Avyakt murli for Saturday 7 May 1983

⁰> > 07-05-83 Om Shanti Avyakt Bapdada Madhuban

¹The world of Brahmins is free from sorrow.

²Today, the Carefree Emperor, the Emperor who is free from sorrow, has come to meet His master carefree emperors.

³This gathering is of the emperors of the confluence age.

⁴It is through this sovereignty that you attain the future reward.

⁵BapDada was seeing whether all the children have become free from sorrow, that is, whether they have become emperors who are beyond all types of sorrow.

⁶The world of Brahmins is free from sorrow.

⁷Souls who have a right to the confluence-aged Brahmin world means the carefree emperors.

⁸Have you become such carefree emperors that there is no wave of sorrow even in your thoughts?

⁹Do you experience yourselves to be the carefree emperors who are constantly on the bed of happiness in the world of happiness?

¹⁰There is no name or trace of sorrow in the Brahmin world or in Brahmin life because there are no Brahmin treasures unattained.

¹¹The reason for sorrow is that something is unattained.

¹²Attainment is the means of happiness.

¹³So, to be an embodiment of all attainments means to be an embodiment of happiness.

¹⁴Have you become such an embodiment of constant happiness?

¹⁵The means of happiness are especially relationships and wealth.

¹⁶Just think about it - you have attained the relationship of eternal happiness, have you not?

¹⁷In terms of relationships, if even one relationship is missing, there is possibility of experiencing waves of sorrow.

¹⁸In the Brahmin world, all relationships with the Father are eternal.

¹⁹Is even one relationship lacking? ²⁰All relationships are imperishable and so how could there be waves of sorrow? ²¹In terms of wealth, all the treasures or the elevated treasure of all wealth is the wealth of knowledge through which you can automatically attain all types of wealth.

²²Since you have wealth and relationships, you are in a carefree world.

²³You are the children and the masters of the world of constant happiness, that is, you are the emperors. ²⁴Have you become emperors or are you becoming that?

²⁵What does BapDada think when He sees or hears of your waves of sorrow? ²⁶That you are children of the Ocean of Happiness, that you are carefree emperors, so how can there be waves of sorrow?

²⁷You must definitely have gone beyond the boundary of the world of happiness.

²⁸You became attracted to one artificial attraction or another or some artificial form and crossed the line of the code of conduct, that is, you crossed the boundary of the world of happiness, and where did you thereby end up?

²⁹In the cottage of sorrow!

³⁰When you are within the boundary, you experience happiness even in a forest, and fortune even in renunciation.

³¹You are emperors without even as much as a shell.

³²Even in the beggary life, you lead the life of a prince.

³³You experience this, do you not?

³⁴What do you experience when you come to Madhuban, away from the whole world?

³⁵It is in a small place in a corner, but as soon as you arrive here you say that you have reached an even more elevated world than the golden-aged world.

³⁶So you experience happiness in a jungle, do you not?

³⁷You experience the dry mountains to be a world of happiness as elevated as diamonds.

³⁸You experience your world to have changed.

³⁹In the same way, wherever you Brahmin souls may be, even amidst an atmosphere of sorrow, you are like a lotus.

⁴⁰You are detached from sorrow, carefree emperors.

⁴¹No waves of the sorrow of illness of the body, waves of the sorrow of the wasteful upheaval in your mind, waves of the sorrow of lack of attainment of perishable wealth, waves of the sorrow of your weak sanskars and nature or those of others, waves of the sorrow of the atmosphere or vibrations or waves of sorrow based on relationships and contacts, pull you towards themselves, do they? ⁴²You are detached from them, are you not?

⁴³When your world has changed, your sanskars have changed.

⁴⁴Your nature also changed and you therefore became part of the world of happiness.

⁴⁵In fact, you became beggars, that is, even your body - the home - doesn't belong to you.

⁴⁶You have become beggars, have you not?

⁴⁷However, you also became the masters of all the treasures of the Father.

⁴⁸You became self-sovereigns.

⁴⁹Do you have such intoxication and happiness?

⁵⁰This is known as being a carefree emperor.

⁵¹So all of you sitting here are emperors, are you not?

⁵²Is the condition of your sovereignty fine?

⁵³Are all the workers in your kingdom working under your orders?

⁵⁴None of them are deceiving you emperors, are they?

⁵⁵Are all the workers in your kingdom those who say, "Present, my lord!" or "Yes, my Lord!"?

⁵⁶Do you hold your own court?

⁵⁷A court of kings is held to check that all the workers are working accurately.

⁵⁸Is your treasure-store full of all treasures?

⁵⁹Is your treasure-store full to the extent that even if you constantly donate as a great donor, it still never finishes?

⁶⁰Do you check this?

⁶¹You have become Brahma Kumars, you have become yogis. ⁶²Therefore, you don't forget to check yourself due to the intoxication of this carelessness, do you?

⁶³Constantly check the activities of your kingdom.

⁶⁴Do you understand?

⁶⁵You know how to check, do you not?

⁶⁶This gathering is of the majority of those who are mature and experienced.

⁶⁷To be experienced means to have authority.

⁶⁸Which authority?

⁶⁹The authority of self-sovereignty.

⁷⁰You are those with such authority, are you not?

⁷¹You have just come today.

⁷²You have come to have yourselves checked and to claim the certificate, have you not? ⁷³And, to see that you are proper emperors, have you not?

⁷⁴You will go back with a certificate for whatever type of king you are, will you not? ⁷⁵Whether you are a king in name only or a king in your activities as well?

⁷⁶You will be able to see all this by yourself in the palace of mirrors.