Avyakt murli for Thursday 11 July 1974

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0> 111-07-74 ōm śhānti avyakt bāpadādāmadhuban

0> > 12/06/95 Om Shanti Avyakt BapDada Madhuban 11/07/74

2Murlī mē̃ dī gaī directions sē hī sarv-kamiyō̃ sē chhuṭkārā 3Dr̥iṣhṭi aur vr̥itti kō satōpradhān banānē vālē , karm-bandhanō̃ sē mukti dilānē vālē , sarvśhaktiyō̃ kī|key chābī pradān karnē vālē , ati mīṭhē śhiv bābā nē pūchhā  : 4Apnē kō mahādānī , sarvśhaktiyō̃ kē|K adhikārī , trimūrti bāp dvārā prāpt huē tīnō̃ takhtnaśhīn samajhtē hō  ? 5Tīn takht kaun-sē haĩ  ?

1Do you consider yourselves to be the great donors, those with all rights to all powers, and to be seated on all threethrones received from the Father? 2What are the three thrones? 3One is the throne of an emperor of the land free fromsorrow, the throne of a detached observer, that is, the stage of stabilising yourself on the seat of a detached observer.The second is the throne of a powerful master almighty authority who gives the proof of becoming equal to theFather, the throne of Baba's heart.

6Ēk hai-bēgamapur kē|K bādśhāh bannē kā sākṣhī sthiti mē̃ sthit hōnē vālā , ‘ sākṣhīpan ’ kā takht .

4The third is the throne of the future world emperor. 5Have you claimed a right toall these three thrones?

7Dūsrā hai powerful master sarvśhaktimān bāp samān sabūt banānē vālō̃ kā , bāp kā ‘ dil rūpī ’ takht .

6What would be the present stage of someone who has claimed all these three thrones?

8Tīsrā hai - ’ bhaviṣhya viśhva mahārājan ’ kā takht .

7TellBaba three signs of the three thrones.

9Kyā in tīnō̃ takhtō̃ kē|K adhikārī banē hō  ?

8What would be the main sign of the throne of one who is a detached observer?

10Tīnō̃ takhtō̃ kē|K adhikārī kī|key vartamān stage kaun-sī hai  ?

9At every step and in every thought, hewould constantly experience BapDada to be a Companion.

11Tīnō̃ takhtō̃ kī|key tīn viśēṣatāē̃ sunāō . 12Sākṣhīpan kē|K takht kī|key mukhya niśhānī kaun-sī hōgī  ?

10To the extent that you experience companionship,accordingly, you will remain unshakeable, stable and in supersensuous joy.

13Vah sadaiv her|har kadam , her|har saṅkalp mē̃ bāpdādā kō sadā sāthī anubhav karē̃gē  ; jitnā sāthīpan kā anubhav hōgā , utnā hī achal , aḍōl aur atīndriya sukh mē̃ rahē̃gē . 14Unkā her|har bōl bāp kē sāth dikhāī dēgā . 15Jaisē bāp-dādā practical mē̃ sadā kē|K sāthī aisē haĩ jisē āp alag karnā chāhō tō bhī nahī̃ kar saktē . 16Jaisē dōnō̃ sāthiyō̃ kē sāth kā kabhī-kabhī aisā bhī anubhav kartē hō ki dō haĩ vā ēk haĩ  ?

11Your every word will feel as thoughspoken with the Father. 12Just as Bap and Dada are such constant companions that you cannot separate them even ifyou wanted to; sometimes you experience the companionship of both to be so close that it is as though they are one;in the same way, the company between two should be that of oneness; not that you are one, but that you are equal.People have taken the word "equal" (saman) to mean "to merge" (samana).

17Aisē hī dō kā sāth ēk samān hō . 18Ēk hī nahī̃ , lēkin ēk samān .

13So, do you experience yourself to beBapDada's companion in this way?

19Samān kō lōgō̃ nē samānā kah diyā hai , tō aisē apnē kō kyā bāp-dādā kē|K sāthī anubhav kartē hō  ? 20Phôlō-phādar kartē hō  ? 21Jab phôlō-phādar hai tō sākṣhīpan aur sāthīpan kā anubhav , her|har second va her|har kadam mē̃ hōnā chāhiē .

14Do you follow the Father? 15Since you are following the Father, you should beable to experience the stage of being an observer and of having companionship at every step and at every second.Only those who experience being an observer can be seated on the throne.

22Aisē sākṣhīpan kē|K anubhavī hī takhtnaśhīn hōtē haĩ , dūsrā bāp kē|K dil-takhtanaśhīn vah hōgā , jō sapūt hōgā arthāt bāp-dādā kō mansā , vāchā , karmaṇā va tan-man-dhan sab bātō̃ mē̃ follow karnē kā sabūt dēgā .

16Secondly, someone seated on Baba's heart­throne would be a worthy soul, that is, a soul who would give the proof of following BapDada in their thoughts,words and actions and with their body, mind and wealth.

23Tīsrā hai viśhva-mahārājan ban viśhva kē|K rājya kē|K takhtnaśhīn bannē kā .

17The third is to be a world emperor and to be seated on thethrone of the kingdom of the world.

24Vah na sirph karmaindriyajīt lēkin vah sāth-sāth prakr̥itijīt bhī hōgā .

18Such a soul would not only be a conqueror of the physical organs, but would alsobe a conqueror of matter, the elements.

