Avyakt murli for Monday 23 December 1985

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0> 123-12-85 ōm śhānti avyakt bāpadādāmadhuban

0> > 23-12-85 Om Shanti Avyakt Bapdada Madhuban

2Kāmjīt - sarv had kī|key kāmnāō̃ sē parē 3Duḥkhaharttā , sukhakarttā śhivbābā bōlē

1A conqueror of lust – one who is beyond all limited desires.

4Bāpdādā apnē chhōṭē sē śhrēṣhṭh sukhī saṅsār kō dēkh rahē haĩ .

2BapDada is looking at His small, elevated and happy world.

5Ēk taraph hai bahut baṛā asār saṅsār .

3On the one side, there is the very big tasteless world.

6Dūsrē taraph hai chhōṭā-sā sukhī saṅsār .

4On the other side is a small happy world.

7Is sukhī saṅsār mē̃ sadā sukh-śhānti sampann brāhmaṇ ātmāyē̃ haĩ . 8Kyōṅki pavitratā , svachchhatā kē|K ādhār par yah sukh-śhāntimay jīvan hai .

5In this happy world are the Brahmin souls who are full of happiness and peace because this life is a happy and peaceful life on the basis of purity and cleanliness.

9Jahā̃ pavitratā vā svachchhatā hai vahā̃ kōī bhī duḥkh aśhānti kā nām niśhān nahī̃ .

6Where there is purity and cleanliness, there cannot be any name or trace of sorrow or peacelessness.

10Pavitratā kē|K kilē kē|K andar yah chōṭāsā sukhī saṅsār hai .

7This small happy world is in the fortress of purity.

11Agar pavitratā kē|K kilē kē|K , saṅkalp dvārā bhī bāhar jātē hō tab duḥkh aur aśhānti kā prabhāv anubhav kartē hō .

8If you step outside the fortress of purity even in your thoughts, you experience the influence of sorrow and peacelessness.

12Yah buddhi rūpī pāṅw kilē kē|K andar rahē̃ tō saṅkalp tō kyā svapn mē̃ bhī duḥkh aśhānti kī|key lahar nahī̃ ā saktī hai .

9If the foot of your intellect remains in this fortress, then, there cannot be any wave of sorrow or peacelessness even in your dreams let alone your thoughts.

13Duḥkh aur aśhānti kā jarā bhī anubhav hōtā hai tō avaśhya kōī na kōī apavitratā kā prabhāv hai .

10If there is the slightest experience of sorrow or peacelessness, there is definitely the influence of one type of impurity or another.

14Pavitratā , sirph kāmjīt jagatjīt bannā yah nahī̃ hai . 15Lēkin kām vikār kā vanśh , sarv had kī|key kāmanāyē̃ haĩ .

11Purity does not just mean becoming a conqueror of lust and thereby a conqueror of the world, but all limited desires are the creation of the vice of lust.

16Kāmjīt arthāt sarv kāmanāyē̃ jīt . 17Kyōṅki kāmanāyē̃ anēk vistār pūrvak haĩ .

12To be a conqueror of lust means to be victorious over all desires because each desire has a great deal of expansion.

18Kāmnā ēk hai - vastuō̃ kī|key , dūsrī - vyakti dvārā had kē|K prāpti kī|key kāmnā hai , tīsrī - sambandh nibhānē mē̃ bhī had kī|key kāmanāyē̃ anēk prakār kī|key utpanna hōtī haĩ , chauthī - sēvā bhāvnā mē̃ bhī had kī|key kāmnā kā bhāv utpanna hō jātā hai .

13One is the desire for physical possessions. 14The second desire is to attain something limited from people. 15Thirdly, many types of limited desires arise in fulfilling relationships. 16Fourthly, within the intention to do service, limited desires also arise.

19In chār hī prakār kī|key kāmnāō̃ kō samāpt karnā arthāt sadā kē liē duḥkh aśhānti kō jītnā .

17To finish all these four types of desire means to be victorious over sorrow and peacelessness for all time.

20Ab apnē āp sē pūchhō in chār hī prakār kī|key kāmnāō̃ kō samāpt kiyā hai  ?

18Now ask yourself: Have I finished all these four types of desires?

21Kōī bhī vināśhī vastu agar buddhi kō apnī taraph ākarṣhit kartī hai tō jarūr kāmnā kā rūp ‘ lagāv ’ huā .

19If any perishable thing attracts you towards itself, then that is definitely attachment in the form of desires.

