Avyakt murli for Sunday 29 May 1977

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0> 129-05-77 ōm śhānti avyakt bāpadādāmadhuban

0> > 30/06/97 Om Shanti Avyakt BapDada Madhuban 29/05/77

2Purūṣhārth kī|key raphtār mē̃ rūkāvaṭ kā kāraṇ aur uskā nivāraṇ

1Obstructions in the speed of effort and their resolution.

3Sadā maryādā purūṣhōttam , sarv khajānō̃ kō saphal karnē vālē , saphalatāmūrtta , bāp kē|K āgyākārī , śhrīmat par chalnē vālē ātmāō̃ prati bābā bōlē -

2All the effort­makers are continuing their efforts according to their capacity.

4Harēk puruṣhārthī yathā śhakti purūṣhārth mē̃ chal rahē haĩ - bāp-dādā bhī harēk puruṣhārthī kī|key raphtār kō dēkhtē , jāntē haĩ harēk kē|K sāmnē kaun sē vighna ātē haĩ aur kaisē lagan sē vighna-vināśhak bantē haĩ .

3Seeing the speed of every effort­maker, BapDada knows which obstacle comes in front of them and how, with deep love, they become the destroyer of obstacles.

5Kabhī rūktē haĩ , kabhī dauṛ lagātē haĩ , aur kabhī high jump ( ūñchī chhalāṅg ) bhī lagātē haĩ .

4Sometimes, they come to a standstill, sometimes they race ahead and sometimes they even take a high jump.

6Lēkin rūkāvaṭē̃ kyō̃ ātī haĩ , jiskē kāraṇ tīvr puruṣhārthī sē puruṣhārthī ban jātē haĩ  ? 7Chaṛhtī kalā kī|key bajāē ṭhahartī kalā mē̃ ā jātē haĩ .

5However, why, when obstructions come, do you change from intense effort­makers to simply being effort­makers, and from the stage of ascent to a standstill?

8Mālik vā master sarvśhaktivān kē bajāē , udās vā dās ban jātē haĩ .

6Instead of being a master and a master almighty authority, you become unhappy (udas) and servants (das).

9Kāraṇ  ? 10Bahut chhōṭī-chhōṭī bātē̃ haĩ .

7What is the reason for this? 8Many trivial things.

11Jaisē us din sunāyā , mūl bāt majority kē|K sāmnē vyarth saṅkalpō̃ kā tūphān jyādā hai .

9As you were told the other day, the main thing is that most of you have many storms of waste thoughts.

12Vyarth saṅkalp ānē kā ādhār hai , śhubh saṅkalp arthāt śhuddha vichār , gyān kē|K khazānē kī|key kamī .

10The cause of having waste thoughts is a lack of pure thoughts, pure ideas and the treasures of knowledge.

13Miltē huē bhī use ( U S E ) karnā nahī̃ ātā hai . 14Aur jamā karnā nahī̃ ātā hai .

11Even when you receive them, you don’t know how to use them or accumulate them.

15Vā tō vidhi nahī̃ ātī , is kāraṇ vr̥iddhi nahī̃ hōtī .

12They don’t increase because you don’t know the right method of using them.

16Sunā arthāt milā , lēkin usī samay alpkāl kī|key khuśhī , vā śhakti kā anubhav karkē , khatm kar dētē haĩ .

13To have heard the knowledge means to have received it, but at that time, you use it all up by experiencing temporary happiness and power.

17Jaisē laukik rūp mē̃ kamāyā aur khāyā , kuchh khāyā kuchh uṛāyā .

14In a lokik way, you earn something and use it up; you use some of it and you throw some of it away.

18Isī rīti sē dhārṇā śhakti kī|key kamjōrī hōnē kāraṇ , vidhi sō vr̥iddhi na karnē kāraṇ sadā svayã kō gyān aur śhaktiyō̃ kē|K khazānē sē khālī anubhav kartē haĩ . 19Isliē nirantar śhaktiśhālī nahī̃ ban pātē haĩ .

15In the same way, you constantly experience yourself to be empty of the treasures of knowledge and powers because you lack the power to imbibe and are unable to be constantly powerful by using them with the right method.

20Nirantar harṣhit nahī̃ rah saktē .

16This is why you are not constantly able to remain cheerful.