25Aisā vikarmājīt , karmēndriy-jīt , prakr̥itijīt , jagatjīt bantā hai .

19Such a soul who is a conqueror of sinful actions, a conqueror of the physicalorgans and a conqueror of matter, becomes a conqueror of the world.

26Kyā aisē tīnō̃ takhtnaśhīn banē hō  ?

20Have you become one who is seated on allthree thrones?

27Agar tīnō̃ takht kē|K adhikārī ban gayē tō aisē adhikārī , bāp kē pās kisī bhī prakār kī|key queue mē̃ nahī̃ hōṅgē .

21If you have claimed a right to all three thrones, then such a soul who has claimed all rights wouldnever be standing in a queue in front of the Father.

28Jō kōī bhī queue mē̃ haĩ-tō unhē̃ kisī bhī prakār kē|K adhikār kī|key prāpti nahī̃ .

22Anyone who is in any type of queue would never have theattainment of any type of rights.

29Āj bāp-dādā harēk queue vālē kō response dē rahē haĩ .

23Today, BapDada will give the response to those standing in the different types of queues.

30Bhinn-bhinn prakār kī|key arzī ḍāltē hō ki yah kar dō , vah kar dō .

24You make various requeststo Baba to do this or to do that.

31Aisī arzī ḍāltē hō , tō yah yād nahī̃ ātā ki bāp-dādā bachchō̃ kō svayã sē bhī jyādā her|har kārya mē̃ āgē rakhtā hai .

25When you make a request, do you not remember that BapDada places the childrenahead of Himself in every aspect?

32Jab sarvśhaktiyā̃ arthāt powers bachchō̃ kō dē dī̃ haĩ , tō aisē bālak sō mālik arzī kyā ḍāltē haĩ  ?

26Since Baba has given all the powers to the children, how can a child who is amaster make a request?

33Jaisē bāp kōī kī|key bhī buddhi kā tālā khōl saktā hai va saṅskār kō badal saktā hai , tō kyā āp lōg nahī̃ kar saktē hō  ?

27Just as Baba is able to open the lock on anyone's intellect and able to change anyone'ssanskar, aren't you able to do the same?

34Āp lōgō̃ kī|key buddhi kā tālā khulā hai  ?

28Has the lock on your intellect opened?

35Ismē̃ tō nā nahī̃ kahē̃gē nā  ? 36Bāpdādā nē harēk kō buddhi kā tālā khōlkar anubhavī banāyā hai nā  ?

29You would not say "no" to this.BapDada has opened the lock on the intellect of all of you and made you experienced, has He not?

37Jaisē āp lōgō̃ kā bāp nē khōlā , anubhav karāyā tō anubhav kī|key huī bāt kyā svayã nahī̃ kar saktē hō  ? 38Jaisē āp lōgō̃ kā khulā , vaisē hī dūsrō̃ kā khōlō .

30Since Baba hasopened your lock and made you experienced, are you yourselves not able to do that which you have experienced?Just as your lock has opened, open the lock of others.

39Dūsrō̃ kā tālā khōlnā muśhkil hai kyā  ?

31Is it difficult to open the lock on others?

40Tālē kī|key chābī kaun-sī hai  ?

32What is the key forthe lock?

41Vah chābī bāp nē āpkō nahī̃ dī hai kyā  ?

33Has Baba not given you that key?

42Jab sē bāp kē|K bachchē banē hō tō jō bāp kā sō āpkā nahī hai kyā  ?

34Did that which belongs to Baba not belong to you the moment youbecame Baba's child?

43Chābī bhī āpkī hai nā  ?

35The key also belongs to you, does it not?

44Chābī hai , phir bhī bāp kō kahtē hō ki tālā khōlō  !

36You have the key and yet you tell Baba to open thelock!

45Yā samay par chābī miltī nahī̃ hai  ?

37Or, can you not find the key when you want it?

46Bāp tō apnē pās|pass sirph divya dr̥iṣhṭi kī|key chābī rakhtē haĩ . 47Bākī buddhi kā tālā khōlnē kī|key chābī apnē pās|pass nahī̃ rakhtē .

38Baba only keeps the key to divine vision to Himself, Hedoesn't keep the key for opening the lock on the intellect.

48Buddhi kā tālā khōlnē kī|key chābī kaun-sī hai  ?

39What is the key to open the lock on the intellect?

49- sarvśhaktiyā̃  ; yahī chābī hai .

40All thepowers are the key.

50Yah tō sabkē pās|pass hai nā  ?

41All of you have these, do you not?

51Divya dr̥iṣhṭi kē|K dātā tō nahī̃ hō lēkin master sarvśhaktimān tō hō nā  ?

42You are not the bestowers of divine vision, but you aremaster almighty authorities, those with all powers, are you not?

52Jab sarvśhaktiyō̃ kī|key chābī bāp dvārā prāpt hō chukī hai , phir bhī arzī kyō̃ ḍāltē hō  ?

43Since you have received the key to all powers, whydo you still make a request?

53Bāp kō servant banāyā hai isliē order dētē hō ki yah karō aur vah karō .

44You have made Baba your Servant and you therefore order Him to do this or to do that!

54Vānaprasth tak pahuñchnē vālē bhī abhī tak chhōṭē haĩ .

45Even those who are about to reach the stage of retirement are still like little children.

