Avyakt murli for Wednesday 2 February 1972
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0> 102-02-72 ōm śhānti avyakt bāpadādāmadhuban
0> > Avyakt BapDada2nd February 1972
2Prīt buddhi kī|key niśhāniyā̃
1Are all of you stabilised in the avyakt stage?
3Sabhī avyakt rūp mē̃ sthit hō ?
2You know that it is only whilst being stable in the avyakt stage that you can celebrate an avyakt meeting. 3Ask yourself to what extent you have become experienced in being stable in the avyakt stage. 4Every thought and task of those who remain stable in the avyakt stage is alokik. 5Whilst living in the corporeal world, and engaged in physical work, those with such an avyakt stage remain as detached as a lotus flower, and they are constantly loved by the one Father.
4Yah tō jāntē hō-avyakti milan avyakt sthiti mē̃ sthit rahnē sē hī kar saktē hō .
6Those who constantly stay in such an alokik and avyakt stage are called Allah laug(people who belong to God).
5Apnē āp sē pūchhō - avyakt sthiti mē̃ sthit rahnē kē|K anubhavīmūrt kahā̃ tak banē haĩ ?
7There are many other titles too. 8Such souls are called those with loving intellects.
6Avyakti sthiti mē̃ rahnē vālō̃ kā sadā her|har saṅkalp , her|har kārya alaukik hōtā hai .
9You have the experience of both those withloving intellects and those with divorced intellects.
7Aisā avyakti bhāv mē̃ , vyakt dēśh aur karttavya mē̃ rahtē huē bhī kamal puṣhp kē|K samān nyārā aur ēk bāp kā sadā pyārā rahtā hai .
10This is why you write the main slogan: At the time of destruction the Pandavas had loving intellects, and gained victory, whereas those who had divorced intellects were led to destruction.
8Aisē alaukik avyakti sthiti mē̃ sadā rahnē vālē kō kahā jātā hai allāh lōg .
11Do you apply this slogan to yourselves throughout the whole day, as to how long you have a loving intellect?
9Title tō aur bhī hai .
12That is: for how long are you victorious?
10Aisē kō hī prīt buddhi kahā jātā hai .
13And for how long are you defeated because of having a divorced intellect?
11Prīt buddhi aur viparīt buddhi - dōnō̃ kē|K anubhavī hō .
14At the time when you are defeated by Maya, do you have a loving intellect? 15To have a loving intellect means to be victorious.
12Isliē āp lōg mukhya slōganalikhatē bhī hō - vināśh kālē prīt buddhi pāṇḍav vijayantī aur vināśh kālē viparīt buddhi vinaśhayantī .
16Since you tell others not to be those with divorced intellects at the time of destruction - but to develop loving intellects - do you also check yourself as to whether you have a loving intellect or a divorced intellect?
13Isaslōganakō sārē din mē̃ apnē āp sē lagātē hō ki kitnā samay prīt buddhi arthāt vijayī bantē haĩ aur kitnā samay viparīt hōnē sē hār khā lētē haĩ ?
17Those with a loving intellect cannot create even one thought that is against shrimat. 18If you have thoughts, words, or deeds that are against shrimat, would that be called having a loving intellect?
14Jab māyā sē hār khātē hō tō kyā prīt buddhi hō ?
19To have a loving intellect means that the love of your intellect should be constantly linked to the one Beloved.
15Prīt buddhi arthāt vijayī . 16Tō jab dūsrō̃ kō sunātē hō ki vināśh kālē viparīt buddhi mat banō ; prīt buddhi banō tō apnē kō bhī dēkhtē hō ki is samay ham prīt buddhi haĩ vā viparīt buddhi haĩ ?
20When there is constant love for the One, your love cannot be linked to any person or thing, because to have a loving intellect means to constantly experience BapDada to be personally in front of you. 21When the Father is constantly personally in front of you, you can never turn away from the Father. 22To turn away means to not have the Father personally in front of you.
17Prīt buddhi vālā kab śhrīmat kē|K viparīt ēk saṅkalp bhī nahī̃ uṭhā saktā .
23Because those with loving intellects are constantly and personally in front of the Father, the sound that constantly emerges from their lips and hearts is: I eat with You...
18Agar śhrīmat kē|K viparīt saṅkalp vā vachan vā karma hōtā hai tō kyā uskō prīt buddhi kahē̃gē ?
24I sit with You... 25I talk to You alone... 26I listen to You alone... 27I have all relationships with you alone... and I attain all attainments from You alone....
