Avyakt murli for Sunday 19 October 1975 - 1

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2Vr̥ikṣhapati dvārā kalp-vr̥ikṣha kī|key durdaśhā kā ā̃khō̃ dēkhā hall|hāl

1The bad state of the kalpa tree as seen through the eyes of the Seed of the Tree.

3Manuṣy-sr̥ṣṭi rūpī vr̥ikṣha kē|K bīj rūp aur nayē kalp-vr̥ikṣha kē|K rachayitā parampitā śhiv vr̥ikṣha kī|key sair kā samāchār sunātē huē bābā bōlē  :

2Today, both the Seed of the Tree and Adi Dev went to look at their tree. 3When Adi Dev, that is, the father of thecorporeal human world, Prajapita Brahma, looked at the tree from all directions, what did he see?

4Āj vr̥ikṣhapati aur ādi dēv dōnō̃ hī apnē vr̥ikṣha kī|key dēkh-rēkh karnē gayē . 5Ādi dēv arthāt sākār manuṣhya sr̥iṣhṭi kā rachayitā bāp ( prajāpitā brahmā ) nē jab vr̥ikṣha kō chārō̃ ōr sē dēkhā tō kyā dēkhā  ?

4Although everyleaf, that is, every human soul, has become old, he saw that the majority of the leaves had some disease on them dueto which the colour or form of the leaf has changed, that is, its beauty has been lost.

6Har-ēk manuṣhya ātmā rūpī pattā purānā tō hō hī gayā hai lēkin majority pattō̃ kō bīmārī bhī lagī huī hai jissē us pattē kā raṅg - rūp badlā|badalā huā hai arthāt raunak badalī|badlī huī hai .

5On the first side, Baba saw theruling authority; on the second side, he saw the authority of religion; on the third side, he saw the authority of bhaktiand on the fourth side, the authority of the people. 6All these four authorities seemed completely hollow inside andpowerless.

7Ēk taraph rājy-sattā kō dēkhā , dūsrī taraph dharm sattā , tīsrī taraph bhakti kī|key sattā , chauthī taraph prajā kī|key sattā - yah chārō̃ hī sattāyē̃ bilkul andar sē śhaktihīn , khōkhalī dikhāī dī̃ . 8Andar khālī , bāhar sē sirph rūp rahā huā thā .

7Although, externally, they still had their beauty, internally, they seemed empty. 8Just as when somethingis eaten away by termites, it is rotten inside, but externally, you can still see its beautiful form, in the same way, theruling authority did not have any authority of a kingdom.

9Jaisē dīmak lagtī hai tō andar sē khāyā huā hōtā hai sirph bāhar kā rūp hī dikhāī paṛtā hai , aisē hī rājya sattā mē̃ rājya kī sattā nahī̃ thī .

9It was called a kingdom, but internally, day and night, therewas a lot of pull from all sides, that is, the fire of jealousy was burning away.

10Nām rājya lēkin andar din-rāt ēk-dūsrē mē̃ khīñchātān arthāt īrṣhyā kī|key agni jal rahī thī .

10Not only did they not have anyattainment of happiness from their kingdom, but they didn't even have one moment's comfort.

11Rājya sē sukhō̃ kī|key prāpti tō kyā lēkin ēk minute bhī chain nahī̃ . 12Nīnd kā bhī chain nahī̃ . 13Jō mānav jīvan mē̃ sārē din kī|key thakāvaṭ kā , saṅkalpō̃ kō samānē kā sādhan nidrā kā niyam banā huā hai , vah alpkāl kā bhī chain bhāgya mē̃ nahī̃ .

11They did not evenhave the comfort of sleep. 12Sleep is the means to remove a person's tiredness of the whole day and the means tomerge all thoughts, but they do not have even this temporary comfort in their fortune, that is, they have a kingdomthat doesn't have any fortune.