22Royal rūp mē̃ śhabda kō parivartan karkē kahtē hō - ichchhā nahī̃ hai lēkin achchhā lagtā hai .

20You change the words and say in a royal way: "I don't want it, but I like it."

23Chāhē vastu hō vā vyakti hō lēkin kisī kē prati bhī viśhēṣh ākarṣhaṇ hai , vō hī vastu vā vyakti hī achchhā lagtā hai arthāt kāmnā hai .

21Whether it is an object or a person, to have a special attraction towards it – when you like just that particular object or person – means there are desires.

24Ichchhā hai .

22That is a desire.

25Sab achchhā lagtā hai - yah hai ‘ yathārth ’ . 26Lēkin yahī achchhā lagtā hai - yah hai ‘ ayathārtha ’ .

23It is right when you say that you like everything and everyone, but it is wrong to say that you like just a particular thing or person.

27Yah ichchhā kā royal rūp hai .

24That is a royal form of desire.

28Chāhē kiskī sēvā achchhī lagtī , kiskī pālnā achchhī lagtī , kiskē guṇ achchhē lagtē , kiskī mēhnat achchhī lagtī , kiskā tyāg achchhā lagtā , kiskā svabhāv achchhā lagtā lēkin achchhāī kī|key khuśhbū lēnā vā achchhāī kō svayã bhī dhāraṇ karnā alag bāt hai .

25Whether you like someone's service, someone's sustenance, virtues, effort, renunciation or nature, it is a different matter to take the fragrance of that goodness or to imbibe that goodness into yourself, instead of thinking that you like that one in particular because of that one’s goodness.

29Lēkin is achchhāī kē|K kāraṇ yahī achchhī hai - yah achchhā kahnā ichchhā mē̃ badal jātā hai .

26This is because that goodness then changes into desires.

30Yah kāmnā hai .

27It is a desire.

31Jō duḥkh aur aśhānti kā sāmānā nahī̃ kar saktē .

28You are then unable to face sorrow or peacelessness.

32Ēk hai - achchhāī kē pīchhē apnē kō achchhā bannē sē vañchit karnā .

29One is to deprive yourself of becoming good because of that one’s goodness.

33Dūsrī - duśhmanī kī|key kāmnā bhī nīchē lē ātī hai .

30The other is the feeling of enmity that also brings you down.

34Ēk hai prabhāvit kī|key kāmnā .

31One is the desire to be impressed.

35Dūsrī hai kisī sē vair va īrṣhyā kī|key bhāvnā kī|key kāmnā .

32The other is the desire from having jealousy or holding a grudge against someone.

36Vah bhī sukh aur śhānti kō samāpt kar dētī hai .

33These too finish your happiness and peace.

37Sadā hī man halchal mē̃ ā jātā hai .

34Then your mind is constantly in upheaval.

38Prabhāvit hōnē kē|K lakṣhaṇ - lagāv aur jhukāv hai .

35The signs of being impressed are attachment and subservience.

39Aisē īrṣhyā vā duśhmanī kā bhāv uskī niśhānī hai - jidda karnā aur siddh karnā .

36Similarly, the sign of having feelings of jealousy or enmity are to try and prove yourself right and being stubborn.

40Dōnō̃ hī bhāv mē̃ kitnī energy , kitnā samay khatm kar dētē haĩ . 41Yah mālūm nahī̃ paṛtā hai .

37You are then unaware of how much time and energy are wasted in having both these types of feeling.

42Dōnō̃ hī bahut nuksān dēnē vālē haĩ .

38Both cause a lot of loss.

43Svayã bhī parēśhān aur dūsrō̃ kō bhī parēśhān karnē vālē haĩ .

39They distress you and also cause distress to others.

44Aisī sthiti kē|K samay aisī ātmāō̃ kā yahī nārā hōtā hai - duḥkh lēnā aur duḥkh dēnā hī hai .

40At such a time, the chant from such souls is: I have to take and give sorrow.

45Kuchh bhī hō jāē - lēkin karnā hī hai .

41No matter what happens, I have to do this.

46Yah kāmnā us samay bōltī hai .

42It is their desires that are speaking at that time.

47Brāhmaṇ ātmā nahī̃ bōltī .

43It is not the Brahmin soul speaking at that time.

48Isliē kyā hōtā hai - sukh aur śhānti kē|K saṅsār sē buddhi rūpī pāṅw bāhar nikal jātā hai .

44This is why their foot of the intellect steps outside the world of happiness and peace.