19Prīt buddhi arthāt buddhi kī|key lagan vā prīt ēk prītam kē sāth sadā lagī huī hō .
28Even if they dont say anything, their eyes and faces speak. 29Have you become those with such loving intellects at the time of destruction?
20Jab ēk kē sāth sadā prīt hai tō anya kisī bhī vyakti vā vaibhavō̃ kē sāth prīt juṭ nahī̃ saktī , kyōṅki prīt buddhi arthāt sadā bāpdādā kō apnē sammukh anubhav karē̃gē .
30That is, have you become those with a constant stage in the love of One? 31When you personally come to the field of actions in the corporeal world in the corporeal form, you experience having a loving intellect in the way Baba just spoke about, do you not? 32You relate your experience, do you not?
21Jab bāp sadā sammukh hai , tō aisē sammukh rahnē vālē kab vimukh nahī̃ hō saktē .
33In the same way, if you practise being constantly personally in front of BapDada, through the yoga of your intellect, then can you not have a constantly loving intellect?
22Vimukh hōtē haĩ arthāt bāp sammukh nahī̃ hai .
34When you look at the sun, the rays of the sun come in front of you.
23Prīt buddhi vālē sadaiv bāp kē|K sammukh rahnē kē|K kāraṇ unkē mukh sē , unkē dil sē sadaiv yahī bōl nikaltē haĩ-tumhī̃ sē khāū̃ , tumhī̃ sē baiṭhū̃ , tumhī̃ sē bōlū̃ , tumhī̃ sē sunū̃ , tumhī̃ sē sarv sambandh nibhāū̃ , tumhī̃ sē sarv prāpti karū̃ .
35In the same way, if you constantly stay in front of the Father, the Sun of Knowledge, would you not be able to experience within yourself the rays of all the virtues of the Sun of Knowledge? 36Even against your conscious wish, you would experience the rays of the Sun of Knowledge being absorbed by yourself. 37But this is only when you are personally in front of the Father. 38What will be visible on the faces of those who stay in front of Baba even in the corporeal form?
24Unkē nain , unkā mukhṛā na bōltē huē bhī bōltē haĩ .
39You can easily experience being in front of Baba in the corporeal form.
25Tō aisē vināśh kālē prīt buddhi banē hō arthāt ēk hī lagan mē̃ ēkras sthiti vālē banē hāē ?
40It is a very old word. 41You are revising your course again, and so the old words are also being revised. 42This is also a drill for the intellect.
26Jaisē sākār rūp mē̃ , sākār dēśh mē̃ varadān-bhūmi mē̃ jab sammukh ātē hō , tō jaisē sunā vaisē hī sadā prīt buddhi kā anubhav kartē hō nā .
43Your intellect will develop the power to churn. 44Achcha, firstly, on their faces there is the sparkle of beingintroverted.Secondly, there are all the types of intoxication of the stage of theself-respect of the confluence age and of the future.
27Anubhav sunātē hō nā .
45Do you understand?
28Aisē hī buddhiyōg dvārā sadā bāpdādā ; kē|K sammukh rahnē kā abhyās karō tō kyā sadā prīt buddhi nahī̃ ban saktē ?
46For instance, one is a sparkle, and the other is the intoxication which is visible. 47So, not only should intoxication be visible, but there should also be a sparkle visible.
29Jiskē sammukh hai hī sadā bāpdādā tō jaisē sūrya kē|K sāmnē dēkhnē sē sūrya kī|key kiraṇē̃ avaśhya ātī haĩ ; isī prakār agar gyān-sūrya bāp kē|K sadā sammukh rahō tō gyān-sūrya kē|K sarv guṇō̃ kī|key kiraṇē̃ apnē mē̃ anubhav nahī̃ hōṅgī ?
48And, as well as being cheerful, there should also be introversion. 49Such souls are called those with loving intellects who are constantly in front of the Father. 50If you constantly have the awareness that your body can be finished at any moment, then - by being aware of the final moments - you automatically develop a loving intellect.
30Gyān-sūrya kī|key kiraṇē̃ na chāhtē bhī apnē mē̃ dhāraṇ hōtē huē anubhav karē̃gē lēkin tab jab bāp kē|K sadā sammukh hōṅgē .
51When the time of destruction comes, even those who are ignorant definitely do make effort to remember the Father. 52However, without an introduction their love cannot be linked.