21Kamzōr hōnē kē|K kāraṇ , māyā kē|K vighnō̃ kē|K vaśhībhūt vā māyā kē|K dās ban jātē haĩ .

17Because of being weak, you become influenced by the obstacles of Maya and you become a slave to Maya.

22Sāth-sāth anya ātmāō̃ kō sampann dēkhtē huē , svayã udās hō jātē haĩ .

18As well as this, you become unhappy seeing other souls full.

23Gyān kā khajānā jamā karnā , śhrēṣhṭh samay kā khajānā jamā karnā , vā sthūl khazānē kō , ēk sē lākh guṇā banānā arthāt jamā karnā , in sab khajānō̃ kō jamā karnē kā mukhya sādhan hai - svachchha arthāt hamārē buddhi aur sacchī dil .

19The main method of accumulating the treasure of knowledge; the treasure of the elevated time and increasing the physical treasures a hundred thousand­fold, is to have a clean and pure intellect and an honest heart.

24Pure buddhi kā ādhār hai buddhi dvārā bāp kō jān , buddhi kō bhī bāp kē āgē samarpaṇ karnā .

20The basis of having a pure intellect is to know the Father with the intellect and to surrender your intellect to the Father.

25Samarpaṇ karnā arthāt mērāpan miṭānā .

21To surrender means to finish the consciousness of “mine”.

26Aisē baddhi kō samarpaṇ kiyā hai  ?

22Have you surrendered your intellect in this way?

27Śudrapan kī|key buddhi samarpaṇ karnā arthāt dēnā . 28Tō dēnē kē sāth divya buddhi kā lēnā hai .

23To surrender a shudra intellect means to give it away.Together with giving it away, you also receive a divine intellect.

29Dēnā hī lēnā hai .

24To give is to receive.

30Jaisā saudā kartē haĩ , tō dēkar phir lētē haĩ nā . 31Paisā dēnā , vastu lēnā .

25When you make a bargain, first you give something and then you receive something in return; you give money and you receive the goods.

32Vaisē yahā̃ bhī dēnā hī lēnā hai .

26In the same way, here too, to give is to receive.

33Pahlē sab kuchh dēnā hai .

27First, you have to give everything.

34Kaisē  ?

28How?

35Śhubh saṅkalp dvārā .

29By having pure thoughts.

36Sab kuchh bāp kā hai , mērā nahī̃ .

30Everything belongs to the Father, it is not mine.

37Mērēpan kā adhikār chhōṛnā , isī kō hī samarpaṇ kahā jātā hai .

31To let go of your rights resulting from the consciousness of “mine” is known as surrender.

38Isī kō hī naṣhṭōmōhā stage kahā jātā hai .

32This is known as the stage of being free from attachment.

39Smr̥iti svarūp na hōnē kā kāraṇ , vā vyarth saṅkalp chalnē kā kāraṇ , udās vā dās bannē kā kāraṇ , mērēpan sē naṣhṭōmōhā nahī̃ haĩ .

33The reason for not being an embodiment of remembrance, for having waste thoughts and for becoming unhappy and a servant is that you are not free from being attached to the consciousness of “mine”.

40Mērēpan kā vistār bahut hai .

34There is a lot of expansion of the consciousness of “mine”.

41Bāp-dādā bhī sārā din sabhī bachchē̃ kā , viśhēṣh dēnē kī|key chaturāī kā khēl dēkhtē rahtē haĩ .

35BapDada also sees the clever games of the children, especially in giving to Baba.

42Abhī-abhī dēgē , abhī-abhī phir vāpis lē lē̃gē .

36You would give something to Baba one minute and take it back the next.

43Abhī-abhī mukh sē kahēṅgē-mērā kuchh nahī̃ , lēkin mansā mē̃ adhikār rakhā huā hai .

37One minute, you would say through your lips that nothing belongs to you, and yet, in your mind, you would still be holding onto it as though you have a right.

44Adhikār arthāt lagāv .

38To have this right means attachment.

45Kabhī karma sē dēkar vāṇī sē vāpis lē lētē .

39Sometimes, you give something practically, but then take it back through words.

46Chaturāī yah kartē haĩ ki naē kē sāth purānā bhī apnē pās|pass rakhnā chāhtē haĩ .

40Your cleverness is that togetherwith the new, you also want to hold onto the old.

47Kahlātē haĩ trustee , lēkin prēkṭīkal ( P r a c t i c a l  ; vyavahār ) haĩ gr̥ihasthī .

