Avyakt murli for Friday 19 June 1970

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0> 119-06-70 ōm śhānti avyakt bāpdādā madhuban

0> > Avyakt BapDada 19th June 1970

2“ trimūrti lights kā sākṣhātkār ”

1The children of the trimurti father are also trimurti.

3Brāhmaṇō̃ kō trimūrti śhiv vãnśhī kahtē hō nā .

2Have you had a vision of the three types of light?

4Trimūrti bāp kē|K bachchē svayã bhī trimūrti haĩ . 5Bāp bhī trimūrti hai .

3Do you realise that others have visions of light through you?

6Jaisē bāp trimūrti hai vaisē āp bhī trimūrti hō  ? 7Tīn prakār kī|key lights sākṣhātkār kī ātī hai  ?

4One is the vision of light through your eyes, as though there is an illuminated bulb in each eye.

8Vah mālūm hai kaun see|sī|C hai , jō brāhmaṇō̃ kē|K tīn prakār kī|key lights sākṣhātkār hōtē rahtē haĩ  ?

5The second is the light on the forehead.

9Āp lōgō̃ sē light kā sākṣhātkār hōtā mālūm paṛtā hai  ?

6The third is the crown of light on your head.

10Trimūrtivãśī trimūrti bachchō̃ kī|key tīn prakār kī|key lights kā sākṣhātkār hōtā hai .

7Anyone who comes in front of you should see these eyes as bulbs.

11Vah kaun see|sī|C lights haĩ  ? 12Ēk tō light kā sākṣhātkār hōtā hai nayanō̃ sē .

8They should see only light everywhere, just as real diamonds sparkle in the darkness.

13Kahtē haĩ nā ki nayanō̃ kī|key jyōti . 14Nayan aisē dikhāī paṛē̃gē jaisē nayanō̃ mē̃ dō baṛē bulb jal rahē haĩ . 15Dūsrī hōtī hai mastak kī|key light . 16Tīsrī hōtī haĩ māthē par light kā crown .

9Just as a searchlight projects its beam a very long way with a lot of force, in the same way people will have a vision of the light on the forehead.

17Abhī yah kōśhiśh karnā hai jō tīnō̃ hī lights kā sākṣhātkār hō .

10And you already understand about the crown of light on the head.

18Kōī bhī sāmnē āyē tō unkō yah nayan bulb dikhāī paṛē . 19Jyōti hī jyōti dikhāī dē̃ . 20Jaisē andhiyārē mē̃ sachchē hīrē chamaktē haĩ nā .

11When others have a vision of the trimurti light from each of you then it will be said that you are angels.

21Jaisē search light hōtī hai , bahut fōrsa sē aur achchhī rīti phailātē haĩ – is rīti sē mastak kē|K lights kā sākṣhātkār hōgā .

12The vision of the eyes, forehead, and the crown on the head will be very clear even in the corporeal form.

22Aur māthē par jō light kā crown hai vah tō samajhtē hō .

13Whilst looking at your eyes, people will see only light.

23Aisē trimūrti lights kā sākṣhātkār ēk-ēk sē hōnā hai .

14Looking at your light, others will become light.

24Tab kahē̃gē yah tō jaisē fariśhtā hai .

15Their heaviness will lift.

25Sākār mē̃ nayan , mastak aur māthē kē|K crown kē|K sākṣhātkār spaṣhṭ hōṅgē .

16When people come in front of you, they will see nothing but light.

26Nayanō̃ taraph dēkhtē-dēkhtē light dēkhē̃gē .

17You have to become like this.

27Tumhārī light kō dēkh dūsrē bhī jaisē light hō jāyēṅgē .

18Madhuban will become a lighthouse.

28Kitnī bhī man sē vā sthiti mē̃ bhārīpan hō lēkin ānē sē hī halkā hō jāē . 29Aisī stage ab pakaḍanī hai . 30Kyōṅki āp lōgō̃ kō dēkhkar aur sabhī bhī apnī sthiti aisī karē̃gē .

19Just as you see nothing but light in the subtle region, in the same way the corporeal world will become a lighthouse.

