, you find fault in others, and at the same time, you not only see the fault, but you also see the person at fault. And when you make them aware of it, it hurts them. Even if you spoil your inner intent by seeing their faults, your vibrations reach them.

Param Pujya Dadashri explains, "One binds karma by seeing faults in others and becomes free from his karma by seeing his own faults.” When you see a fault is someone, a layer of ignorance is added on your Soul. The greater the layers of ignorance on the Soul, the more you have to wander around in this world. With the Flawless Vision, avoiding conflicts becomes easy, as it is a type of conflict resolution. It allows you to see your own faults, and therefore become free from the cycle of birth and death.

This Flawless Vision is imparted through a Self Realization ceremony. You can obtain Self Realization from the current Gnani Purush Pujya Deepakbhai Desai.

Flawless Vision

Pujya Deepakbhai describes how, after Self-realization, as you remain in the state of the pure Soul, you will begin to view the world with flawless vision.

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Top Questions & Answers

  1. Q. Is God responsible for everything in this world?

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  3. Q. Why do I find fault in others?

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  4. Q. How can I deal with my intellect, it keeps showing me faults of others?

    A. Questioner: You mean the fault is entirely ours and no one else's? Dadashri: Yes. You will not... Read More

  5. Q. Flawless vision of The Enlightened One.

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Spiritual Quotes

  1. Your mistakes and your blunders are your only superiors. So if you are not at fault, no one in this world will bother you.
  2. In order to destroy a mistake, you must accept it and regard it as a mistake. You cannot go on protecting it.
  3. No one in this world is at fault. It is because of your incorrect perception that you see others at fault.
  4. This world is truly independent and no one can interfere with another.
  5. Suffering exists as long as you see faults of others. You are liberated when you cease to see faults in others.
  6. The moment you begin to see your own faults, you begin your journey to the state of full Enlightenment.
  7. If you see fault in someone, it is your own fault. Our intellect makes us see faults in others.
  8. When one's knowledge and understanding become flawless, one is liberated.
  9. As long as you see faults of the world, you will have to wander around, and when you see the world as flawless, you will have liberation.
  10. One becomes all encompassing (sarvasva, the work is completed), when one can see the world as completely faultless (nirdosh).
  11. Worldly life means to have a perspective that is filled with attachment (raag) and abhorrence (dwesh), and with a perspective that is vitaraag (absolutely free of attachment and abhorrence), there is moksha (liberation). What is the measure of a vitaraag perspective? It is that the entire world is Seen as flawless.
  12. On what basis did the vitrags (the enlightened ones) see the world as flawless? On the basis that everyone is dependent on his or her karma (deeds).
  13. The ultimate awareness is the kind where no one in this world is seen at fault at all!
  14. Until one sees his own faults, till then he cannot become God.
  15. Seeing one’s own faults is enlightened view (samyak drashti), and seeing other’s faults is deluded vision (mithya drashti).
  16. There is no one in the world to bother the one who wants to see only his own faults, and no one else’s.
  17. If you have a flawless vision, then see through that vision. Otherwise, do not see anything else at all. If you see anything else, you will suffer tremendously. You will become what you see.
  18. Vitrags (the enlightened ones), those who are free from attachment, saw the world as flawless. Who are we, the wise ones to see the faults then? Are we wiser than the God?!
  19. The one who can see his own mistakes can become Parmatma (absolute supreme Soul)!
  20. Quarrels and differences of opinions are solely due to a flawed-vision.
  21. As long as one finds faults with the world, he won’t be able to find anything about the Soul (Self). He who sees his own faults is the Soul (Self) himself!
  22. When one sees one’s own faults, he attains a state of an abode of Self-illuminated Bliss!
  23. When one sees his own faults, he will not have the time to see the others’ faults.
  24. All this has been created from self-fault and self-imagination!
  25. In this world, it is not worth finding anyone’s faults. One becomes bound by finding faults.
  26. One should become free of mistakes so that there will be no superior over him.
  27. To see others’ faults is a terrible mistake!
  28. One becomes bad himself when he sees or calls others bad. When others appear good to him, he will become good himself.

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