Avyakt murli for Wednesday 9 January 1980

⁰> > 09-01-80 Om Shanti Avyakt Bapdada Madhuban

¹Your subtle dress and subtle adornment.

²Today, whilst BapDada was especially watching the entertaining games of you children, He became amused and smiled.

³What game were you playing?

⁴BapDada has given all you residents of the most elevated confluence age whose life is as valuable as a diamond, you most elevated children of BapDada, you Godly children, you elevated souls of the Brahmin clan, you long­lost and now­found children of the confluence age, a variety of dresses with matching jewellery and also an elevated seat on which to sit so that each of you can dress and adorn yourself according to the time.

⁵In the golden age, you change into different dresses and wear different ornaments, but it is at this time that you have to fill yourselves with the sanskaras of the different dresses and jewellery with which Brahma Baba has adorned you Brahmin children.

⁶However, it was entertaining to see that even though you have such beautiful dresses and adornment, some children still put on their dirty old dress.

⁷Do you know what your dress and adornment for amrit vela are?

⁸Do you know what your dress and adornment for the whole day are?

⁹You children have been given a variety of titles by BapDada.

¹⁰You have a different set of dresses for the stage of each title and also different sets of adornment for the different virtues.

¹¹How many varieties of dresses and sets of adornment do you have?

¹²You should constantly remain seated on your decorated seat according to the type of dress you wear and the type of sets of adornment you use.

¹³Count how many dresses you have. ¹⁴To stabilise in the stage of that title means to wear that dress.

¹⁵Sometimes wear the dress of a world benefactor, sometimes of a master almighty authority and sometimes of a spinner of the discus of self­ realisation.

¹⁶Wear your dress according to your task and time.

¹⁷As well as this, also adorn yourself with the virtues accordingly.

¹⁸Put on your different sets of jewellery.

¹⁹Wear the jewellery on your wrists, around your neck, on your ears and on your forehead.

²⁰On your forehead, have the awareness of being an embodiment of bliss.

²¹This is the chindi (ornament similar to a tilak, but with a chain attached to it) Through your lips, constantly speak of things that give the experience of bliss. ²²This is the necklace to wear around your neck.

²³On your wrists, that is, whilst working, do so in the stage of bliss. ²⁴These are the bracelets on your wrists.

²⁵With your ears, constantly listen to things that make you an embodiment of bliss. ²⁶These are your ear­ rings. ²⁷Your feet should be dancing in service towards becoming an embodiment of bliss.

²⁸That is, every step you take should be towards becoming an embodiment of bliss and making others the same.

²⁹This is the adornment of your feet.

³⁰Now, have you understood this set of virtues? ³¹Have you worn the complete set?

³²Similarly, you must wear different sets at different times.

³³You know how to wear this set, do you not?

³⁴Or is it that when you put on your ear­rings, you leave off your necklace?

³⁵Nowadays, people usually wear the whole set.

³⁶So, you have such a set of elevated jewellery , do you not? ³⁷Then why don’t you use it?

³⁸Why don’t you wear it?

³⁹Why do you leave off all of your various beautiful dresses and put on a dress covered with the mud of body consciousness instead?

⁴⁰Today, Baba was watching the competition of your dress and adornments and seeing which children remained constantly adorned throughout the day and which children stayed busy in putting on and taking off their dress.

⁴¹One moment they would put on one dress, and the next moment, they would take that dress off and put on a dress of a lower quality.

⁴²They were unable to keep a top quality beautiful dress on for a long time.

⁴³So what did Baba see?

⁴⁴Some children even put on a bad­smelling dress. ⁴⁵What bad smell did it have?

⁴⁶They put on the dress that had the bad smell of attachment to their bodily relations and physical objects.

⁴⁷This bad smell could be smelt from far away. ⁴⁸Some put on a dress of dirty skin.

⁴⁹They put on a criminal eye dress of looking at the skin.

⁵⁰Some children wore a dress of such dirty skin!

⁵¹Others wore a dress stained with dirty marks.

⁵²Dirty marks means to see the defects of others and imbibe them. ⁵³There were also some dresses that were very badly stained.

⁵⁴The dresses of some were even badly stained with blood. ⁵⁵Why were they stained with blood? ⁵⁶To commit sin repeatedly means to commit suicide of the soul.

⁵⁷Some souls were even wearing the dress through which they committed suicide of their elevated stage.