Avyakt murli for Saturday 5 February 1972
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0> 105-02-72 ōm śhānti avyakt bāpadādāmadhuban 2Naśhā aur niśhānā
0> > Avyakt BapDada 5th February 1972 1Can you stabilise on your perfect aim, and have intoxication inonesecond?
3Ēk second mē̃ apnē kō apnē sampūrṇ niśhānē aur naśhē mē̃ sthit kar saktē hō ?
2You know what your perfect aim is, do you not? 3When you stabilise yourself on your perfect aim, there is intoxication anyway.
4Sampūrṇ niśhānā kyā hai , uskō tō jāntē hō nā .
4If your intellect is not stabilised on your aim, you will not experience any intoxication.
5Jab sampūrṇ niśhānē par sthit hō jātē haĩ , tō naśhā tō rahtā hī hai .
5The sign of remaining stable on your aim is to have intoxication. 6So, do you constantly experience such intoxication?
6Agar niśhānē par buddhi nahī̃ ṭiktī tō naśhā bhī nahī̃ rahēgā .
7Those who stay in intoxication themselves are also able to make others stabilise in that intoxication.
7Niśhānē par sthit hōnē kī|key niśhānī hai naśhā . 8Tō aisā naśhā sadaiv rahtā hai ?
8When someone haslimited intoxication, anyone can tell from his behaviour and activity that he is drunk.
9Jō svayã naśhē mē̃ rahtē haĩ vah dūsrō̃ kō bhī naśhē mē̃ ṭikā saktē haĩ .
9In the same way, those who stabilise in the most elevated intoxication of all - which is calledGodlyintoxication - are visible from a distance.
10Jaisē kōī had kā naśhā pītē haĩ tō unkī chalan sē , unkē nain-chain sē kōī bhī jān lētā hai - - isnē naśhā piyā huā hai .
10You should have such a stage that, from a distance, others experience you to be those souls who stay in Godly intoxication. 11Do you experience yourself to be like this?
11Isī prakār , yah jō sabhī sē śhrēṣhṭh naśhā hai , jiskō īśhvarīy naśhā kahā jātā hai , isī mē̃ sthit rahnē vālā bhī dūr sē dikhāī tō dēgā nā .
12Whenever you go somewhere, people should be able to understand, as soon as they see you, that your are lovely and unique souls who belong to God. 13Do you have this experience? 14Even on the path of devotion there are such souls: Godly love is visible from their eyes and face.
12Dūr sē hī vah avasthā itnā mahsūs karē̃ - yah kōī īśhvarīy lagan mē̃ rahnē vālī ātmāyē̃ haĩ !
15So, whilst living in this world and continuing with your activities, do you feel that you will be able to maintain this stage? 16Or will you simply have the stage at the end of an image that grants visions? 17What do you think?
13Aisē apnē kō mahsūs kartē hō ?
18Will you have an ordinary form until the end, or will this sparkle be revealed through your face? 19Will it just be in the final moments... just like when the deities are decorated behind the curtains, so that, when the curtains are opened, that scene appears in front of you and then instantly disappears? 20Will this sparkle only be visible for a few moments? 21Many think that, since the number one and number two instrument souls finished their parts in an ordinary and incognito way, and departed, then what sparkle would they themselves be able to reveal?
14Jaisē āp kahā̃ bhī ātē - jātē hō , tō lōg dēkhnē sē hī samajhē̃ ki yah kōī prabhu kī|key pyārī nyārī ātmāyē̃ haĩ .
22But no: it is said that the son shows the father. 23So the children can only reveal the Father by doing everything in a practical way. 24How and when will there be the call of souls to God?
15Aisē anubhav kartē haĩ ?
25And how will the waves of repentance emerge from souls? 26Those who have not experienced the sakar form will only accept that the Father came, and that they didnt receive anything from him, when they have his introduction that they are the Fathers children. 27Therefore this spiritual sparkle, and intoxication of being an angel in a practical way, should be visible on your face and activity. 28Seeing the stage of you and the instrument souls, they should experience what the Father has made you.