41You call yourself a trustee, but in practice, you are a householder.

48Tō vyarth saṅkalp miṭānē kā ādhār hai , gr̥ihasthīpan chhōṛnā .

42The basis of finishing waste thoughts is to relinquish being a householder.

49Chāhē kumārī hai vā kumār hai lēkin , mērā svabhāv , mērā saṅskār , mērī buddhi yah vistār gr̥ihasthīpan hai .

43Whether you are a kumar or a kumari, to think in terms of “my nature”, “my sanskar”, “my intellect”, is the expansion of a householder.

50Jō samarpaṇ hō gaē tō jō bāp kā svabhāv , vah āpkā svabhāv . 51Jō bāp kā saṅskār , vah āpkē saṅskār .

44When you have surrendered yourself, the Father’s nature is yournature; the Father’s sanskars are your sanskars.

52Jaisē bāp kī|key divya buddhi , vaisē āpkī .

45Just as the Father’s intellect is divine, so your intellect should be the same.

53Tō divya buddhi mē̃ smr̥iti na rahē , yah nahī̃ hō saktā .

46It is impossible that there wouldn’t be remembrance when you have a divine intellect.

54Ēk ghaṇṭē kī|key avasthā bhī check karō tō sadaiv saṅkalpō̃ kā ādhār kōī na kōī mērāpan hī hōgā .

47If you check your stage for just one hour, you will find that the basis of waste thoughts is one or another form of the consciousness of “mine”.

55Mērēpan kī|key niśhānī sunāī lagāv . 56Lagāv kī|key bhī sṭējas ( S t a g e s  ; avasthāē̃ ) haĩ .

48You were told that the indication of the consciousness of “mine” is attachment. 49There are stages of attachment.

57Ēk hai sūkṣhma lagāv , jiskō sūkṣhma ātmik sthiti mē̃ sthit hōkar hī jān saktē haĩ .

50One is subtle attachment which can only be recognised by being stable in the subtle soul­conscious stage.

58Dūsrē haĩ sthūl rūp kē|K lagāv , jiskō sahaj jān saktē hō .

51The other is the gross form of attachment, which can be easily recognised.

59Sūkṣhma lagāv kā bhī vistār bahut hai .

52There’s also a great deal of expansion of subtle attachment.

60Binā lagāv kē|K , buddhi kī|key ākarṣhaṇ vahā̃ tak jā nahī̃ saktī .

53Without attachment, an intellect would not be attracted or subservient to anything.

61Vā buddhi kā jhukāv vahā̃ jā nahī̃ saktā . 62Tō lagāv kī|key caikiṅg huī jhukāv . 63Chāhē saṅkalp mē̃ hō , vāṇī mē̃ hō , karma mē̃ hō , sambandh mē̃ hō , samparka mē̃ hō , na chāhtē huē bhī samay us taraph lagēgā jarūr .

54So, the way to check for attachment is to see whether there is any subservience, whether it is in thoughts, words, deeds, relationships or connections. 55Time will definitely be used in that even against your conscious wish.

64Is kāraṇ vyarth saṅkalp kā mūl kāraṇ hai - lagāv .

56This is why the main cause of waste thoughts is attachment.

65Iskō caik karō .

57Check this.

66Jin bātō̃ kō āp nahī̃ chāhtē hō , vah bhī vyarth saṅkalpō̃ kē|K rūp mē̃ disturb ( D i s t u r b  ; dakhal ) kartī haĩ .

58Things that you don’t wish for disturb you in the form of waste thoughts. 59The cause of this is weakness in the form of the consciousness of “mine” in regard to your old sanskars and nature.

67Iskā bhī kāraṇ , purānē svabhāv aur saṅskārō̃ mē̃ mērēpan kī|key kamī hai .

60As long as you still have the consciousness of“my nature” or “my sanskars”, they will definitely pull you.

68Jab tak mērā svabhāv , mērā saṅskār hai , tō vah khīchēṅgē .

61When you, the creator, have the consciousness of, “my creation”, you will be pulled.

69Jaisē mērī rachnā , rachtā kō khēñcatī hai , vaisē mērā svabhāv saṅskār rūpī rachnā ātmā rachtā kō apnī taraph khīñchē̃gē .

62The creation in the form of “my nature and sanskars”, pulls the soul, the creator, towards it.