14Arthāt bhāgyahīn rājya . 15Na rājya sattā , na rājya dvārā alpkāl kī|key prāpti kī|key sattā , aisā sattāhīn rājya dēkhā .

13They neither have the authority to rule nor do they have any authority of sometemporary attainment from their kingdom. 14Baba saw a kingdom that had no authority.

16Sadā bhay kē|K bhūtō̃ kē|K bīch kursī par baiṭhā huā dēkhā .

15Baba saw the people seated ontheir chair of position constantly surrounded by evil spirits of fear.

17Yah dēkhtē huē phir aur taraph kyā dēkhā  ?

16Having seen this, what did Baba see on the otherside?

18’ ’ 19Dharm sattā - dharm sattā mē̃ kuchh thōṛē bahut chhōṭē-chhōṭē nayē pattē dikhāī dē rahē thē , lēkin un pattō̃ kō bahut jaldī ahaṅkār arthāt sva-abhimān aur siddhi svīkār kī|key chiṛiyā khā rahī thī .

17The authority of religionः there were a few new leaves visible amidst the authorities of religion. 18However, thoseleaves were very quickly being eaten away by arrogance, that is, they were being eaten by the birds of arrogance ofthe self and acceptance of their own success. 19What did Baba see on the other side?

20Dūsrī taraph kyā dēkhā-nām dharm lēkin hai ati kukarm .

20There were extremely bad actionsbeing performed in the name of religion.

21Kukarm arthāt vikarma kā kīṛā unhō̃ kī|key dharm sattā arthāt śhakti kō khatm kar rahā hai .

21The insects of sinful action were eating away the authority of religion, thatis, they were finishing their power.

22Anēk prakār kē|K ulaṭē naśō̃ mē̃ chūr , dharm kē|K hōśh sē bēhōśh thē .

22They were completely intoxicated in the wrong type of intoxication and werecompletely unconscious to the awareness of righteousness.

23Tō dharmsattā bhī bāhar kē|K āḍambar rūp mē̃ dēkhī .

23Baba also saw the authority of religion in its external,glittering form.

24Tyāg , tapasyā aur vairāgya kē badlē lōgō̃ kō riddhiyō̃-siddhiyō̃ mē̃ khēltē huē dēkhā .

24Baba saw that instead of being engaged in renunciation, tapasya and disinterest, people were playingwith occult powers.

25Vairāgya kē|K bajāy rāg-dvēṣh mē̃ dēkhā .

25Instead of seeing them having disinterest, Baba saw them caught up in duality.

26Majority jaisē rājya sattā lottery kī|key juā khēl rahī hai vaisē hī vē|way dharm sattā hōtē huē bhī bhūlē bhaktō̃ sē alpkāl kī|key siddhiyō̃ kā juā khēl rahē thē .

26Just as themajority of those with the authority of the kingdom were gambling in a lottery, in the same way, whilst having theauthority of religion, they were gambling with the innocent devotees, offering them temporary success.

27Baṛē-baṛē dāv lagā rahē haĩ - yah prāpt karā dūṅgā tō itnā dēnā hōgā , bīmārī kō miṭāyēṅgē tō itnā dān puṇya karnā hōgā .

27They werepromising great winingsः You give this and I will enable you to attain all of this. 28I will cure your illness, and inexchange, you will have to donate this much and do this much charity etc.

28Aisē siddhiyō̃ kē|K juā kē|K dāv lagā rahē haĩ .

29They were asking people to put up suchstakes and gamble for success.

29Phir kyā dēkhā  ?

30What did Baba see next?

30Bhakti kī|key sattā - usmē̃ kyā dēkhā  ?

31The authority of bhaktiः What did Baba see in that?

31Andh-śhraddhā kī|key paṭṭiyā̃ ôkhō̃ par bandhī huī haĩ - aur ḍhūṇḍh rahē haĩ manjil kō .

32Whilst searching for their destination, people have the blindfoldof blind faith over their eyes.

