Avyakt murli for Saturday 2 August 1975
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| r̥ | r̥i |
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2Vidēśh mē̃ īśhvarīy sēvā kā mahatva
1The importance of Godly service in the foreign lands.
3Double vidēśhī bachchō̃ kē|K liyē vidēśhī bannē vālē jyōrtimay brahm mahātatva kē|K vāsī śhiv bābā bōlē :
2Which children constantly remain personally in front of BapDada? 3What is the speciality of the children whoconstantly remain in front of BapDada?
4Bāp-dādā kē|K sammukh kaunsē bachchē sadā rahtē haĩ ?
4BapDada has to celebrate a meeting with such special souls in a special form.
5Sadā sammukh rahnē vālē bachchō̃ kī|key viśhēṣhtā kyā hai ?
5Such children are called the stars of the eyes or the light of the world.
6Aisē viśhēṣh ātmāō̃ kē prati bāpdādā kō viśhēṣh rūp sē milan manānā hōtā hai . 7Aisē bachchō̃ kō nayanō̃ kē|K sitārē va jahān kē|K nūr kahā jātā hai .
6Just as the most special and essential senses ofa physical body are the eyes, for without the eyes, there is no world, in the same way, such children are rememberedas the most special children.
8Jaisē sthūl śharīr kē|K andar sabsē viśhēṣh aur sadā āvaśhyak aṅg nayan haĩ .
7Because of being serviceable, such children are like the light of the world.
9Nayan nahī̃ tō jahān nahī̃ . 10Isī prakār aisē bachchē itnē viśhēṣh gāyē huē haĩ .
8Just as eyesare essential for one's life, in the same way, light is essential for the world.
11Aisē bachchē serviceable hōnē kē|K kāraṇ viśhva kē|K liyē va jahān kē liē nūr arthāt prakāśh va jyōti kē|K samān haĩ .
9If such souls were not to becomeinstruments, the world would become like a jungle, that is, the world would not be a world any more.
12Jaisē jān ( śharīr ) kē liē nayan āvaśhyak haĩ vaisē hī jahān kē liē nūr āvaśhyak haĩ .
10In the sameway, do you constantly perform every action considering yourself to be a star?
13Agar aisī ātmāyē̃ nimitt nahī̃ banē̃ tō jahān jaṅgal ban jātā hai arthāt jahān , jahān nahī̃ rahtā .
11And, in that too, a sparkling star?Only such children are constantly merged in Baba's eyes.
14Aisē sadā svayã kō bhī sitārā hī samajhkar karma kartē haĩ ? 15Sitārā bhī chamaktā huā sitārā .
12That is, they are constantly absorbed in Baba's love.Together with this, BapDada is constantly merged in their eyes.
16Aisē bachchē hī bāpdādā kē|K nayanō̃ mē̃ samāyē huē arthāt bāp kī|key lagan mē̃ sadā magna rahnē vālē haĩ .
13Such children, who are the light of the eyes, see butdo not see any person or any object except the Father.
17Sāth-sāth unkē nayanō̃ mē̃ bhī sadā bāpdādā samāyā huā rahtā hai .
14Have you created such a stage or are you even now looking atsomething else?
18Aisē nayanō̃ kē|K nūr sivāy bāp kē|K aur kōī bhī vyakti va vastu kō dēkhtē huē bhī nahī̃ dēkhtē .
15Can you see the slightest sweetness in any other person?
19Aisī sthiti banī hai athavā ab tak bhī aur kuchh dikhāī dētā hai ?
16Do you experience the world to be withoutany essence?
20Kisī mē̃ bhī anśh-mātra kōī ras dikhāī dētā hai ?
17Do you intellectually experience everyone in this world to be dead?
21Asār saṅsār anubhav hōtā hai ?
18Would you desire something froma corpse?
22Yah sab marē hī paṛē hai - aisā buddhi dvārā anubhav hōtā hai ?
19Would you experience any relationship with a corpse?
