Moksha is liberation, the true heaven. It is freedom from the mind and from the pull of the senses. When we are no longer controlled by our senses, we discover inner bliss and liberation. Moksha is not something to be attained after death—it can be realized while living in this body, in this waking state. That is why I have come: to show the way to moksha here and now.
To reach this state, the mind must be pure. Purity of mind means never causing sorrow to others. This is the essence of love and compassion. Bondage and love are not the same. For example, if your child climbs a ladder to reach what they need, but we stop them halfway out of fear they might fall, that is bondage. Bondage clouds the intellect and weakens the childs's courage, bravery, and confidence. True duty must be done without expectation. Parents often educate their children hoping they will support them later in life, but this is expectation. In reality, each soul chooses its parents for a purpose, and it is our responsibility to nurture the child according to their innate talents and intellect. We must constantly examine whether our intentions toward our children are pure.

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