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Gadhadā II-45

In Ghoghāvadar, Jāgā Bhakta read five Vachanāmruts: Gadhadā I-23, Gadhadā II-30, Gadhadā II-45, Amdāvād-2 and Amdāvād-3. Extremely pleased with his selection of Vachanāmruts, Gunātitānand Swāmi said, “Oh, ho! It’s like I had never heard these Vachanāmruts. Please read them again.” Jaga Bhakta read them again.

Gunātitānand Swāmi then said, “Listening to these Vachanāmruts, it is clear that without imbibing these principles in our lives, no liberation is possible in infinite years. This is true not only for us, but one may be an āchārya, or the son of God, or an ishwar, or some minor or major god, but liberation is impossible without imbibing these principles. Why? Because this is also Mahārāj’s principle (to become brahmarup by associating with Aksharbrahma and worship Parabrahma).”

[Swāmini Vāto: 3/13]

18 January 1964, Mumbai. During the afternoon assembly, Yogiji Mahārāj said, “So that the Satpurush is not displeased and so that he remains pleased forever, one should contemplate on Vachanāmrut Gadhadā II-45.”

[Brahmaswarup Yogiji Mahārāj: 3/578]

17 November 1965, Gondal. The morning discourse was ongoing. Yogiji Mahārāj suddenly looked up whilst reading letters and spoke, “Read Vachanāmrut Gadhadā II-45. The whole world can be conquered. The horde of fifty one ghosts can be expelled.”

[Brahmaswarup Yogiji Mahārāj: 4/157]