23Murdō̃ sē kōī prāpti kī|key ichchhā hō saktī hai , kyā kōī sambandh kī|key anubhūti hōtī hai ? 24Aisē ichchhā mātram avidyā , sadā ēk kē|K ras mē̃ rahnē vālē , ēk ras sthiti vālē ban chukē hō athavā ab tak bhī murdō̃ sē kisī prakār kī|key prāpti kī|key kāmnā hai yā kōī vināśhī ras apnī taraph ākarṣhit kartē haĩ ?
20Have you become one who is completely ignorantof even the knowledge of desire, and who therefore constantly experiences the sweetness of One and who has createda stable stage? 21Or, do you even now desire to attain something from a corpse? 22Or, is some perishable sweetnesspulling you towards itself?
25Jab tak kōī prāpti kī|key ichchhā va kāmnā hai yā kōī ras kā ākarṣhaṇ hai tō bāpdādā kē|K nayanō̃ kē|K sitārē nahī̃ ban saktē va sadā nayanō̃ mē̃ bāpdādā samā nahī̃ saktē .
23Whilst you have a desire or wish to attain something, or whilst you are attracted by someother sweetness, you cannot become the stars of BapDada's eyes and BapDada cannot constantly be merged in youreyes.
26Ēk haĩ aisī viśhēṣh ātmāyē̃ jinhō̃ kō nūrē-ratna va nayanō̃ kē|K sitārē va jahān kē|K nūr kahtē haĩ . 27Tō first number mē̃ tō nayanō̃ kē|K nūr haĩ .
24There are such special souls who are called the jewels of light, the stars of the eyes or the light of the world.But the first number is the light of the eyes.
28Second number kyā hai ?
25What is the second number?
29Jaisē nūrē ratna prasiddh haĩ . 30Nūrē jahān va jahān kē|K nūr , isī prakār second number vālē kis rūp mē̃ prasiddh haĩ ?
26Just as the jewels of light and the light of the world are very well known, so too, inwhich form are the second number very well known?
31Bhujāō̃ kē|K rūp mē̃ !
27In the form of the arms.
32Brahmā kī|key bhujāyē̃ anēk dikhātē hai .
28Many arms of Brahma have beenshown.
33Second number vālī bhujāyē̃ zarūr haĩ arthāt sahyōgī ātmāyē̃ haĩ .
29Those of the second number are the arms, that is, they are cooperative.
34Tō svayã kō first number mē̃ samajhtē hō yā second number kē|K ?
30So, do you consider yourself to bethe first number or the second number?
35London kā group kaun sē number mē̃ hai ?
31Which number are those from the London group?
36Jabki double vidēśhī group nē bāpdādā kā viśhēṣh āhvān kiyā hai .
32The group of doubleforeigners have specially invoked BapDada.
37Vidēśhī tō sab haĩ lēkin yah double vidēśhī haĩ .
33All are foreigners, but these are double foreign.
38Tō double vidēśhiyō̃ kō viśhēṣh rūp sē bāpdādā kā show karnā paṛē .
34So the doubleforeigners in particular have to reveal BapDada.
39Vah tab kar sakē̃gē jab nayanō̃ kē|K nūr banē̃gē . 40Bhujāyē̃ nahī̃ .
35You will only be able to do that when you become the light of theeyes, not the arms.
41Vidēśhiyō̃ kō service kā nayā plan banānā chāhiē .
36Foreigners should create new plans for service.
42Jaisē bhārat mē̃ nivās karnē vālī serviceable ātmāyē̃ naī-naī invention nikāltī hai . 43Aisē double vidēśhiyō̃ nē kyā invention nikālī hai ?
37Just as the serviceable souls resident in Bharatcreate new inventions, so too, what invention have the double foreigners created?
44Jaisē bhārat mē̃ nikalī huī vidēśh mē̃ bhī kartē hō vaisē vidēśh kī|key invention phir bhārat mē̃ hō .
38Just as the inventions made inBharat are sent abroad, so too, the inventions created in the foreign lands should be sent to Bharat.
45Jaisē pradarśhanī , fair , prōjēkṭar-śō va gītā pāṭhśhālāyē̃ , yah bhārat mē̃ nivās karnē vālō̃ kī|key invention haĩ .
39The exhibitions,fairs, projector shows and Gita Pathshalas etc. are the inventions of those resident in Bharat.