31Jō sadā bāp kō sammukh anubhav kartē haĩ , unhō̃ kī|key sūrat par kyā dikhāī dēgā jissē āp svayã hī samajh jāyēṅgē ki yah sadaiv bāp kē|K sammukh rahtā hai ?
53If you constantly have the awareness that these are the final moments - not the final birth, but the final moments - then, by remembering this, you will not remember anyone else. 54So, do you have such a loving intellect? 55You are not going against shrimat are you?
32Jō sākār mē̃ bhī sammukh rahtē haĩ unhō̃ kī|key sūrat par kyā rahtā hai ?
56If you are having wasteful or sinful thoughts that are against shrimat, then would you be called one with a loving intellect?
33Sākār mē̃ sammukh rahnē kā tō sahaj anubhav kar saktē hō .
57Those who constantly have such loving intellects can become victorious jewels.
34Bahut pãrānā śhabda hai .
58In order to become a victorious jewel, make your intellect loving.
35Revise course chal rahā hai nā , tō purānā śhabda bhī revise hō rahā hai .
59Otherwise, instead of claiming a high status, you will claim a low status.
36Yah bhī buddhi kī|key drill hai .
60So, do all of you consider yourselves to be victorious jewels?
37Buddhi mē̃ manan karnē kī|key śhakti ā jāyēgī .
61You should not have any type of love for anyone, otherwise you will come in the list of those who have divorced intellects.
38Achchhā , ēk tō unkī sūrat par antarmukhtā kī|key vā antarmukhī kī|key jhalak rahtī hai aur dūsrā apnē saṅgamyug kī|key aur bhaviṣhya kī|key sarv svamān kī|key phalak rahtī hai .
62At exhibitions, you take people to the picture of the confluence age, and ask them where they are, and who they are. 63Why do you take them to this picture and ask them this? 64Because the confluence age is the age of the highest position.
39Samjhā ?
65In this way stabilise yourself in an elevated stage, and then ask yourself whether your intellect is constantly loving, or not? 66Or do you sometimes come in the list of those with loving intellects, and at other times you are crossed off that list? 67If, even now, you do not have a constantly loving intellect - that is, if you have love for someone or other in a subtle or gross way - then, according to the present time, now that study has finished and revison is taking place, you can understand how close the time for the exam is. 68Nowadays, even the Government gives tests every now and then, and accumulates their marks towards the final exam results.
40Ēk jhalak dikhāī dētī hai , dūsrā phalak dikhāī dētī hai .
69In the same way, whatever actions you perform at the present time, think that you are taking a practical paper, and that the result of that paper will be accumulated on the results of thefinal paper. 70In a little while, you will also witness anyone who performs the slightest sinful action experiencing punishment in a subtle way. 71Just as those with loving intellects have the practical experience of celebrating a meeting with the Father - because of staying in remembrance of the Father and his activities and his task - in the same way, those with divorced intellects will experience subtle punishment because of being diverted. 72This is why BapDada is telling you in advance that the experience of punishment is very severe.
41Tō aisē sadaiv na sirph phalak dikhāī dē lēkin jhalak bhī dikhāī dē , harṣhitmukh kē sāth antarmukhī bhī dikhāī dē - aisē kō kahā jātā hai sadā bāp kē|K sammukh rahnē vālē prīt buddhi .
73Everyone will be able to tell from that souls face that he is experiencing punishment. 74No matter how much such souls try to hide themselves, they willnot be able to hide. 75That punishment of one second gives the experience of the sorrow of many births.
42Agar sadā yah smr̥iti rahē ki is tan kā kisī bhī samay vināśh hō saktā hai ; tō yah vināśh kāl smr̥iti mē̃ rahnē sē prīt buddhi svataḥ hō hī jāyēṅgē .
76Just as, when you personally come in front of Baba for a meeting of even one second, and that one-second meeting quenches the thirst of so many births, in the same way, those who are diverted from the Father will have such an experience.
43Jab vināśh kā kāl ātā hai tō agyānī bhī bāp kō yād karnē kā prayatna zarūr kartē haĩ lēkin parichay kē|K binā prīt juṭ nahī̃ pātī .
77Then, they will find it very difficult to stabilise themselves in their stage, and to escape that punishment. 78This is why you are being given a warning in advance that it is now time for the exams.
44Agar yah sadā smr̥iti mē̃ rakhō ki yah antim ghaṛī hai , antim janm nahī̃ antim ghaṛī hai , yah yād rahnē sē aur kōī bhī yād nahī̃ āyēgā .