49Isliē in royal kāmnāō̃ kē ūpar bhī vijayī banō .

45Therefore, become victorious over these royal desires.

50In ichchhāō̃ sē bhī ‘ icchā-mātram-avidyā ’ kī|key sthiti mē̃ āō .

46Go beyond these desires and have the stage of being ignorant of even the knowledge of desires.

51Yah jō saṅkalp kartē hō , dōnō̃ hī bhāv mē̃ ki maĩ yah bāt karkē dikhāū̃gā , kiskō dikhāyēṅgē  ?

47When you have the thought, due to either type of feeling, that you will definitely demonstrate this by doing something, to whom will you demonstrate it?

52Bāp kō vā brāhmaṇ parivār kō  ?

48To the Father or the Brahmin family?

53Kiskō dikhāyēṅgē  ?

49Whom will you show?

54Aisē samjhō yah karkē dikhāyēṅgē nahī̃ , lēkin gir kē|K dikhāyēṅgē .

50Then, just consider that as not demonstrating, but that you will demonstrate falling.

55Yah kamāl hai kyā , jō dikhāyēṅgē .

51Is that the wonder that you will demonstrate?

56Girnā dēkhnē kī|key bāt hai kyā  !

52Is falling something you would be proud of showing others?

57Yah had kē|K prāpti kā naśhā - maĩ sēvā karkē dikhāū̃gā , maĩ nām bālā karkē dikhāū̃gā , yah śhabda check karō , royal hai  ?

53The intoxication of limited attainment: I will demonstrate by doing this service, I will demonstrate by glorifying the name – check whether these words are royal.

58Kahtē hō śhēr kī|key bhāṣhā lēkin bantē hō bakrī .

54You speak the language of lions, but you become like sheep.

59Jaisē ājkal kōī śhēr kā , kōī hāthī kā , kōī rāvaṇ kā , kōī rām kā face ḍāl dētē haĩ nā .

55Nowadays, people wear the face mask of a tiger, an elephant, Ravan or Rama.

60Tō yah māyā śhēr kā face lagā dētī hai .

56So, this too is Maya wearing the face of a tiger.

61Maĩ yah karkē dikhāū̃gā , yah karū̃gā , lēkin māyā apnē vaśh kar bakrī banā dētī haĩ .

57"I will definitely demonstrate this. 58I will do this." 59However, Maya influences you and makes you into a sheep.

62Maĩ-pan ānā arthāt kōī na kōī had kī|key kāmnā kē|K vaśhībhūt hōnā .

60To have any consciousness of "mine" means to be influenced by one type of limited desire or another.

63Yah bhāṣhā yuktiyukt bōlō aur bhāvnā bhī yuktiyukt rakhō .

61Speak yuktiyukt language and also have yuktiyukt feelings.

64Yah hōśhiyārī nahī̃ hai lēkin her|har kalp mē̃ - sūryavanśhī sē chandravanśhī bannē kī|key hār khānā hai .

62This is not cleverness, but it is experiencing defeat every cycle and becoming part of the moon dynasty instead of the sun dynasty.

65Kalp-kalp chandravanśhī bannā hī paṛēgā .

63You will then have to become part of the moon dynasty every cycle.

66Tō yah hār huī yā hōśhiyārī huī  ?

64So, is that defeat or cleverness?

67Tō aisī hōśhiyārī nahī̃ dikhāō .

65Do not show such cleverness.

68Na abhimān mē̃ āō na apmān karnē mē̃ āō .

66Do not become arrogant. 67Do not insult anyone.

69Dōnō̃ hī bhāvnāyē̃ - śhubh bhāvnā - śhubh kāmnā dūr kar lētī haĩ .

68Both of those feelings distance you from good wishes and pure feelings.

70Tō check karō - jarā bhī saṅkalp mātra bhī abhimān vā apmān kī|key bhāvnā rah tō nahī̃ gaī hai  ?

69So check: There isn't the slightest feeling of arrogance or insult, is there?

71Jahā̃ abhimān aur apmān kī|key bhāvnā hai , yah kabhī bhī svamān kī|key sthiti mē̃ sthit hō nahī̃ saktā .

70Where there are feelings of arrogance or insult, that person can never be stable in the stage of self­respect.

72Svamān sarv kāmnāō̃ sē kinārā kar dēgā . 73Aur sadā sukh kē|K saṅsār mē̃ sukh kē|K śhānti kē|K jhūlē mē̃ jhūltē rahē̃gē .