32Yah khēl dēkhā hai nā , jō ôkhō̃ par paṭṭī bāndhē huē hōtē haĩ tō phir rāstā kaisē ḍhūṇḍhtē haĩ  ?

33You have seen this game, haven't you, where someone is blindfolded and then has tolook for the path?

33Jahā̃ sē āvāj āyēgā vahā̃ chal paṛē̃gē .

34He would go in the direction from where sound is coming.

34Andar ghabrāhaṭ hōgī kyōṅki ôkhō̃ par paṭṭī hai .

35Internally, there would be fear becausehe is blindfolded.

35Tō bhakta bhī andar sē duḥkh-aśhānti sē ghabaṛā rahē haĩ .

36So bhagats, too, are very much afraid inside because of sorrow and peacelessness.

36Jahā̃ sē kōī āvāj suntē haĩ ki phalānī ātmā bahut jaldī prāpti karātī hai tō us āvāj kē pīchhē andh-śhraddhā mē̃ bhāg rahē haĩ .

37Whenever theyhear that a certain person is able to give them a lot of attainment, they run to that person with blind faith.

37Kōī ṭhikānā nahī̃ .

38They haveno destination.

38Dūsrī taraph guṛiyō̃ kē|K khēl mē̃ itnē mast ki yadi kōī ghar ( paramdhām ) kā sahī rāstā batāyē̃ tō kōī sunnē kē|K liyē taiyār nahī̃ .

39On the other side, they are so engrossed in the play of dolls that, even if someone were to show themthe true path home, they would not be ready to listen to that person.

39Bhakti kī|key sattā hai ati snēh kī|key lēkin snēh kī|key sattā svārtha mē̃ badal gaī hai .

40The authority of bhakti is of deep love, but that authority of love has changed into selfishness.

40Svārtha kā bōl bālā hōtā hai .

41The words ofselfishness are glorified.

41Sab svārtha mē̃ bhikhārī dikhāī diyā - śhānti dō , sukh dō , sambandhī kī|key āyu baṛī dō , sampatti mē̃ vr̥iddhi hō , yah dō , yah dō , vah dō - aisē bhīkh māṅgnē vālē bhikhārī thē .

42Due to selfishisness, everyone appeared to be a beggar asking for peace, happiness, long lifefor relatives, a lot of wealth; asking for this, that and the other. 43They were beggars begging for something.

42Tō bhaktō̃ kō bhikhārī rūp mē̃ dēkhā aur āgē chalō .

44So Babasaw bhagats as beggars. 45Now, move further from there.

43Prajā kī|key sattā - prajā mē̃ kyā dēkhā  ?

46The authority of the peopleः What did Baba see amongst the people?

44Sabhī chintā kī|key chitā par baiṭhē huē haĩ .

47Everyone is sitting on the pyre of worry.

45Khā bhī rahē haĩ , chal bhī rahē haĩ aur kōī karma bhī kar rahē haĩ lēkin sadaiv yah bhay kā saṅkalp hai ki abhī tīlī arthāt . āg lagī ki lagī .

48Theyare eating, they are moving along, they are performing some action, but at the same time, they are constantly afraidthat any moment there will be a spark, that is, that the fire will ignite.

46Saṅkalpō̃ mē̃ svapn muāphik yah dikhāī dētā rahtā hai ki abhī pakaṛ gayē ki pakaṛē gayē - kabhī rājya sattā dvārā , kabhī prakr̥iti kī|key āpdāō̃ dvārā , kabhī ḍākuō̃ dvārā - aisē hī saṅkalpō̃ mē̃ svapn dēkhtē rahtē .

49As though in a dream, it constantly appears intheir thoughts that they might be caught at any moment by either the authority of the government, by the authority ofsome natural calamity or by thugs. 50They constantly have such nightmares in their thoughts. 51By sitting on the pyre ofsuch worries, they were distressed, peaceless and experiencing sorrow and unable to see any clear path by which theycould save themselves.