31Abhī sē hī apnā gāyan sunē̃gē . 32Dvāpar kā gāyan kōī baṛī bāt nahī̃ hai .

20When you become living lighthouses, then Madhuban will become a lighthouse.

33Lēkin aisē sākṣhātkārmūrt aur sākṣhāt mūrt bannē sē abhī kā gāyan apnā sunē̃gē .

21This is the last subject in the practical course.

34Āp kē āgē ānē sē light hī light dēkhnē mē̃ āyē . 35Aisē hōnā hai .

22The theoretical course has now finished.

36Madhuban hī light kā ghar hō jāyēgā .

23Put a brake on your thoughts.

37Yah dīvē ādi dēkhtē bhī jaisē ki nahī̃ dēkhē̃gē . 38Jaisē vatan mē̃ light hī light dēkhnē mē̃ ātī hai vaisē yah sthūl vatan light kā house hō jāyēgā .

24Whatever you do, once it is done and whatever the result was, you should have no more thoughts about it.

39Jab āp chaitanya light house hō jāyēṅgē tō phir yā madhuban bhī light house hō jāyēgā .

25You have completely surrendered it to Baba, so it is no longer your responsibility.

40Abhī yah hai last paṛhāī kī last subject – practical mē̃ . 41Theory kā course samāpt huā .

26Keeping the avyakt form in front of you, try this out and see for yourself.

42Practical , course kī|key last subject haĩ . 43Is last subject mē̃ bahut fāsṭa puruṣhārth karnā paṛēgā .

27The more someone becomes co-operative with you, the more co-operation you should give to them.

44Isī stage kē liē hī gāyan hai . 45Bāpdādā sē kab vidāī nahī̃ hōtī hai .

28Give them good wishes and pure and positive thoughts.

46Māyā sē vidāī hōtī hai . 47Bāpdādā sē tō milan hōtā hai .

29They receive a lot of help through that.

48Yah thōṛē samay kā milan sadā kā milan karnē kē nimitt ban jātā hai .

30The more subtle you become, the more this subtle service will increase.

49Bāp kē sāth guṇ aur kartavya milnā yahī milan hai . 50Yahī prayatna sadaiv kartē rahnā hai . 51Achchhā .

31The subtle creates a lasting impact very quickly, when combined with the corporeal.

52Saṅkalpō̃ kō brake lagānē kā mukhya sādhan kaun sā hai  ? 53Mālūm hai  ?

32BapDada is constantly giving special co-operation.

54Jō bhī kārya kartē hō tō karnē kē|K pahlē sōchkar phir kārya śhurū karō . 55Jō kārya karnē jā rahā hū̃ vah bāpdādā kā kārya hai , maĩ nimitt hū̃ . 56Jab kārya samāpt kartē hō tō jaisē yagya rachā jātā hai tō samāpti samay āhuti dī jātī hai . 57Is rīti jō kartavya kiyā aur jō pariṇām nikalā .

33You will experience extra help.

58Vah bāp kō samarpaṇ , svāhā kar diyā phir kōī saṅkalp nahī̃ . 59Nimitt ban kārya kiyā aur jab kārya samāpt huā tō svāhā kiyā . 60Phir saṅkalp kyā chalēgā  ? 61Jaisē āg mē̃ chīz ḍālī jātī hai tō phir nām niśhān nahī̃ rahtā vaisē her|har chīz kī|key samāpti mē̃ sampūrṇ svāhā karnā hai .

34Achcha.

62Phir āpkī jimmēvārī nahī̃ . 63Jiskē arpaṇ huē phir jimmēvār vah hō jātē haĩ . 64Phir saṅkalp kāhē kā .

35Do children have as much imperishable love for BapDada as BapDada has for the children?

65Jaisē ghar mē̃ kōī baṛā hōtā hai tō jō bhī kām kiyā jātā hai tō baṛē kō sunākar khālī hō jāyēṅgē .

36This love is the thread which ties a bond for twenty-one births, a bond of unbroken love.

66Vaisē hī jō kārya kiyā , samāchār diyā , bas .