79Do not complain later that you did not know about the deep philosophy of such actions. 80This is why, in order to be free from subtle punishment, constantly remain cautious.
45Phir aisē sadā prīt buddhi hō ?
81Do not make any mistakes.
46Śhrīmat kē|K viparīt tō nahī̃ chaltē hō ? 47Agar mansā mē̃ bhī śhrīmat kē|K viparīt vyarth saṅkalp vā vikalp ātē haĩ tō kyā prīt buddhi kahē̃gē ?
82If you make the slightest mistake, then, as is said: you experience one- hundred-fold benefit for one, and you also receive one-hundred-fold punishment for one.
48Aisē sadā prīt buddhi rahnē vālē vijayī ratna ban sakē̃gē .
83So you will very soon experience these words in a practical way.
49Vijayī ratna bannē kē liē apnē kō sadā prīt buddhi banāō .
84This is why you must remain constantly in front of the Father, and you must constantly have a loving intellect.
50Nahī̃ tō ūñch pad pānē kē|K bajāy kam|cum pad pānē kē|K adhikārī ban jāyēṅgē . 51Tō sabhī apnē kō vijayī ratna samajhtē hō ?
85Achcha. 86To the lucky stars who constantly remain personally in front of Baba, BapDada says namaste.Do all of you consider yourselves to be stars of success?
52Kahā̃ bhī kis prakār sē kōī sāth prīt na hō , nahī̃ tō viparīt buddhi kī|key list mē̃ ā jāyēṅgē .
87What would be the special sign of a star of success? 88They would never have arrogance of their own success. 89They would not speak about their success.
53Jaisē lōgō̃ kō pradarśhanī mē̃ saṅgam kē|K chitra par khaṛā karkē pūchhtē hō ki abhī āp kahā̃ hō aur kaun hō ?
90They would not sing their own praise, but, to the extent that they are successful, so they will be humble-hearted, constructive, and gentle in nature.
54Saṅgam par khaṛā karkē kyō̃ pūchhtē hō ?
91Others will sing their praise, but they will constantly sing the Fathers praise.
55Kyōṅki saṅgam hai ūñch tē ūñch sthān vā yug .
92Those who conduct themselves with humility easily attain success.
56Isī prakār apnē āp kō ūñchī stage par khaṛā karō aur phir apnē āp sē pūchhō ki maĩ sadā prīt buddhi hū̃ ?
93To be humble is to have self-respect, and it is the easy way to receive everyones respect. 94To be humble is not to bow down, but to make everyone bow down to your speciality and love.
57Vā nahī̃ hū̃ vā kabhī prīt buddhi kī|key list mē̃ ātē hō , kabhī nikal jātē hō ?
95Humility is the sign of greatness. 96To the extent that you are humble, you will automatically be great in everyones heart.
58Agar ab tak bhī sadā prīt buddhi nahī̃ banē arthāt kahā̃ na kahā̃ sūkṣhma rūp mē̃ vā sthūl rūp mē̃ kis sē bhī , kahā̃ bhī prīt lagī huī hai .
97Without humility, you cannot become a master bestower of happiness for everyone. 98Humility easily makes you egoless. 99The seed of humility automatically enables you to attain the fruit of greatness.
59Tō vartamān samay jabki paṛhāī kā course samāpt hō aur revise course chal rahā hai , tō issē samajhnā chāhiē parīkṣhā kā samay kitnā samīp hai .
100Humility is the easy way to receive blessings from everyones heart. 101Humility enables you to easily have a place in everyones mind. 102Humility automatically makes you praiseworthy. 103The special sign of being egoless is humility.
60Jaisē ājkal kaurav government bhī bīch-bīch mē̃ paper lēkar unhō̃ kī|key marks final paper mē̃ jamā kartī hai , isī prakār vartamān samay jō bhī karma kartē hō , samjhō - practical paper dē rahē haĩ aur is samay kē|K paper kī|key result final paper mē̃ jamā hō rahī hai .
104It is said that a tree bows down to the extent that it is full, and it is this humility that is doing service. 105The bowing down of the tree is service. 106And if it is not bowing down, then it is not serving. 107So, on the one hand there is greatness, and on the other hand there is humility.
61Abhī thōṛē samay mē̃ yah bhī anubhav karē̃gē - kōī bhī vikarma karnē vālē kō sūkṣhma rūp mē̃ sajāō̃ kā anubhav hōgā .