55Abhī tō samay hai apnī rachnā rachnē kā , prajā aur bhakta mālā banānē kā .

46Now is the time to create yourcreation, the time to create the rosary of your subjects and bhagats.

56Rachayitā kahē ki maĩ chhōṭā hū̃ tō rachnā kaisē rachē̃gē  ?

47How can a creator create a creation if he says heis still young?

57Isliyē yah bhinn-bhinn prakār kī|key arzī bāp kō ḍāltē hō .

48This is why you make various requests to the Father.

58Pahlē chābī kō prāpt karō tō arzī svataḥ hī pūrī karē̃gē .

49First, attain the key and the requests willautomatically be fulfilled.

59Dūsrī bāt bāp kō ulahnā dētē hō .

50Secondly, you complain to the Father.

60Ulahanō̃ kī|key bhī queue hai nā  ?

51There is also a queue of sweet complaints, is there not?

61Kisī prakār kā ulahnā kaun dētā hai  ?

52Who would make anytype of complaint?

62Kōī bhī bāt kā ulahnā tab diyā jātā hai , jab knowledgeful nahī̃ haĩ .

53A complaint is made when someone is not knowledge­full.

63Yah kyō̃ huā  ?

54"Why did this happen?

64Aisā nahī̃ hōnā chāhiē thā , pīchhē kyō̃ āyē , sākār mē̃ kyō̃ nahī̃ milē , yah sab ulahanē haĩ nā  ?

55It shouldn'thave been like this. 56Why did I come last? 57Why did I not meet sakar Baba?"

65Agar master knowledgeful kī|key stage par sthit hō jāō , trikāldarśhī kī|key sthiti mē̃ sthit hō jāō tō kōī ulahnā dēgē  ?

58All these are complaints, are they not?If you stabilise yourself in the stage of being master knowledge­full and in the stage of being trikaldarshi, would youhave any complaints?

66Kyā ulahanō̃ sē sākār tan kē|K milnē kī|key prāpti hō sakēgī  ?

59Would you be able to experience meeting Baba in the sakar form by complaining?

67Jab bīt chukā huā part phir sē repeat hōgā kyā  ?

60Can a partthat has finished for now be repeated?

68Vah tō phir 5000 varṣh bād repeat hōgā .

61It can only repeat after five thousand years.

69Tō knowledgeful kī|key stage par sthit hōnē vālā kabhī bhī kisī prakār kā ulahnā nahī̃ dēgā .

62One who is stable in the stage ofbeing knowledge­full would never complain about anything.

70Ulahnā arthāt knowledge kī|key kamī aur light-might kī|key kamī .

63Complaints mean a lack of knowledge and a lack oflight and might.

71Tīsrī bāt kampalēnṭsa kartē hō vah bhī lambī queue hai nā  ?

64Thirdly, the queue of other complaints you make is a long one.

72Bhinn-bhinn prakār kī|key kampalēnṭsa kartē rahtē hō-yōg nahī̃ lagtā , vyarth saṅkalp bahut ātē haĩ yā phalānī śhakti dhāraṇ nahī̃ kar saktē .

65You make various complaints. 66Youare not able to have yoga; you have many waste thoughts; you are not able to imbibe a particular power.

73In kampalēnṭsa kā kāraṇ kyā hai - - vyarth saṅkalp .

67What is thereason for these complaints? 68Waste thoughts.

74Mukhya complaint mējôriṭī kī|key yah dikhāī dētī hai .

69This is the main complaint visible in the majority.

75Dūsrī mukhya complaint hai-vr̥tti aur dr̥iṣhṭi chañchal hōtī hai .

70The second maincomplaint is that your attitude and vision cause mischief.

76Yah dōnō̃ kampalēnṭsa tab tak haĩ , jab tak rōj kī|key murlī dvārā jō directions miltī rahtī hai un directions kō arthāt murlī kō dhyān sē sunkar aur dhāraṇ nahī̃ kartē haĩ .

71Both these complaints will remain unless you listencarefully to the directions you receive in the murli every day and imbibe them.

77Vyarth saṅkalp chalnē kā mūl kāraṇ yah hai jō gyān kā khazānā her|har rōj bāp dvārā miltā hai us khajānē kī|key kamī hai .

72The main reason for having wastethoughts is that you lack the treasure of knowledge that you receive from the Father every day.

78Agar sārā samay gyān-ratnō̃ sē khēlnē mē̃ va gyān khajānē kō dēkhnē mē̃ , sumiraṇ karnē mē̃ buddhi kō busy rakhō , tō kyā vyarth saṅkalp ā saktē haĩ  ?

73If you keep yourintellect busy in playing with the jewels of knowledge, if you are looking at the treasures of knowledge andremembering the knowledge throughout the day, then could waste thoughts come?

79Pahlē apnē āp sē pūchhō ki kyā mērī buddhi sārā din gyān kē|K sumiraṇ mē̃ va viśhva-kalyāṇ kē|K plans banānē mē̃ busy rahtī hai  ?

74First of all, ask yourself:Throughout the day, is my intellect busy in churning knowledge and making plans for world benefit?

80Jaisē laukik rīti mē̃ bhī kōī kārya mē̃ buddhi busy rahtī hai tō dūsrē saṅkalp va dūsrī bātē̃ nahī̃ ātī haĩ , kyōṅki buddhi busy hai .