37The stronger the thread is the longer it will last.

67Avyakt rūp kō sāmnē rakh yah karkē dēkhō . 68Jitnā jō sahyōgī bantā hai unkō extra sahyōg dēnā paṛtā hai .

38Each thought and action of this confluence age accumulates in the bank for twenty-one births. 39Not a single thought should be wasted.

69Jaisē apnī ātmā kī|key unnati kē liē sōchtē haĩ is rīti śhuddha bhāvnā , śhubh chintak aur śhubh chintan kē|K rūp mē̃ extra madad , dōnō̃ rūp sē kisī bhī ātmā kō viśhēṣh sahyōg dē saktē hō . 70Dēnā chāhiē . 71Issē bahut madad miltī hai . 72Jaisē kōī garīb kō achānak bigar mēhnat prāpti hō jātī hai , us rīti jis bhī ātmā kē prati extra sahyōg diyā jātā hai vah ātmā bhī mahsūs kartī hai hamkō viśhēṣh madad milī hai .

40Achcha.

73Sākār rūp mē̃ bhī extra kōī ātmā kō sahyōg danē kā sābut karkē dikhāyā nā .

41It is remembered that the world was created through vision.

74Us ātmā kō svayã bhī anubhav huā . 75Yes service karkē dikhānī hai .

42When there is the vision of brotherhood, then the world changes.

76Jitnā-jitnā āp sūkṣhma hōtē jāyēṅgē utnā yah sūkṣhma service bhī baḍhtī jāēgī .

43When you see the soul, it is only then that you see this world as an old world.

77Sthūl kē sāth sūkṣhma kā prabhāv jaldī paṛtā hai aur sadā kāl kē liē .

44Worldly vision changes into spiritual vision.

78Bāpdādā bhī viśhēṣh sahyōg dētē haĩ .

45Then you just see spirits in the entire world.

79Extra madad kā anubhav hōgā . 80Mēhnat kam|cum prāpti adhik .

46Do you have this naturally spiritual vision?

81Achchhā . 82Bāpdādā bachchō̃ sē jitnā avināśhī snēh kartē haĩ utnā bachchē avināśhī snēh rakhtē haĩ  ?

47At the moment it is maintained only temporarily, but you have to practice to maintain it constantly.

83Yah avināśhī snēh yahī ēk dhāgā hai jō 21 janmō̃ kē|K bandhan kō jōṛtā hai . 84Sō bhī aṭūṭ snēh .

48By changing your vision, your virtues and actions change automatically.

85Jitnā pakkā dhāgā hōtā hai utnā hī jyādā samay chaltā hai .

49Create the world with spiritual vision.

86Yah saṅgam kā samay 21 janmō̃ kō jōṛtā hai .

50The detached observer gives sweetness.

87Is saṅgam kē|K yug kā ēk – ēk saṅkalp ēk-ēk karma 21 janm kē|K bank mē̃ jamā hōtā hai . 88Itnā attention rakhkar phir saṅkalp bhī karnā . 89Jō karū̃gā vah jamā hōgā . 90Tō kitnā jamā hōgā .

51You have to be easy and light in your relationships with others, easy in your sanskars, and easy in the give and take of co-operation.

91Ēk saṅkalp bhī vyarth na hō .

52Remain easy in every aspect.

92Ēk saṅkalp bhī vyarth huā tō jamā kaṭ hō jātā hai .

53The easier you remain, the more you attain.

93Tō jamā jab karnā hōtā hai tō ēk bhī vyarth na hō . 94Kitnā puruṣhārth karnā hai  ! 95Saṅkalp bhī vyarth na jāē .

54Only after you have become perfect will you have to bring the body to an end.

96Samay tō chhōṛō . 97Ab puruṣhārth is sīmā par pahũch rahā hai . 98Jaisē paṛhāī din pratidin ūñchī hōtī jātī hai tō yah bhī aisē hai .

55When you are easy, you will be able to bring your body to an end according to your own will. 56Achcha.

99Baṛē class mē̃ paṛh rahē hō nā . 100Achchhā  !

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