108And those who remain humble receive everyones respect. 109If you become humble, others will give you respect. 110Those who remain arrogant do not receive respect from anyone, and people run away from them.
62Jaisē prīt buddhi chaltē-phirtē bāp , bāp kē|K charitra aur bāp kē|K karttavya kī|key smr̥iti mē̃ rahnē sē bāp kē|K milnē kā practical anubhav kartē haĩ , vaisē viparīt buddhi vālē vimukh hōnē sē sūkṣhma sajāō̃ kā anubhav karē̃gē .
111Those who are humble always givehappiness to everyone: this is the sign of whether someone is great and humble. 112Wherever they go, and whatever they do, they will give happiness to everyone. 113To the same extent that they have self-respect, they are also humble. 114They do not have ego of their self-respect.
63Isliē phir bhī bāpdādā pahlē sē hī sunā rahē haĩ ki un sajāō̃ kā anubhav bahut kaṛā hai .
115They do not feel that they have become great and that others are small. 116Nor will they have feelings of dislike.
64Unkē sīrat sē harēk anubhav kar sakē̃gē ki is samay yah ātmā sajā bhōg rahī hai .
117No matter what souls are like, humble souls will look at them with a vision of mercy, and not with a vision of arrogance.
65Kitnā bhī apnē kō chhipānē kī|key kōśhiśh karē̃gē lēkin chhipā nahī̃ sakē̃gē .
118Neither any arrogance, nor any insult. 119Humility easily enables you to carry out the work of construction.
66Vah ēk second kī|key sajā anēk janmō̃ kē|K duḥkh kā anubhav karānē vālī hai .
120Unless you are humble, you cannot carry out the task of renewal. 121Even if people of the world - or those in connection and relationship with the Brahmin family - think or believe that you have been defeated, that is not defeat, but is victory: sometimes those who are watching or performing actions can have a misunderstanding. 122By having a misunderstanding with someone who is humble-hearted and humble, and who always says Ha ji(yes indeed), it is possible that people think they are defeated. 123But although others see it as defeat, in reality it is victory.
67Jaisē bāp kē|K sammukh ānē sē ēk second kā milan ātmā kē|K anēk janmō̃ kī|key pyās bujhā dētā hai , aisē hī vimukh hōnē vālē kō bhī anubhav hōgā .
124However, at that time, a soul with humility should have faith, and not change that into doubt because of what others say, or because of the atmosphere. 125So, humility is the means of success in service.
68Phir un sajāō̃ sē chhūṭkar apnī us stage par ānē mē̃ bahut mēhnat lagēgī .
126By being humble, you will remainlight in service. 127If you are not humble, and you desire respect, there will then be a burden.
69Isliē pahlē sē hī warning dē rahē haĩ ki ab parīkṣhā kā samay chal rahā hai .
128Those who have a burden keep coming to a standstill: they cannot go fast.
70Aisē phir ulhanā nahī̃ dēnā ki hamē̃ kyā mālūm ki is karma kī|key itnī guhya gati hai ?
129So, therefore, the sign of whether they are humble or not is theirlightness.If you experience any burden, then understand that you are not humble.
71Isliē sūkṣhma sajāō̃ sē bachnē kē liē apnē sē hī apnē āp kō sadā sāvdhān rakhō .
130Those who are humble do not have any bossiness: they have spirituality. 131The Father comes with humility, sofollowthe father in this.
72Ab gafalatan karō . 73Agar jarā bhī gaphlat kī|key tō jaisē kahāvat hai - ēk kā sau guṇā lābh bhī miltā hai aur ēk kā sau guṇā daṇḍ bhī miltā hai , yah bōl abhī practical mē̃ anubhav hōnē vālē haĩ .
132If there is the slightest bossiness in service, then that service finishes. 133Father Brahma made himself so low - he served with such humility - that he was ready to massage the childrens feet: the children are ahead of me... children can give better lectures than I can.
74Isliē sadā bāp kē|K sammukh , sadā prīt buddhi bankar rahō .
134He never said I am first, but the children are ahead... the children are first... the children are greater....
75Achchhā ! 76Sadā sammukh rahnē vālē lucky sitārō̃ kō bāpdādā bhī namastē kartē haĩ .
135To make the self low in this way is not really bringing yourself down, but rather is raising yourself higher. 136This is known as being a true number-one server. 137Achcha.
77Achchhā !
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