46Aisē vidēśhiyō̃ nē kyā invention kī hai ?
40What invention have theforeigners created?
47 ( maurīśas mē̃ prime minister kō bulāyā thā ) kisī kō bulānā - yah bhī yahā̃ sē śhurū huā hai lēkin uskō practical mē̃ vahā̃ lāyā hai .
41(They invited the Prime Minister of Mauritius.) 42Inviting someone began here, but it firsthappened practically there.
48Bhārat nē practical nahī̃ kiyā .
43This is O.K.
49Yah tō ṭhīk hai , jō kuchh kiyā hai uskē liē bāpdādā dhanyavād kahtē haĩ .
44Baba congratulates you for whatever you have done so far.
50Lēkin vahā̃ sē kōī nayī invention nikalī hai ?
45But have youcreated a new invention there?
51Vidēśhiyō̃ kō aisī kōī vihaṅg-mārga kī|key service invention vidēśh kē|K vātāvaraṇ-pramāṇ nikālnī hai , jō thōṛē samay kē|K andar vidēśh mē̃ sandēśh pahũch jāē .
46The foreigners have to create an invention to do fast service in the foreign landsaccording to the circumstances, so that in a short time, the message is able to reach everywhere.
52T . we|V . va radio mē̃ āp lōgō̃ kā ātā hai vah tō vahā̃ kē liē common bāt hai .
47Whatever you haveappearing on the T.V. and radio is a common matter for all of you there.
53Jaisē āpkā ātā hai vaisē aurō̃ kā bhī ātā hai .
48Just as your material appears in the media,so does everyone else's.
54India mē̃ yah baṛī bāt hai . 55Lēkin yahī bāt kaī sthānō̃ mē̃ common hai . 56Tō jitnā purūṣhārth kiyā hai , thōṛē samay mē̃ himmat , umaṅg , utsāh dikhlātē huē service kō āgē baṛhāyā hai uskē liyē bāpdādā last is fast kā title tō dētē hī haĩ .
49Although the same thing is common in many places, in India, this is something great.BapDada gives you the title of being lastandsofast for whatever effort you have made and for having progressed inservice in a short time by having courage and giving zeal and enthusiasm.
57Lēkin ab āpas mē̃ sab vidēśhī mil kar aisī naī invention nikālō jō vidēśh mē̃ itnā force kā āvāj hō jō vah bhāratvāsiyō̃ tak pahũchē .
50But now, all of you together should create amongst yourselves an invention which creates such a loud sound in theforeign countries that it reaches the people of Bharat.
58Vidēśh kī|key service kā mūl foundation hī yah hai ki vidēśh kī|key āvāj dvārā bhārat kē|K kumbhakaraṇ jāgēṅgē .
51Service in the foreign countries is the main foundation for theKumbhakarnas of Bharat to awaken through the sound from abroad.
59Vidēś-sarvis kī|key aim object yah hai .
52This is the aim and object of service in theforeign lands.
60Vidēśh kā vidēśh mē̃ dikhāyā yah kōī baṛī bāt nahī̃ hai .
53When you show something of the foreign countries in the foreign countries themselves, that is not abig thing.
61Us lakṣhya sē vidēśh kī|key sēvā drama mē̃ nūndhī huī hai aur ab tak bhī kōī bhī invention kā āvāj vidēśh sē hī hōtā āyā hai .
54The service of the foreign countries with that aim is already fixed in the drama. 55And, even now, the soundof any invention has been coming from the foreign countries.
62Invention bhārat kī|key hī hōtī hai , lēkin bhārat-vāsī bhārat kī|key invention kō vidēśhiyō̃ dvārā hī māntē āyē haĩ .
56Although an invention may have been invented inBharat, the people of Bharat would only accept it as having come from abroad.
63Aisē hī yah īśhvarīy pratyakṣhatā kī|key āvāj vidēśh service hī bhārat mē̃ nām-bālā karēgī .
57In the same way, it is the service inthe foreign countries that will glorify the sound of the Godly revelation in Bharat.
64Tō vidēśhī is kāryārtha nimitt banē huē haĩ .