75In a lokik way also, when the intellect is engaged in a particular task, then because the intellect is busy, other thoughtsor matters don't emerge in the intellect.

81Āp lōgō̃ kō bhī zimmēvārī va bāp dvārā jō kārya milā hai vah kitnā baṛā hai aur ab tak bhī kārya kitnā rahā huā hai  ?

76The responsibility of the task you have been given by the Father is so greatthat, even now, so much still remains to be accomplished.

82Abhī viśhva kī|key total ātmāō̃ kē|K hisāb sē pañch pāṇḍav nikalē hō .

77In terms of the souls of the entire world, only five Pandavshave emerged as yet.

83Itnā rahā huā kārya aur sāth-sāth apnē vikarmō kō bhasma karnē kā kārya hai .

78Such a huge task has to be accomplished as well as the task of destroying your sins!

84Kitnē janmō̃ kē|K bōjh kō bhasma karnā hai  ?

79Of howmany births is the burden that you have to destroy?

8563 janmō̃ kē|K pāp-karmō kē|K khātē kō bhasma karnā hai . 86Sāth-sāth gyān kē|K khajānē kō sumiraṇ kartē rahō tō kyā samay bach saktā hai yā kam|cum paṛēgā  ?

80You have to destroy the account of the sins of sixty­three births.As well as all this, if you also churn the treasures of knowledge, would you still have time available or would even thetime you have seem to be very short?

87Tīn bātē̃ sunāī-ēk tō gyān khajānē kē|K sumiraṇ karnē kā kārya , dūsrā vikarma bhasma karnē kā kārya , tīsrā viśhva kē|K kalyāṇ kā kārya , yē tīnō̃ hī viśhēṣh aur bēhad kē|K kārya haĩ .

81You have been told of three tasks: 1) the task of churning knowledge, 2) thetask of destroying your sins and 3) the task of world benefit. 82All these three are special and unlimited tasks.

88Itnā buddhi kā kām hōtē huē bhī , buddhi free kaisē rahtī hai  ?

83As longas the intellect has all this work, how can it remain free?

89Phursat kaisē miltī hai āp lōgō̃ kō  ?

84How can you spare any time?

90Viśhva kē|K kalyāṇ kā kārya samāpt kar liyā hai kyā  ?

85Have you finished the task ofworld benefit?

91Vikarma bhasma kar liē haĩ kyā  ?

86Have you destroyed your sins?

92Itnī kārōbār chalānē vālē va itnē baṛē kārya kē nimitt banī huī ātmāyē̃ free rahē̃ tō uskō kyā kahā jāy  ?

87What would be said of those who are instruments for such a huge taskand who yet remain idle?

93Apnē kārya kī|key knowledge nahī̃ va svayã kō chalānē kī|key knowledge nahī̃ , yā apnī dincharyā kō set karnē kī|key knowledge nahī̃ .

88Either they don't have knowledge of their task, or they don't have knowledge of how toorganise themselves; they don't have the knowledge of setting their timetable.

94Ājkal kaurav gavarnamēṇṭa kē|K chhōṭē-chhōṭē kalarka bhī time table set kar saktē haĩ tō kyā āp master knowledgeful , master sarvśhaktimān apnā time table set nahī̃ kar saktē  ?

89Nowadays, even junior clerks set theirtimetable; so can't you master knowledge­full, master almighty authorities set your timetable? 90Because you don't setyourself on your seat, you become upset.

95Kyōṅki āp svayã kō apnī seat par set nahī̃ kartē hō isīliē upset hōtē hō . 96Ataḥ rōj amr̥it vēlē bābā sē milan manānē kē bād va rūh-rūhān karnē kē bād rōj kā time table set karō .

91Therefore, every morning at amrit vela, after celebrating a meeting with Baba or after your heart­to­heartconversation with Baba, set your timetable for the day.

97Jaisē sthūl kām kā programme set kartē hō vaisē vyavahār kē sāth paramārtha kā programme bhī set karō .

92Just as you fix a programme for the physical things you haveto do, in the same way, also fix a programme for what you have to do for God.

98Vyarth saṅkalp chalnā arthāt tājdhārī nahī̃ banē hō .

93To have waste thoughts means thatyou have not become one with a crown.

99‘ tāj hai zimmēvārī kā ’ . 100Svayã kī|key zimmēvārī aur viśhva kī|key zimmēvārī .

94The crown is the crown of responsibility: responsibility for the self andresponsibility for the world.

101Agar ab bhī bār-bār tāj kō utār dētē hō va tājdhārī nahī̃ ban saktē hō tō bhaviṣhya mē̃ tājdhārī kabhī ban nahī̃ saktē .

95If you take your crown off again and again or if you are not able to put on the crown,you would never be able to be one with a crown in the future.

102Abhī sē practice chāhiē bhaviṣhya tājdhārī aur takhtadhārī bannē kī|key . 103Sākṣhīpan kā takht aur bāpdādā kē|K dil kā takht .

96You need to practise being seated on the throne from now; the throne of a detached observer and BapDada's heart­throne.

104Tō abhī sē tāj aur takhtadhārī banē̃gē tab bhaviṣhya mē̃ bhī tāz aur takht prāpt kar sakē̃gē .

97Only if you have a crown and throne now will you be able to attain the crown and throne in the future.

105Apnā time table set karō va svayã-hī-svayã kā śhikṣhak ban svayã kō home work dō . 106Jaisē śhikṣhak sṭuḍēṇṭa kō home work dētē haĩ nā  ?