47Aisī chintāō̃ kī|key chitā par savār , parēśhān , duḥkhī aur aśhānt thē jō kōī rāstā najar na āyē jissē apnē kō bachā sakē̃ .

52If they went in one direction, there would be fire, if they went in another direction, therewould be water. 53With tension all around them, they were afraid. 54This was today's tour. 55When Baba returned from this tour, He saw the sapling of the new tree.

48Vahā̃ jāyē̃ tō āg hai , vahā̃ jāyē̃ tō pānī hai .

56Who was in the sapling? 57Do all of youconsider yourselves to be the sapling?

49Aisē chārō̃ ōr kī|key tension ( tanāv ) kē|K bīch ghabrāyē huē nazar āyē yah thī āj kī|key sair .

58When the old tree is diseased and completely decayed, the new tree­plantingceremony will take place through you images of support.

50Jab yah sair kar lauṭē tō nayē vr̥ikṣha kī|key kalam kō dēkhā .

59Brahmins are the roots, that is, they are the foundation ofthe new tree.

51Kalam mē̃ kaun thē  ?

60You are the foundation.

52Āp sabhī apnē kō kalam samajhtē hō  ?

61So Baba saw how powerful the foundation was.

53Jab purānē vr̥ikṣha kō bīmārī lag gaī , jaṛjaṛībhūt hō gayā tō ab nayā vr̥kṣ-āyēpaṇ āp ādhār mūrtiyō̃ dvārā hī hōgā .

62Whilst seeing the badconditions all around, Brahma Baba had the thought that the old tree should be finished right now through the tapaswiform of the children and the fire of yoga.

54Brāhmaṇ haĩ hī nayē vr̥ikṣha kī|key jaṛē̃ arthāt foundation , āp hō foundation .

63And then Baba made the spiritual army, the tapaswi Brahmins, emerge.

55Tō dēkhā ki foundation kitnā powerful nimitt banā huā hai .

64Allof them were engaged in tapasya according to their own capacity.

56Brahmā bāp kō chārō̃ ōr kī|key durdaśhā dēkhtē huē saṅkalp āyā ki abhī-abhī bachchō̃ kē|K tapasvī rūp dvārā yōg agni dvārā is purānē vr̥ikṣha kō bhasma kar lē̃ .

65An intense fire was visible. 66Within the gathering,the impact of the fire of yoga was definitely good, but it wasn't powerful enough for the destruction of the world.There was force, but not full force.

57Itnē mē̃ tapasvī-rūp brāhmaṇ va rūhānī sēnā emerge kī|key .

67The Brahmins had not completely attained the full stage that they have to claimaccording to their number.

58Sab tapasvī rūp mē̃ apnē-apnē yathā śhakti force ( śhakti ) lagā rahē thē .

68Therefore, they didn't have the full force through which destruction could immediatelytake place, that is, through which the old tree could finish.

59Yōg-agni prajjavalit huī dikhāī dē rahī thī .

69What will you do now? 70Put Brahma Baba's thought intothe practical form.

60Saṅgaṭhan rūp mē̃ yōg agni kā prabhāv achchhā jarūr thā , lēkin viśv kē|K vināśh arth|earth viśhāl rūp nahī̃ thā .

71Be loving to the Father and co­operate in this unlimited task. 72However, it should not be at sometime later; you have to make yourself complete right now.

61Force thā lēkin fullforce nahī̃ thā .

73Do you understand? 74Achcha.

62Arthāt sarv brāhmaṇō̃ kē|K number anusār yathā-śhakti full stage jō her|har brāhmaṇ kō apnē-apnē number pramāṇ sampūrṇ arthāt full stage prāpt karnī thī , usmē̃ full nahī̃ thē arthāt sampann nahī̃ thē is liyē fullforce nahī̃ thā , jō ēk dhak sē vināśh hō jāē va purānā vr̥ikṣha bhasma hō jāy .