70Mērā nahī̃ , yah śhūdrapan kā saṅskār hai , śhūdrapan kē|K saṅskār kō mērā kahnā , yah mahāpāp hai , chōrī bhī hai aur ṭhagī bhī hai .

63These are not “my” sanskars, but the sanskars of a shudra. 64To say that the “sanskars of a shudra are my sanskars” is a great sin; it is stealing and cheating.

71Śhūdrō̃ kī|key chīz agar brāhmaṇ chōrī kartē , arthāt mērā kahtē , tō yah mahāpāp huā .

65If Brahmins steal the property of shudras, that is, if you say that it is yours, that is a great sin.

72Aur bābā  ! 73Yah sab kuchh āpkā hai , aisē kahkar phir mērā kahnā , yah ṭhagī hai .

66Even to say, “Baba, all of this is Yours” and then consider it to be your own, is also cheating.

74Aur isī prakār kē|K pāp hōnē sē , pāpō̃ kā bōjh baṛhtē jānē sē , buddhi ūñchī stage par ṭik nahī̃ saktī .

67By committing sin in this way and thereby increasing the account of sin, you cannot keep your intellect stable in an elevated stage.

75Is kāraṇ vyarth saṅkalpō̃ kē nīchē kī|key stage par bār-bār ānā paṛtā hai .

68This is why you have to come down to the stage of waste thoughts time and again.

76Aur phir chillātē haĩ ki kyā karē̃  ?

69Then you cry out, “What can I do?”

77Vyarth saṅkalpō̃ kā dūsrā kāraṇ hai sārē din kī|key dincharyā mē̃ mansā , vāchā , karmaṇā jō bāp dvārā maryādāō̃ sampann śhrīmat hai , uskā kisī na kisī rūp sē ullaṅghan kartē hō .

70The other reason for waste thoughts is that throughout the day, in your thoughts, words and deeds, you disobey shrimat in the form of maryadas that you have received from the Father.

78Āgyākārī sē avajñākārī ban jātē hō .

71From being obedient, you become disobedient.

79Maryādāō̃ kī|key lakīr sē mansā dvārā bhī agar bāhar nikaltē , tō vyarth saṅkalp rūpī rāvaṇ , war|vār kar saktā hai .

72If you step outside the line of the code of conduct even in your thoughts, then it is possible that Ravan, in the form of waste thoughts, can attack you.

80Tō yah bhī caikiṅg karō , saṅkalp dvārā , vāṇī , karma , sambandh , samparka dvārā brāhmaṇō̃ kī|key nīti aur rīti kō ullaṅghan tō nahī̃ kartē haĩ  ?

73You should also check that you are not disobeying Brahmin ethics and systems in your thoughts, words, deeds, relations and connections.

81Avaśhya kōī nīti va rīti miss ( M i s s  ; gum ) hai tab buddhi mē̃ vyarth saṅkalp mix ( M i x  ; miśrit ) hōtē haĩ .

74You definitely have waste thoughts in your intellect when some ethics or systems are missing.

82Samjhā dūsrā kāraṇ  ?

75Do you understand the second reason?

83Isliē caikiṅg achchhī tarah hōnī chāhiē . 84Tab vyarth saṅkalpō̃ kī|key nivr̥itti hō saktī hai .

76This is why you should check yourself very carefully, for only then will you become free from waste thoughts.

85Sārā din bāp dvārā jō śhuddha pravr̥itti milī huī hai , buddhi kī|key pravr̥itti hai śhuddha saṅkalp karnā , vāṇī kī|key pravr̥itti hai jō bāp dvārā sunā vah sunānā , karma kī|key pravr̥itti hai karmayōgī ban her|har karma karnā , kamal samān nyārā aur pyārā ban rahnā , her|har karma dvārā bāp kē|K śhrēṣhṭh kāryō̃ kō pratyakṣha karnā tathā her|har karma charitra rūp sē karnā .

77Throughout the day, let the intellect remain busy in the pure activities the Father has given you to do. 78The activity of the intellect is to have pure thoughts. 79The activity of words is to speak the knowledge you have heard from the Father. 80The activity of deeds is to perform every deed as a karma yogi, to live as lovingly and detached as a lotus, to reveal the Father’s elevated task through your every deed and to perform every deed as a divine act.