98Setyour own timetable or be your own teacher and give yourself some homework, just like a teacher gives homework toa student.

107Ismē̃ buddhi busy rahē .

99Let the intellect remain busy in that.

108Is prakār rōj apnē kō home work dō aur phir sākṣhī hōkar caik karō ki home work mē̃ busy haĩ yā māyā kē|K ākarṣhaṇ mē̃ home work bhūl gayē haĩ  ?

100Give yourself homework in this way every day and then be anobserver and check whether you are busy with your homework or whether you forget your homework by beingattracted to Maya.

109Tō phir complaint samāpt hō jāyēgī .

101Then, your complaints will finish.

110Dūsrī bāt hai vr̥itti aur dr̥iṣhṭi kē|K chañchal hōnē kī|key .

102The other aspect is of your attitude and vision causing mischief.

111Prējēṇṭa samay bhī mējôriṭī kī|key result mē̃ dēkhē̃ tō 50 pratiśhat abhī bhī haĩ jinkī yah complaint hai .

103If you look at the present result of the majority, 50%still have this complaint.

112Saṅkalp mē̃ , svapn mē̃ aur karma mē̃ vr̥itti aur dr̥iṣhṭi chañchal hōtī hai .

104The attitude and vision cause mischief in thoughts, dreams and deeds.

113Vr̥itti aur dr̥iṣhṭi chañchal kyō̃ hōtī hai  ?

105Why do the attitudeand vision cause mischief?

114Kōī bhī chīj chañchal kyō̃ hōtī hai , kāraṇ kyā hai  ?

106What is the reason why anything causes mischief?

115Kōī bhī chīj hiltī kyō̃ hai  ?

107Why does anything fluctuate?

116Hilnē kī|key margin hai tab tō hiltī hai .

108Itfluctuates because there is room for fluctuation.

117Agar vah full arthāt sampann hō tō hilēgī  ?

109When something is full and complete, will it shake?

118Tō dr̥iṣhṭi aur vr̥itti chañchal hōnē kā kāraṇ yah hai . 119Jō bāp nē smr̥iti sunāī uskē bajāy vismr̥iti kī|key margin hai tab hiltī hai va chañchal hōtī hai .

110Therefore, thereason why your attitude and vision cause mischief is that you lack the awareness that Baba has reminded you of;there is a margin for forgetfullness and this is why there is upheaval and mischief.

120Agar sadā smr̥iti svarūp hō , smr̥iti sampann hō tō vr̥itti aur dr̥iṣhṭi kō chañchal hōnē kī|key margin mil nahī̃ saktī .

111If you are constantly theembodiment of remembrance and your awareness is complete, your vision and attitude cannot have any margin tocause mischief.

121Iskē liē bahut chhōṭā-sā slōgan bhūl jātē hō .

112For this, you forget a very short slogan.

122Laukik mē̃ bhī kahtē haĩ-burā na dēkhō , burā na sōchō , aur burā na sunō .

113In the world also, it is said: "See no evil, think no evil andhear no evil."

123Agar is slōgan kō bhī sadā smr̥iti mē̃ rakhō va practical mē̃ lāō ki dēh kō dēkhnā arthāt burā dēkhnā hai . 124Dēhdhārī prati sōchnā va saṅkalp karnā , yah burā hai . 125Dēhdhārī kō dēhdhārī samajh ussē bōlnā yah burā hai . 126Isīliē agar yah sādhāraṇ slōgan bhī practical mē̃ lāō tō dr̥iṣhṭi aur vr̥itti chañchal nahī̃ hōgī .

114If you constantly keep this slogan in your awareness and put it into your practical life, that is, to see thebody is to see evil, to think of bodily beings or have thoughts about them is evil, to speak to others while consideringthem to be bodily beings is evil; if you put this ordinary slogan into your practical life, your vision and attitude cannotcause mischief.

127Jis samay vr̥itti aur dr̥iṣhṭi chañchal hōtī hai tō us samay svayã kō yah samajhnā chāhiē ki kyā mainnē sarv-sambandhō̃ kī|key sarv-rasanāyē̃ bāp dvārā prāpt nahī̃ kī haĩ  ?

115Whenever your attitude and vision cause mischief, you should ask yourself: Have I not attained allthe sweetness of all relationships from Baba?

128Kōī ras rah gayā hai kyā ki jis kāraṇ dr̥iṣhṭi aur vr̥itti chañchal hōtī hai  ?

116Is there any sweetness missing due to which my vision and attitude arecausing mischief?

129Jis sambandh sē bhī vr̥itti aur dr̥iṣhṭi chañchal hōtī hai usī sambandh kī|key rasnā yadi bāp sē lēnē kā anubhav karō tō kyā dūsrī taraph dr̥iṣhṭi jāyēgī  ?

117If you experience from the Father the sweetness of the relationship which is causing mischief inyour vision and attitude, would your vision be drawn anywhere else?

130Samjhō kōī mail|male|mēl kī|key , female kī|key taraph dr̥iṣhṭi jātī hai yā female kī|key , mail|male|mēl kī|key taraph jātī hai tō kyā bāp sarv rūp dhāraṇ nahī̃ kar saktā  ?

118For instance, when the vision of a male isdrawn towards a female or vice versa, can the Father not adopt all forms?