58The foreigners are instruments forthis task.
65Isliyē ab aisī invention nikālō . 66Kōī aisī ātmā kō nimitt banāō jinkē anubhav kā āvāj hō , mukh kā āvāj nahī̃ .
59Therefore, now create such an invention, make such a soul an instrument who would spread the sound, notjust through words, but through his experience.
67Anubhav kā āvāj vidēśh sē bhārat tak pahũchē .
60The sound of experience of someone from the foreign lands shouldreach Bharat.
68Antim samay mē̃ vidēśh sēvā kō itnā mahatva kyō̃ diyā hai , jabki jānē vālō̃ kā bhī saṅkalp hōtā hai ki aisē nāzuk va najdīk samay par vidēśh mē̃ kyō̃ bhējā jātā hai ?
61Why has the service in the foreign lands been given so much importance at the final time, when eventhose who are being sent there from here have the thought: Why are we being sent there at such a delicate time whenwe are coming close to the end?
69Jabki ant mē̃ vidēśh sē bhārat mē̃ hī ānā hai .
62After all, at the end, we will have to leave the foreign lands and go to Bharat.
70Phir bhī vidēśh sēvā āgē baṛh rahī hai .
63Eventhen, service in the foreign lands is moving ahead fast.
71Achchhē - achchhē hands vidēś-sēvārtha bhējē jā rahē haĩ , jabki bhārat mē̃ āvaśhyaktā hai .
64Very good hands are being sent to the foreign countries forservice, even though there is a need for them in Bharat.
72Nimantraṇ haĩ - phir bhī kyō̃ bhējā jā rahā hai ?
65They have invitations here; so why then are they still beingsent away?
73Aur yah bhī jāntē haĩ ki anya mat matāntarō̃ kā svarg mē̃ ānē kā part nahī̃ hai , lēkin jō transfer hō gayē haĩ , va kanvarṭa hō gayē haĩ un ātmāō̃ kō apnē ādi dharm mē̃ lānē kē|K liyē bhējā jātā hai jō bahut thōṛē hōṅgē .
66You even know that the many different sects etc. do not have a part of going to heaven, but you are beingsent there to bring back those who have been transferred or converted into other religions.
74Iskā mūl ādhār va vidēśh service kī|key aim-object yah hai ki vidēśh dvārā bhārat tak āvāj pahuñchnē kā rāj drama mē̃ nūndhā huā hai .
67Why the service in theforeign lands is the main basis or the foundation is that it is fixed within the drama for the sound from the foreigncountries to reach Bharat.
75Isliē vidēśh kī|key service kō first chance diyā huā hai .
68This is why the service in the foreign lands has been given the first chance.
76Bākī gītā pāṭhśhālāyē̃ khōlī̃ va T . we|V . mē̃ bōlā vah kōī aim-object nahī̃ .
69To haveopened Gita Pathshalas or to have spoken on the radio or T.V. is not your aim and object.
77Vah sab sādhan haĩ aim-object tak pahuñchnē kā .
70All those are the methodsto reach your aim and object.
78Samjhā ?
71Do you understand?
79Tō ab āpas mē̃ aisī rāy karō ki jaldī sē jaldī bhārat tak āvāz kaisē phailāvē̃ ?
72So now have such discussions amongst yourselves about how tomake the sound reach Bharat as quickly as possible.
80Vidēśh dvārā bhārat mē̃ āvāj kaisē hō ?
73How can the sound of the foreign lands reach Bharat?
81Āj khās vidēśhiyō̃ kē|K liyē bāpdādā kō bhī vidēśhī bannā paṛā hai . 82Bāpdādā vidēśhī na bantē tō mil bhī na sakē .
74Today, even BapDada has to become the Foreigner especially for the double foreigners.
83Vidēśhī viśhēṣh ātmāyē̃ , jōki viśhēṣh kārya kē nimitt banī huī haĩ , aisē hōvanhār group kō dēkhnē kē liē va sākār rūp mē̃ milnē kē|K liyē nirākār aur ākār kō bhī sākār rūp kā ādhār lēnā paṛā .
75If BapDada were not tobecome the Foreigner, He could not meet you. 76The foreigners are special souls who have become instruments for aspecial task.