71Self­respect makes you step away from all desires and you will then constantly swing in the swings of happiness and peace in the world of happiness.

74Iskō hī kahā jātā hai - sarv kāmnā jīt jagatjīt .

72This is called being a conqueror of all desires and a conqueror of the world.

75Tō bāpdādā dēkh rahē thē chhōṭē sē sukhī saṅsār kō .

73So BapDada was looking at the small happy world.

76Sukh kē|K saṅsār sē , apnē svadēśh sē parāyē dēśh mē̃ buddhi rūpī pāṅw dvārā kyō̃ chalē jātē hō  ?

74Why do you go from the world of happiness in your own world into the foreign land with the foot of your intellect?

77Par-dharma , pardeśh duḥkh dēnē vālā hai .

75A religion that is not yours, a land that is not yours would always cause you sorrow.

78Svadharm , svadēśh sukh dēnē vālā hai .

76Your original religion and your original land give you happiness.

79Tō sukh kē|K sāgar bāp kē|K bachchē hō , sukh kē|K saṅsār kē|K anubhavī ātmāyē̃ hō .

77So, you are the children of the Father who is the Ocean of Happiness. 78You are souls who have experienced the world of happiness.

80Adhikārī ātmāyē̃ hō tō sadā sukhī rahō , śhānt rahō .

79You are souls who have a right and so always remain happy and peaceful.

81Samjhā -

80Do you understand?

82Dēśh-vidēśh kē|K dōnō̃ snēhī bachchē apnē ghar vā bāp kē|K ghar mē̃ apnā adhikār lēnē kē liē pahũch gayē hō .

81All the loving children from this land and abroad have arrived at their home, their Father's home, to claim their right.

83Tō adhikārī bachchō̃ kō dēkh bāpdādā bhī harṣhit hōtē haĩ .

82Seeing the children who have a right, BapDada is also pleased.

84Jaisē khuśhī mē̃ āyē hō aisē hī sadā khuśh rahnē kī|key vidhi , in dōnō̃ bātō̃ kā saṅkalp sē bhī tyāg kar , sadā kē liē bhāgyavān ban karkē jānā .

83Just as you have come here with happiness, similarly, the method of remaining constantly happy is to renounce both of those things even in your thoughts, and to become fortunate for all time.

85Lēnē āyē hō lēkin sāth lēnē kē sāth , man sē kōī bhī kamzōrī jō uṛtī kalā mē̃ vighna rūp bantī haĩ vah chhōṛ kē|K jānā .

84You have come to claim your fortune but, together with claiming your fortune, you also have to leave behind any weakness of the mind that obstructs your flying stage.

86Yah chhōṛnā hī lēnā hai .

85To renounce this means to claim something.

87Achchhā -

86Achcha.

88Sadā sukh kē|K saṅsār mē̃ rahnē vālē sarv kāmnā jīt , sadā sarv ātmāō̃ kē prati śhubh bhāvnā aur śhubh kāmnā karnē vālē śhrēṣhṭh ātmāō̃ kō , sadā svamān kī|key seat par sthit rahnē vālī viśhēṣh ātmāō̃ kō bāpdādā kā yādpyār aur namastē .

87To those who always live in the world of happiness and who are conquerors of all desires, to the elevated souls who always have good wishes and pure feelings for all souls, to the special souls who constantly remain stable on the seat of self­respect, BapDada's love, remembrance and namaste.

89’ ’ 90Teachers kē sāth - sabhī svayã kō kaun-sī maṇi samajhtē hō  ?

88BapDada meeting teachers: 89What jewels do all of you consider yourselves to be?

91 ( santuṣhṭamaṇi ) āj kē|K samay mē̃ viśhēṣh santuṣhṭatā kī|key hī āvaśhyaktā hai .

90(Jewels of contentment.) 91At the present time especially, it is contentment that is essential.

92Pūjā bhī jyādā kis dēvī kī|key hōtī hai  ?

92Which goddess is worshipped the most?

93Santōṣhī kī|key .

93The Goddess of Contentment (Santoshi Ma).

94Aur santōṣhī kō rājī karnā hī sahaj hōtā hai .

94It is easy to please the Goddess of Contentment.

95Santōṣī santuṣhṭ jaldī hō jātī hai .

95The Goddess of Contentment becomes content very quickly.

96Santōṣī kī|key pūjā kyō̃ hōtī hai  ?

96Why is the Goddess of Contentment worshipped?

97Kyōṅki āj kē|K samay mē̃ tension bahut hai , parēśāniyā̃ bahut haĩ , is kāraṇ asantuṣhṭatā baṛhtī jā rahī hai .