131Sājan va sajnī kē|K rūp mē̃ bhī bāp sē sajnī ban va sājan ban kar atīndriya sukh kā jō ras sadā-sadā kāl smr̥iti mē̃ aur samarthī mē̃ lānē vālā hai , vah anubhav nahī̃ kar saktē hō  ?

119Can you, as the bride or bridegroom, notexperience the sweetness of supersensuous joy from the Father, as the Bride or Bridegroom, who brings you intoconstant awareness and power?

132Bāp sē sarv - sambandhō̃ kē|K ras va snēh kā anubhav na hōnē kē|K kāraṇ dēhdhārī mē̃ vr̥itti aur dr̥iṣhṭi chañchal hōtī hai .

120Because of not having the experience of the sweetness and love of all relationshipswith the Father, your vision and attitude cause mischief towards bodily beings.

133Aisē samay mē̃ bāp kō dharmarāj kē|K rūp mē̃ sāmnē lānā chāhiē aur svayã kō ēk raurav narkvāsī va viṣhṭhā kā kīṛā samajhnā chāhiē .

121At such a time, you should bring theDharamraj form of the Father in front of you and consider yourself to be a resident of extreme hell or a dirty insect.

134Aur sāmnē dēkhō ki kahā̃ master sarvśhaktimān aur kahā̃ maĩ , is samay kyā ban gayā hū̃  ? 135Raurav narkvāsī viṣhṭhā kā kīṛā aisē svayã kā rūp sāmnē lāō aur tulnā karō ki kal kyā thā aur ab kyā hū̃  ?

122Ifyou look in front of you, there is a master almighty authority, but look at what you have become in that instant!Imagine your form to be that of a dirty insect, that is, a resident of extreme hell, and compare that which you wereyesterday with what you have become today.

136Takhtnaśhīn sē kyā ban gayā hū̃  ?

123What have I become after being seated on the throne?

137Takht-tāj kō chhōṛ kyā lē rahā hū̃  ?

124What am Itaking whilst letting go of the throne and the crown?

138Gandgī .

125Dirt.

139Tō us samay kyā ban gayē  ?

126So what do you become at that moment?

140Gandgī kō dēkhnē vālā va dhāraṇ karnē vālā kaun huā  ?

127What issomeone who looks at dirt or imbibes dirt?

141Gandā kām karnē vālē kō kyā kahtē haĩ  ?

128What do you call someone who does dirty work?

142Bilkul jimmēvār ātmā sē jamādār ban jātē hō .

129From being aresponsible soul, that soul becomes a toilet­cleaner.

143Kyā aisē kō bāp-dādā touch kar saktā hai  ?

130Would BapDada touch such souls?

144Snēh dr̥iṣhṭi dē saktā hai  ?

131Could He give them lovingdrishti?

145Arzī mān saktā hai  ?

132Would He accept their requests?

146Complaint va ulahnā sun saktā hai  ?

133Would He listen to their complaints?

147Itnē knowledgeful hōnē kē bād bhī vr̥itti aur dr̥iṣhṭi chañchal hō , tō usē bhakta ātmā sē bhī girī huī ātmā kahē̃gē .

134If, after becoming so knowledge­full,your vision and attitude cause mischief, you would be considered to be more degraded than a bhagat soul.

148Bhakta bhī kisī yukti sē apnī vr̥itti kō sthir kartē haĩ .

135Evenbhagats are able to stabilise their vision with some yukti.

149Tō master knowledgeful bhakta ātmā sē bhī nīchē gir jātē haĩ .

136But master knowledge­full souls fall even lower thanbhagat souls.

150Tō kyā aisī ātmā kī|key kōī prajā banēgī  ?

137Would anyone become the subject of such a soul?

151Jamādār kī|key kōī prajā banēgī kyā yā vah svayã prajā banē̃gē  ?

138Would a toilet­cleaner have any subjects or wouldhe himself be a subject?

152Apnā ēk phōṭō nikāl rakhō . 153Jaisē kōī gandgī uṭhānē vālā hō aur ṭōkrē par ṭōkrā ganda kā uṭhāyā hō . 154Aisā chitra nikāl buddhi mē̃ rakhō .

139Keep your photo with yourself; that of someone picking up dirt and carrying basket upon basket of rubbish; keep suchan image in your intellect.

155Jis samay vr̥itti aur dr̥iṣhṭi chañchal hōtī hai , us samay vah phōṭō dēkhō .

140When your vision and attitude cause mischief, look at this image.

156Jaisē bāp-dādā nē bhaviṣhya prārabdha kī|key phōṭō nikalvāī kyōṅki chitra kō dēkh charitra smaraṇ āyēgā .

141Similarly, BapDada hadall of you take a photo of your future reward so that on seeing this photo, you would be able to remember youractivities.

157Aisā chitra jab sāmnē āyēgā tō kyā śharm va lajjā nahī̃ āyēgī  ?

142When you see such a picture, would you not be ashamed or embarrassed?

158Ēk taraph master sarvśhaktimān kā chitra , dūsrī taraph vah chitra rakhō tō apnē āp hī mālūm paṛ jāyēgā ki ham kyā ban gayē .

143On one side, keep a picture of a master almighty authority and on the other side, keep that other picture and you willautomatically realise what you have become.

159Master sarvśhaktimān kē āgē abhī tak bhī vr̥itti aur dr̥iṣhṭi kā chañchal hōnā śhōbhtā nahī̃ hai .