75To those who put such thoughts into the practical form; to those who give the return of love and are constantlymerciful; to those who are stable in the stage of world benefactors; to those who remain unshakeable and immovable;to the children who constantly maintain good wishes, BapDada's love, remembrance and namaste. 76Personal meetingः 77Today, you heard what Brahma Baba wants. 78He wants the army to be ready.

63Ab kyā karē̃gē  ?

79So, the instrument souls in thecorporeal form have to intensify their speed of preparing the army. 80Intense speed means they have to do this quickly.Quick means that you do something practically as soon as you think about it; your thoughts and actions should beequal; the plans and the practical form should be equalः do you have such speed? 81Or, is it that you continually createplans, but that very little happens in practice? 82Is it that you create many thoughts, but that very few are put intopractice?

64Brahmā bāp kē|K saṅkalp kō sākār mē̃ lāō .

83To have equality of thoughts and actions is a sign of perfection. 84From this sign, you will be able to judgehow close you are to your goal. 85So, now, prepare such a group that everyone who sees this group would receive courage and enthusiasm and begin tofollow them. 86Just as the sample of sakar Baba makes the effort of the effort­makers very simple, in the same way, create such asample that the effort of many souls becomes very simple.

65Bāp snēhī ban is viśhāl kārya mē̃ sahyōgī banō .

87Have you prepared such a group? 88It should be such agroup of shaktis who would be able to challenge Maya, no matter which authority Maya comes with.

66Lēkin kab nahī̃ , abhī sē hī svayã kō sampann banāō .

89Those people are destined to be defeated whilst gambling anyway.

67Samjhā  ?

90In the memorial of the previous kalpa, gamblinghas been shown, but not accurately. 91Kauravs are engaged in their own gambling whereas those of the authority ofreligion are engaged in their own gambling. 92They are to be defeated through their gambling and the flag of thePandavs will be revealed. 93When someone who challenges fearlessly in this way, someone who isn't even afraid ofthe storms of Maya and constantly issues a challenge to be victorious, takes the initiative in the army, others can alsofollow.

68Achchhā .

94Achcha.

69Aisē saṅkalp kō sākār karnē vālē , snēh kā return sahyōg mē̃ dēnē vālē , sadā rahm dil , viśhva kalyāṇkārī sthiti mē̃ sthit hōnē vālē , achal aur aṛōl rahnē vālē aur aisē sadā śhubh chintan mē̃ rahnē vālē śhubh-chintak bachchō̃ kō bāpdādā kā yād-pyār aur namastē .

952. The main qualifications of those who fulfil the responsibility of love for the Father. 96Have you made Baba your life's Companion? 97You constantly have to fulfil the responsibility ofcompanionship to your Companion. 98To fulfil the responsibility means to follow His directions atevery step.

70Is murlī kā sār 711 . is kalp-vr̥ikṣha kā har-ēk manuṣhyātmā rūpī pattā purānā tō hō hī gayā hai , sāth hī usmē̃ bīmāriyā̃ bhī lagī huī haĩ jissē uskā raṅg rūp badlā|badalā huā hai arthāt raunak nahī̃ hai .

99So, constantly to follow His directions at every step means to fulfil the responsibilityof companionship. 100Are you those who fulfil this responsibility or those who simply have love?Even now, some are engaged in developing love and therefore say that they are not able to haveyoga. 101Those who are able to have yoga for a short time and then break their yoga are said to bethose who are still developing love for the Father.

72Chārō̃ prakār kī|key sattāē̃ - rājya sattā , dharm sattā , bhakti sattā ēvã prajā sattābilkul andar sē śhaktihīn , khōkhalī dikhāī dī̃ , bāhar sē sirph unkā rūp ( ḍhā̃cā ) hī rahā huā hai .

102Those who fulfil the responsibility of love areabsorbed in love. 103They are totally unaware of the body and bodily relations. 104So, if you fulfil theresponsibility of such love, how can you remember your body and bodily relations? 105* * * O M S H A N T I * * *