84Aisī viśhēṣh ātmāyē̃ sadā apnē kō viśhēṣh ātmā samajhtē huē mansā , vāchā , karmaṇā viśhēṣh saṅkalp , vāṇī aur karma kartē rahō .
77In order to meet such a group in the corporeal form, the Incorporeal and the angelic have to take thesupport of the corporeal form.
85Dōnō̃ hī taraph kē|K groups achchhē haĩ . 86Āp lōgō̃ kē nimitt anya ātmāō̃ kō bhī chance mil gayā aur sab ātmāyē̃ , usmē̃ bhī viśhēṣh madhuban nivāsī apnē kō sadā luckiest samjhō .
78Such special souls should consider themselves to be so special and continue toperform special actions through their thoughts, words and deeds. 79The groups from both sides are very good.
87Kyōṅki sivāy madhuban kē|K bāpdādā kahā̃ bhī milan nahī̃ manā saktē . 88 ( lusākā mē̃ kyō̃ nahī̃ ātē ) ākārī rūp mē̃ yahā̃-vahā̃ jā saktē haĩ .
80Becauseof you, many other souls received a chance, and all souls, especially the Madhuban niwasis, should considerthemselves to be the luckiest.
89Jab jiskā samay ātā hai tō sarakamasṭēnsēj ( paristhitiyā̃ ) va samay sahaj aur svataḥ hī vahā̃ lē jātā hai . 90Achchhā .
81This is because BapDada cannot celebrate a meeting anywhere other than inMadhuban.
91Svayã kō aur samay kō jānnē vālē , sadā sarv rasō̃ sē nyārē ēk ras mē̃ rahnē vālē , bāpdādā kō sadā nayanō̃ mē̃ samānē vālē , bāpdādā kē|K nayanō̃ kē|K sitārē , sadā svayã kō jyōti svarūp sitārā samajhkar chalnē vālē , nyārī aur pyārī ātmāō̃ aur sarvaśhrēṣhṭha ātmāō̃ kē|K sāth-sāth viśhēṣh double vidēśhī ātmāō̃ kō bāpdādā kā yād-pyār aur namastē . 92Is murlī kē|K viśhēṣh tathya 931 . pahlē number kē|K bachchō̃ kō nayanō̃ kē|K nūr kahā jātā hai . 94Aisē nayanō̃ kē|K nūr sivāy bāp kē|K aur kōī bhī vastu va vyakti kō dēkhtē huē bhī nahī̃ dēkhtē .
82(Why does BapDada not come in Lusaka?)
95Yah sab marē hī paṛē haĩ aisā buddhi dvārā anubhav kartē haĩ ?
83BapDada can go anywhere in the subtle form.
96Kōī bhī vināśhī ras apnī taraph ākarṣhit nahī̃ kartā . 97Sadā ēk kē|K ras mē̃ rahnē vālē , ēk-ras sthiti vālē hōtē haĩ .
84When such atime comes, then the circumstances and the time will easily and automatically call Baba there.
98Aisē bachchē sarvisēbal hōnē kē|K kāraṇ viśhva kē liē va jahān kē liē nūr arthāt prakāśh va amar jyōti kē|K samān haĩ . 992 . vidēśh kī|key service kā mūl foundation yah hai ki vidēśh kī|key āvāj dvārā bhārat kē|K kumbhakaraṇ jāgēṅgē . 100Vidēśh dvārā bhārat tak āvāj pahuñchnē kā rāz drama mē̃ nūndhā huā hai . 1013 . sadā apnē kō viśhēṣh ātmā samajhtē huē mansā , vāchā , karmaṇā viśhēṣh saṅkalp , vāṇī aur karma kartē
85Achcha. 86To those who know themselves and the time; to those who are detached from all other tastes and constantly have thesweetness of the One; to the stars of BapDada's eyes who constantly have BapDada in their eyes; to those whoconstantly move along considering themselves to be the stars of light; to such lovely and unique and most elevatedsouls, and especially to the doubleforeign souls, BapDada's love, remembrance and namaste. 87* * * O M S H A N T I * * *