16Bhakti-mārg mē̃ bhī aisī ātmāyē̃ hōtī haĩ .
29Then they will repent. 30However, if they do not see this sparkle, what will they think?
17Unhō̃ kē|K nain-chain sē prabhu-prēmī dēkhnē ātē haĩ .
31They will not take knowledge for a sufficient length of time to recognise you.
18Tō aisī sthiti isī duniyā mē̃ rahtē huē , aisī kārōbār mē̃ chaltē huē samajhtē hō ki yah avasthā rahēgī yā sirph last mē̃ darśan-mūrta kī|key yah stage hōgī ?
32So, the sparkle and intoxication should be visible through yourpractical activity. 33The Fathers elevated versions are: I am revealed to my children, but who will be revealed to the world? 34That was the Fathers task in the corporeal form.
19Kyā samajhtē hō - kyā ant tak sādhāraṇ rūp hī rahēgā vā yah jhalak chēhrō̃ sē dikhāī dēgī ?
35It is the childrens duty to be revealed in a practical form, but the Fathers duty is to be thebackbone, and to be the helper in an incognito way. 36Therefore it is not just the parts of the mother and father that remain incognito, because the atmosphere too will remain incognito until the end. Victory to the Shaktis has been remembered, whereas of the Father it has been remembered: Oh God, your divine games are wonderful. 37You must also have experienced from one another that, when you pay special attention to your aim and intoxication, then no matter how big a gathering you may be sitting in, everyone will definitely see something special. 38They will experience very good remembrance.
20Vā sirph last time jaisē pardē kē|K andar taiyār hō phir pardā khultā hai aur scene sāmnē ākar samāpt hō jātī hai , aisē hōgā ?
39The ordinary present attention will be changed, and there will be special attention naturally, and the sparkle and intoxication will be visible from their faces.
21Kuchh samay yah jhalak dikhāī dēgī .
40You simply have to make your awareness powerful. 41Achcha.
22Kaī aisē samajhtē haĩ ki jab first , second ātmāyē̃ jō nimit banī̃ vahī sādhāraṇ gupta rūp apnā sākār rūp kā part samāpt kar chalē gayē tō ham lōgō̃ kī|key jhalak phir kyā dikhāī dēgī ?
42Do you consider yourselves to be the elevated souls who have received the blessings of having adivine intellect and spiritualvision? 43Brahmin souls receive both of these blessings in the form of a birthright. 44These blessings are the foundation of everyones Brahmin life. 45The difference between your past life and your present Brahmin life is particularly in these two things.
23Lēkin nahī̃ . 24 son shows father gāyā huā hai .
46The number given to the effort-makers of the confluence age is based on these two things.
25Tō father kā show bachchē practical mē̃ lānē sē hī karē̃gē .
47To the extent that you use these two things constantly in your every thought, word, and deed, you accordingly claim a number ahead. 48Through yourspiritual vision, and your resulting attitude, your actions change automatically. 49With yourdivine intellect you are constantly and automatically able to make an accurate decision about everything for the self, for service, and in regard to your relationship with the Brahmin family. 50When you make an accurate decision with a divine intellect, then, on the basis of that decision, the self, service, and relationships, automatically become powerful.
26 ahō prabhu kī|key pukār jō ātmāō̃ kī|key nikalēgī vā paśhchātāp kī|key lahar jō ātmāō̃ mē̃ āyēgī vah kab , kaisē āyēgī ?
51Always be aware that to become a child(bachcha bana)means to be saved (bach gaya). 52Is this part difficult? 53It is easy, is it not?
27Jinhōnnē sākār mē̃ anubhav hī nahī̃ kiyā unhō̃ kō bhī bāp kē|K parichay sē ki ham bābā kē|K bachchē haĩ , yah kab mānē̃gē ki barōbar bāp āyē lēkin ham lōgō̃ nē kuchh nahī̃ pāyā ?