144It doesn't suit the vision and attitude of one who is a master almightyauthority to cause mischief even now.

160Pahlī galatī|galtī tō yah hai ki śharīr kō kyō̃ dēkhtē hō  ?

145The first mistake you make is of looking at the body. 146Why do you do this?

161Tumkō tō mastak mē̃ ātmā kō dēkhnā hai nā  ?

147You have to look at the soul in the centreof the forehead.

162Mastak mē̃ maṇi hai nā  ?

148There is a jewel on the forehead, isn't there?

163Mastak mē̃ maṇi kē|K bajāy sāmp kō kyō̃ dēkhtē hō jissē viṣh kī|key prāpt hō jātī hai  ?

149So, instead of seeing the jewel on the forehead, why doyou look at the snake through which you only receive poison?

164Pahlī galatī|galtī tō yah kartē hō ki jō mastak kē|K bajāy śharīr kō dēkhtē hō .

150The first mistake you make is to look at the bodyinstead of the jewel.

165Kaī complaint kartē haĩ ki vātāvaraṇ aur saṅg aisā hai , sāthī aisē haĩ , daphtar mē̃ , business mē̃ kām karnā paṛtā hai , samparka mē̃ ānā paṛtā hai .

151Many complain that the atmosphere or their company is like that, that their companion is likethat, that they have to work in their office or business, or that they have to come into contact with others.

166Samparka mē̃ ātē , bātchīt kartē mastak kē|K sivāy aur kahī̃ dēkhtē hī kyō̃ hō . 167Dūsrī bāt vātāvaraṇ kē|K vaśhībhūt hōnē vālē apnē āp sē pūchhē ki hamnē bāp kē|K sāth-sāth kis bāt kā ṭhēkā uṭhāyā hai  ?

152Whilstcoming into contact with others, whilst talking to them, why do you look anywhere other than at the forehead?Secondly, those who are influenced by the atmosphere should ask themselves: What contract have I taken with theFather?

168Ṭhēkēdār hō nā āp sab lōg  ?

153All of you are contractors, are you not?

169Nark kō badal kar svarg banānā , prakr̥iti kē|K tamōguṇ kō satōguṇ mē̃ parivartan karnā , yah ṭhēkā uṭhāyā hai nā  ?

154You have entered into the contract of changing hell into heaven, ofmaking the tamoguni elements satoguni, have you not?

170Prakr̥iti kō badalnē vālē svayã hī badal jātē haĩ  ? 171Ṭhēkā uṭhāyā hai pañch tatvō kō badalnē kā , aur vaśhībhūt phir vātāvaraṇ kē|K hō jātē hō  !

155Can those who change the elements not change themselves?You have taken the contract of changing the five elements, and yet you are influenced by the atmosphere!

172Jis samay vātāvaraṇ kē|K vaśhībhūt hō jātē hō us samay sthūl udāharaṇ sāmnē rakhō .

156When youare influenced by the atmosphere, keep a physical example in front of you.

173Agarbattī kab vātāvaraṇ kē|K vaśhībhūt nahī̃ hōtī hai .

157An incense stick is never influenced by theatmosphere.

174Vātāvaraṇ kō badalnē kē|K liyē agarbattī hai .

158The incense stick is for changing the atmosphere.

175Tō āpkī rachnā mē̃ agarbattī bannē vālā kaun  ?

159So who created the incense?

176- manuṣhya ātmā .

160A human soul.

177Tō āpkī rachnā mē̃ yah viśhēṣhtā hai aur rachayitā mē̃ nahī̃  ?

161Yourcreation has this speciality, and you, the creator, do not!

178Tō rachayitā huē yā kamjōr huē  ?

162So, are you creators or weak souls?

179Is complaint kō bhī apnī smr̥iti aur yukti dvārā samāpt karō .

163With yukti, finish thiscomplaint through your awareness.

180Mukhya yah dō kampalēnṭsa haĩ .

164These are the two main complaints.

181Ēk-dō party sē miltē hō tō yah complaint hī viśhēṣh hōtī hai .

165Whenever Baba meets a group, there are the two main complaints.

182Isliyē ḍrāmānusār bār-bār yahī bātē̃ karnā aur bār-bār bāp dvārā yahī śhikṣhā milnā iskā bhī hisāb-kitāb bantā hai .

166Therefore,according to the drama, to repeat these things again and again, and to ask Baba to give you some teachings again andagain also creates an account.

183Isliē ḍrāmānusār ab tak bhī special service lēnā yah bhī part samāpt hō rahā hai .

167Therefore, according to the drama, the part of taking special service is now coming toan end.

184Ismē̃ bhī rahasya hai .

168This is also significant.

185Vahī bāt kaī bār pūchhtē haĩ-ēk varṣh vāydā karkē jātē haĩ ki aglē varṣh yah complaint nahī̃ hōgī .

169You are asked the same thing many times: You leave here one year having promisedthat there will not be this complaint the next year.

186Dūsrē varṣh phir dōbārā kahtē ki aglē varṣh nahī̃ hōgī .

170The next year you make the same promise that it won't happen thefollowing year.

187Jō varṣh bītā vah kis khātē mē̃ gayā  ?

171Into which account did the last year go?

188Samajhtē haĩ ki bāp-dādā kō vāydā bhūl jātā hai .