86Chaturāī nahī̃ lēkin charitra , vah bhī divya charitra .

81Don’t be clever, but let it be a game, and that too, a wonderful, divine game.

87Samparka mē̃ pravr̥itti hai nimitt svayã samparka mē̃ ātē sadā sarv kā jō bāp hai , ussē samparka karānā .

82The activity of coming into connection with others is just contact for namesake to enable them to make contact with the Father of All.

88Ta aisī pavitra pravr̥itti mē̃ busy rahnē sē vyarth saṅkalpō̃ sē nivr̥itti hōgī .

83You will become free from waste thoughts byremaining busy in such pure activities.

89Vah lōg kahtē haĩ pravr̥itti sē nivr̥itti . 90Bāp kahtē haĩ ‘ pavitra pravr̥itti sē hī nivr̥itti hō .

84People say that they want to be free from performing deeds, but Baba says: There will be freedom in performing pure activities.

91’ gr̥ihasthī alag hai - unkō gr̥ihasthī nahī̃ kahē̃gē .

85This is not called being a householder; householders are separate.

92Pavitra pravr̥itti kō trustee kahē̃gē na ki gr̥ihasthī .

86To have pure activities is known as being a trustee, not a householder.

93Tō samjhā nivr̥itti kā ādhār pavitra pravr̥itti hai .

87So, do you understand that the basis of freedom is pure activity?

94Achchhā .

88Achcha.

95Sadā maryādā purūṣhōttam , sarv khajānō̃ kō saphal karnē vālē , saphalatāmūrtta , vyarth kō samarth mē̃ parivartan karnē vālē , aisē bāp kē|K āgyākārī , sadā śhrīmat par chalnē vālē bachchō̃ kō bāp-dādā kā yād-pyār aur namastē .

89To those who are constantly the most elevated beings following the highest code of conduct; to those who use all treasures in a worthwhile way; to the embodiments of success; to those who transform the wasteful into powerful; to such obedient children of Baba who constantly follow shrimat, BapDada’s love, remembrance and namaste.

96Party kē sāth -

90BapDada meeting groups:

97Śhaktiyā̃ apnā jalvā dikhāēṅgī , pāṇḍav sāth dēgē .

91The Shaktis will show their sparkle and the Pandavs will accompany them.

98Śhaktiyō̃ kō āgē rakhnā arthāt svayã āgē hōnā .

92To keep the Shaktis in front is to be in front yourselves.

99Unhō̃ kō āgē rakhnē sē āpkā nām bālā hō jāēgā .

93Your name will be glorified by keeping them in front.

100Jō tyāg kartā uskā bhāgya automatically jamā hō jātā hai .

94The fortune of those who renounce something automatically accumulates.

101Śhaktiyā̃ śhastradhārī hō  ?

95Do the Shaktis have all their weapons?

102Śastrã sē thak tō nahī̃ jātī  ?

96You do not become tired of carrying your weapons, do you?

103Śhastradhārī śhaktiyō̃ kā hī pūjan hōtā hai .

97The Shaktis who have weapons are the ones who are worshipped.

104Tō āp sabhī pūjya hō  ?

98So, are all of you worthy of being worshipped?

105Pūjya arthāt śhastradhārī .

99To be worthy of being worshipped means to have all your weapons.

106Agar kisī bhī samay śhastra chhōṛ dētī tō us samay pūjya nahī̃ .

100When you let go of your weapons you are not worthy of being worshipped at that time.

107Śhakti rūp nahī̃ tō kamzōr hō .

101If you are not a Shakti, then you are weak.

108Kamzōr kī|key pūjā nahī̃ hōtī .

102Weak ones are not worshipped.

109Pūjya arthāt sadā pūjya - aisē nahī̃ , kabhī pūjya kabhī kamzōr .

103To be worthy of being worshipped means to be this at all times; it does notmean to be worthy of being worshipped sometimes and weak at other times.

110Tō śhastra sadā kāyam rahtē haĩ  ?

104Do you constantly have all your weapons?

111Jab apnē kō gr̥ihasthī samajhtē tab gr̥ihasthī kā jāl hōtā .

105When you consider yourself to be a householder, there is the web of a householder.

112Gr̥ihasthī bannā arthāt jāl mē̃ phansnā .

106To be a householder means to be caught up in a web.

113Trustee arthāt mukt .

107To be a trustee means to be free.

