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Dada Bhagwan

"There are no places in this world where the chit can be concentrated. Without the chit attaining steady-state, the chit can't be blissful. There are places where the mind can attain a steady state but there are no places where chit's steady-state can be attained."

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"There are no places in this world where the chit can be concentrated. Without the chit attaining steady-state, the chit can't be blissful. There are places where the mind can attain a steady state but there are no places where chit's steady-state can be attained."

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