172You think that perhaps BapDada has forgotten yourpromise.

189Samajhtē haĩ bāp-dādā kō kyā yād hōgā  ?

173What would BapDada remember?

190Bāp-dādā kō sabkē vāydē yād rahtē haĩ lēkin bāpdādā bachchō̃ kā ḍis-rigārḍa nahī̃ kartē .

174BapDada remembers everyone's promises, but He doesn't like to havedisregard for the children.

191Sāmnē baiṭh kahē ki vāydā nahī̃ nibhāyā , yah bhī ḍis-rigārḍa hai .

175If He were to sit in front of you and tell you that you didn't fulfil your promise, this toowould be disregard.

192Jab sir kā tāj banā rahē haĩ , svayã sē bhī āgē rakh rahē haĩ , tō aisī ātmā kā ḍis-rigārḍa kaisē karē̃gē  ?

176Since He is making you a crown of His head and placing you ahead of Himself, how could Hehave disregard for you?

193Isliē muskarātē haĩ .

177This is why He simply smiles.

194Aisē nahī̃ ki yād nahī̃ rahtā hai .

178It isn't that He doesn't remember.

195Ātmāō̃ kō tō chalā dētē haĩ . 196Nimitt banī huī ṭīcarō̃ kō baṛī chaturāī sē chalā dētē haĩ .

179He moves along withsouls and also moves along with the instrument teachers with great cleverness.

197Kahē̃gē āpnē hamārē bhāvārtha kō nahī̃ samjhā .

180They say: You didn't understand mymeaning.

198Hamārā bhāv yah nahī̃ thā , śhabda mukh sē nikal gayā .

181This was not my intention, but the words just emerged.

199Lēkin bāp-dādā bhāv kē|K bhī bhāv kō jāntā hai .

182However, BapDada understands the meaningbehind the meaning.

200Ussē chhipā nahī̃ sakē̃gē .

183You cannot hide anything from Him.

201Teacher phir bhī samajhē̃gē mērē sē galtī hō gaī  ; hō saktā hai .

184Teachers would realise that they have made a mistake;that is possible.

202Lēkin bāp sē tō nahī̃ hō saktī hai nā  ?

185But the Father wouldn't make a mistake.

203Isliyē ab chōṭīchōṭī bātō̃ kē|K liyē samay nahī̃ . 204Yah bhī vyarth mē̃ add hō jātā hai . 205Bāp sē jitnī mēhnat lētē hō , utnā return karnā hōgā .

186This is why there is no longer any time for trivial matters.These are also added to the account of waste.

206Vyakt rūp mē̃ mēhnat lī . 207Avyakt rūp mē̃ bhī kitnē varṣh hō gayē .

187You will have to give the return to Baba according to the effort youtake from Him.

208Chhaṭhā varṣh chal rahā hai . 209Avyakt rūp mē̃ bhī chhaḥ varṣh inhī̃ bātō̃ par śhikṣhā miltī rahī . 210Ab tak bhī vahī śhikṣhā chāhiē  ?

188You made Him work on you in the sakar form, and how many years has it been since you have beentaking from the avyakt form?

211Abhī service lēnē kā time hai athavā return karnē kā time hai  ?

189So now, is it time to take service or to give the return?

212Agar return nahī̃ karē̃gē tō prajā nahī̃ banā sakē̃gē .

190If you do not give the returnyou will not be able to create subjects.

213Isliyē ab svayã kō powerful banāō . 214Knowledgeful banāō .

191Therefore, now make yourself powerful and knowledge­full.

215Anēk prakār kī|key queue sē svayã kō mukt karō .

192Liberateyourself from the many different types of queues.

216Yukti jō miltī hai uskō kām mē̃ nahī̃ lagātē hō , isliyē mukt nahī̃ hō pātē .

193Because you don't use the yuktis you have been given, you aretherefore not able to be liberated.

217Achchhā yah huā queue kā response .

194Achcha. 195This was the response to the queues.

218Ab bāp-dādā bachchō̃ sē vidāī lētē haĩ .

196BapDada is now taking leave fromthe children.

219Achchhā  ! 220Ōm śhānti . 221Is murlī kā sār 222 ( 1 ) sākṣhīpan kā takht , bāp-dādā kā dil takht aur viśhva kē|K rājya bhāgya kā takht-in tīnō̃ takhtō̃ kā adhikārī bāp kē pās kisī bhī prakār kī|key queue mē̃ nahī̃ hōgā .

197Achcha.

223 ( 2 ) buddhi kā tālā khōlnē kī|key chābī hai ‘ sarvśhaktiyā̃ ’ . 224Inkō prāpt karnē sē bhinn-bhinn prakār kī|key ārjiyā̃ bāp-dādā kē pās ḍālnī band hō jāyēṅgī . 225 ( 3 ) knowledgeful aur trikāldarśhī kī|key stage par sthit hōnē vālā kabhī bhī kisī bhī prakār kā ulahnā nahī̃ dēgā . 226 ( 4 ) rōj kī|key murlī dvārā jō directions miltī rahtī haĩ un directions arthāt murlī kō dhyān sē sunkar aur usē dhāraṇ karnē sē vyarth saṅkalp aur vr̥itti aur dr̥iṣhṭi kā chañchal hōnā-yah dōnō̃ mukhya kampalēnṭsa samāpt hō jāyēṅgī .

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