114Sadā yahī smr̥iti rakhō ki ham pūjya haĩ .

108Constantly have the awareness that you are worthy of being worshipped.

115Kaisā bhī kōī parivartan āvē , usmē̃ vijayī hōnē kāraṇ rājī rahtē .

109No matter what type of situation comes in front of you, you remain happy by being victorious.

116Kabhī bachchō̃ ādi sē nārāj tō nahī̃ hōtī  ?

110Do you ever become upset with your children, etc.?

117Jab kahtē hō bachchē , tō bachchē arthāt bēsamajh .

111They are children, and children are those who do not understand.

118Bachchē arthāt chañchal , jab haĩ hī chañchal svabhāv , bēsamajh tō unsē nārāj kyō̃ hōtē  ?

112Children are those who are mischievous. 113Since they have a mischievous nature and do not understand, why do you become upset with them?

119Jab rāj kō jāntē haĩ ki kaliyugī bachchē haĩ , tamōguṇī paidāiśh hai , jarūr chañchal hōṅgē .

114You understand the secret that as they are children of the iron age, the impure creation, they will definitely be mischievous.

120Jaisī miṭṭī vaisā hī maṭkā banēgā .

115As is the clay, so would be the clay pot.

121Miṭṭī garm hai tō pānī ṭhaṇḍā hō - yah hō kaisē saktā  ?

116If the clay pot is hot, how could it be possible for the water it contains to remain cool?

122Tō nārāj hōnā arthāt gyānvān nahī̃ . 123Rāj kō nahī̃ jāntē .

117So, if you become upset, it means you are not knowledge­full; it means you haven’t understood the significance.

124Agar yōgyukt hōkar unhē̃ śhikṣhā dō tō vah parivartan hō jāēṅgē .

118If you are yogyukt when you give them teachings, they will be transformed.

125Nārāj nahī̃ hōnā hai .

119You mustn’t become upset.

126Sārā din saṅkalp , bōl aur karma bāp kē|K yād aur sēvā mē̃ hī lagē rahtē haĩ  ?

120Do you remain engaged in Baba’s remembrance and service throughout the day, through your thoughts, words and deeds?

127Her|har saṅkalp bāp kī yād va sēvā .

121Every thought should be of Baba’s remembrance or service.

128Aisē hī her|har bōl dvārā bāp kī yād dilānā yā diyā huā khajānā dūsrō̃ kō dēnā .

122Remind others of Baba through your every word and give others the treasures you have received.

129Karma dvārā bhī bāp kē|K charitrō̃ kō siddh karnā .

123You have to reveal the divine activity of the Father through your activity.

130Tō aisē yād aur sēvā mē̃ sadaiv rahtē hō  ?

124So, do you constantly remain engaged in such remembrance and service?

131Agar yād aur sēvā in dōnō̃ mē̃ sadā busy rahō tō māyā ā saktī hai  ?

125Can Maya come to you if you keep yourselves busy in remembrance and service at all times?

132Agar yād aur sēvā kō bhūltē tō māyā kā gate|get ( G a t e  ; dvār ) khōl dētē haĩ .

126When you forget remembrance and service, you open the gates for Maya to enter.

133Tō yah gate|get nahī̃ khōlō .

127So, do not open these gates.

134Vismr̥iti arthāt māyā kā gate|get khōlnā , smr̥iti arthāt pakkā gāḍrēj kā lock lagānā .

128To be forgetful means to open the gate to Maya and to have remembrance means to apply a Godrej lock.

135Yād aur sēvā kī|key smr̥iti double lock hai .

129The awareness of remembrance and service is a double lock.

136Double lock lagāyēṅgē tō māyā kabhī nahī̃ ā saktī .

130If you apply a double­lock, Maya can never come to you.

137Agar single lock sirph yād kā lagātē , sēvā nahī̃ tō bhī māyā ā jāyēgī .

131If you only apply a lock of remembrance and not of service, then Maya can enter.

138Brāhmaṇ jīvan hī hai yād aur sēvā .

132Brahmin life is remembrance and service.

139Tō jīvan kā kārya kōī bhūltā hai kyā  ?

133Would you forget your task in life?

140Agar bhūltē tō māyā sē dhōkhā khātē .

134If you forget this, you are deceived by Maya.

141Dhōkhā khānē sē duḥkh kī|key lahar ātī .

135By being deceived, you experience sorrow.