54In that case, why do you forget? 55Some children think that they dont want to forget, but they do forget. 56Why do they forget? 57They say that it is a very old sanskar: it has been their sanskar for a long period of time.
28Tō yah practical rūhānī jhalak aur phariśhtēpan kī|key phalak chēhrē sē , chalan sē dikhāī dē .
58However, since you have died alive, what is done when you die? 59There is a cremation ceremony, is there not?
29Apnē kō aur āp nimit banī huī ātmāō̃ kī|key stage kō dēkhtē huē anubhav karē̃gē - bāp nē inhō̃ kō kyā banāyā !
60It is only when the old has been cremated that you take a new birth. 61Since the cremation ceremony has been performed, where did the old sanskars come from?
30Aur phir paśhchātāp karē̃gē .
62When the body is cremated, your name and form finish.
31Agar yah jhalak nahī̃ dēkhtē tō kyā samajhē̃gē ?
63If you speak of that person, you would say he existed in thepast.
32Itnā samay gyān tō nahī̃ lē̃gē jō knowledge sē āpkō jānē̃ .
64You would not speak of that person in the present tense.
33Tō yah practical chēhrē sē jhalak aur phalak dikhāī dēgī .
65So, the body is finished when it cremated. 66What is cremated in this Brahmin life?
34Bāp kē|K tō mahāvākya hī haĩ ki maĩ bachchō̃ kē āgē pratyakṣha hōtā hū̃ .
67It is the same body, but you are said to have died alive when the old sanskars, old memories, and nature have been cremated.
35Lēkinaviśvakē āgē kaun prakhyāt hōṅgē ?
68Since the cremation has taken place, where did the old sanskars come from?
36Vah sākār mē̃ bāp kā karttavya thā , practical mē̃ bachchō̃ kā karttavya hai prakhyāt hōnē kā aur bāp kā karttavya hai backbone bannē kā , gupta rūp mē̃ madadgār bannē kā .
69If a person who had been cremated appears in front of you, what would you call that? 70You would call that a ghost, would you not? 71Similarly, if the sanskars that have been cremated emerge again, what would you call that? 72That is also said to be aghost of Maya.
37Isliē aisē bhī nahī̃ ki jaisē māt-pitā kā gupta part chalā vaisē hī ant tak gupta vātāvaraṇ rahēgā .
73Ghosts are chased away, and you never speak about them. 74By calling themyour old sanskars, you are deceiving yourselves.
38Jayjaykār śhaktiyō̃ kī|key gāī huī hai aur ahō prabhu kī|key pukār bāp kē liē gāī huī hai .
75You dont sometimes go down the memory lane of your lokik life do you? 76You have died alive, have you not?
39Āp lōg āpas mē̃ bhī ēk dō kē|K anubhav kartē hōṅgē - jab viśhēṣh attention apnē niśhānē vā naśhā kā rahtā hai , tō bhalē kitnē bhī baṛē saṅgaṭhan mē̃ baiṭhē hōṅgē tō bhī sabhī kō viśhēṣh kuchh dikhāī zarūr dēgā .
77Those who have died physically never remember their past life. 78Similarly, those who have an alokik life and birth cannot remember their lokik life. 79Now the age has also changed: the world is iron-aged, whereas you are confluence-aged. 80Everything has changed.
40Mahsūs karē̃gē ki yah samay yād mē̃ bahut achchhā baiṭhē .
81You dont sometimes go back to the iron age, do you? 82This is also a border.
41Abhī jō sādhāraṇ attention hai vah badalkar natural viśhēṣh attention hō jāyēgā aur chēhrē sē jhalak-phalak dikhāī dēgī . 42Sirph smr̥iti kō śhaktiśhālī banānā hai .
83As soon as you cross the border, you end up in the enemys territory. 84You dont cross the border do you? 85Always maintain the awareness that you are an elevated soul, who has a confluence-aged alokik life. 86Achcha.
43Achchhā !
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