142Tō double lock sadaiv band rakhnā .

136So constantly keep the double­lock locked.

143Issē sadā safe rahē̃gē , khuśh rahē̃gē , santuṣhṭ rahē̃gē .

137Through this, you will constantly remain safe, happy and content.

144Sadā her|har kadam śhrīmat par uṭhānē vālē śhrēṣhṭh ātmā apnē kō samajhtē hō  ?

138Do you constantly consider yourself to be an elevated soul who takes every step according to shrimat?

145Her|har kadam śhrīmat par hai yā manmat par hai  ?

139Is your every step according to shrimat, or, is it also according to the dictates of your own mind?

146Uskī parakh jāntē hō  ?

140Are you able to recognise this?

147Parakhnē kā sādhan kyā hai  ?

141What is the method to recognise this?

148Śhrīmat aur manmat kō parakhnē kā sādhan yahī hai ki agar śhrīmat par kadam hōgā tō kabhī bhī apnā man asantuṣhṭ nahī̃ hōgā .

142The method to recognise whether it is shrimat or manmat is that if it is shrimat, your mind will never become discontent; there will not be any type of upheaval in your mind.

149Man mē̃ kisī prakār kī|key halchal nahī̃ hōgī . 150Svataḥ śhrīmat par chalnē sē natural ( N a t u r a l  ; vāstavik ) khuśhī rahēgī .

143By following shrimat, you will have natural happiness, just as you automatically experience internal happiness when you perform a good deed.

151Jaisē kōī achchhā karma kiyā jātā tō uskī svataḥ andar sē khuśhī hōtī hai .

144If you do something wrong, your conscience will definitely bite, even though you may not speak about it.

152Burā kām kiyā jātā tō andar sē man jarūr khātā hai - chāhē bāhar sē bōlē nahī̃ .

145The mind of those who are following manmat will fluctuate. 146Those who follow shrimat will be constantly light and happy.

153Manmat par chalnē vālē kē|K man mē̃ halchal hōgī .

147From this, you can understand whether you are following shrimat or manmat.

154Śhrīmat par chalnē vālā sadā halkā aur khuśh hōgā . 155Issē parakh saktē hō ki śhrīmat par hū̃ yā manmat par hū̃  ?

148This is your thermometer. 149Whenever there is any fluctuation in your mind or the percentage of your happiness decreases, then check and you will find that there is definitely disobedience in following shrimat.

156- yah thermometer hai .

150Constantly check and change.

157Jab bhī man mē̃ halchal hō , jarā see|sī|C khuśhī kā percentage kam hō tō check karō - jarūr kōī śhrīmat kī|key avagyā hōgī .

151To check means to change. 152You need both the powers of checking and changing. 153If even one of these is missing, you will not be able to remain content.

158Sadā caikiṅg aur change .

154Neither will you be content nor will you be able to make others content.

159Caikiṅg kā arth|earth hai change karnā .

155You will have the power to change when you have the power to tolerate.

160Caikiṅg aur change yah dōnō̃ hī śhaktiyā̃ chāhiē .

156When the line of the intellect is clear, you will have the power to recognise.

161Magar dōnō̃ mē̃ sē ēk kī|key bhī kamī hai tō santuṣhṭ nahī̃ rah saktē .

157Blessing:May you be an easy yogi who experiences the jeevanmukt stage with the method of, “Just me and my Baba”.To be a Brahmin means to become free from the bondage of the body, relations and facilities. 158Bodily relations are not related to you because of the body, but because of the soul. 159If someone is influenced by anyone, then that is a bondage, however, to be a Brahmin means to have a life of liberation. 160Whilst you have physical organs, you have to perform actions, but there shouldn’t be bondage of karma; you should just have relationship of karma.

162Na svayã santuṣhṭ rahē̃gē na aurō̃ kō santuṣhṭ kar sakē̃gē .

161Those who are liberated in this way are constantly embodiments of success. 162The easy method for this is to be: “Just me and my Baba”.

163‘ change hōnē kī|key śhakti tab āēgī jab sahanśhakti hōgī .

163This remembrance will enable you to become an easy yogi, an embodiment of success and free from bondage.

164Buddhi kī|key line clear hōnē sē parakh śhakti āēgī .

164Slogan:To finish the alloy of “I” and “mine” is to become real gold.

165’ achchhā .

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