97Because there is a lot of tension at the present time. 98There is a lot of distress and because of this, discontentment continues to increase.

98Isliē santuṣhṭ rahnē kā sādhan sabhī sōchtē haĩ .

99This is why everyone is looking for ways to remain content.

99Lēkin kar nahī̃ saktē .

100However, they are unable to do this.

100Tō aisē samay par āp sabhī santuṣhṭamaṇiyā̃ ban santuṣhṭatā kī|key rōśhnī dō .

101So, at such a time, all of you have to become jewels of contentment and give everyone the enlightenment of contentment.

101Apnē santuṣhṭatā kī|key rōśhnī sē aurō̃ kō bhī santuṣhṭ banāō .

102Make others content with your enlightenment of contentment.

102Pahlē svã sē svayã santuṣhṭ rahō phir sēvā mē̃ santuṣhṭ rahō , phir sambandh mē̃ santuṣhṭ rahō tab hī santuṣhṭamaṇi kahalāyēṅgē .

103First of all remain content with yourself, then remain content in service and then remain content in your relationships, for only then will you be called a jewel of contentment.

103Santuṣhṭatā kē|K bhī tīn sarṭiphakēṭ chāhiē .

104You need to have three certificates of contentment.

104Apnē āp sē , sēvā sē , phir sāthiyō̃ sē .

105One from yourself, one for service and the third from your companions.

105Yah tīnō̃ sarṭiphakēṭ liē haĩ nā  !

106You have claimed all these three certificates, have you not?

106Achchhā hai , phir bhī duniyā kī|key halchal sē nikal achal ghar mē̃ pahũch gaī .

107It is good that you have come away from the upheaval of the world and reached Achal ghar (the home of stability).

107Yah bāp kē|K sthān ‘ achal ghar ’ haĩ .

108This Father's place is Achal ghar.

108Tō achal ghar mē̃ pahuñchnā yah bhī baṛē bhāgya kī|key niśhānī hai .

109To arrive at Achal ghar is also a sign of great fortune. 110It was because you had renunciation that you arrived at Achal ghar.

109Tyāg kiyā tō achalghar pahũchī .

111You have become fortunate, but you can extend the line of your fortune as much as you want.

110Bhāgyavān ban gaī lēkin bhāgya kī|key lakīr aur bhī jitnī lambī khīñchnē chāhō utnī khīñch saktē hō .

112You have come in the list of those who are fortunate, because you now belong to God, and this is why you have become fortunate.

111List mē̃ tō ā gaī - ‘ bhāgyavān kī|key ’ .

113You stepped away from everyone else and made the One belong to You, and this is why you have become fortunate.

112Kyōṅki bhagvān kī|key ban gaī tō bhāgyavān hō gaī .

114BapDada is pleased to see this courage of you children.

113Aur sabsē kinārā kar ēk kō apnā banāyā - tō bhāgyavān hō gaī .

115No matter what you are, you are elevated in your renunciation and courage in service.

114Bāpdādā bachchō̃ kī|key is himmat kō dēkh khuśh haĩ .

116No matter if you are young or new, BapDada is congratulating you for your renunciation and courage.

115Kuchh bhī hō phir bhī tyāg aur sēvā kī|key himmat mē̃ śhrēṣhṭh hō .

117BapDada looks at you with this regard. 118There is importance even in becoming an instrument.

116Chhōṭē hō yā nayē hō lēkin bāpdādā tyāg aur himmat kī|key mubārak dētē haĩ .

119Whilst constantly continuing to move forward with this importance, you will become great souls in the world and become very well­known.

117Usī regard sē bāpdādā dēkhtē haĩ .

120So, you know your own greatness, do you not?

118Nimitt bannē kā bhī mahatva hai . 119Isī mahatva sē sadā āgē baṛhātē huē viśhva mē̃ mahān ātmāyē̃ ban prasiddh hō jāyēṅgī .

121To the extent that you are great, so you are humble, just as the sign of a fruitful tree is that it bows down. 122Similarly, those who are humble are the ones who eat the instant, practical fruit.

120Tō apnī mahāntā kō tō jāntī hō nā  !

123This is the speciality of the confluence age. 124Achcha.

121Jitnē mahān utnē nirmān .

125Blessing: Instead of being too clever with the Father, the Cleverest of All, may you be liberated from all sins by having the power of realisation. 126Some children try to be clever with the Father, the Cleverest of All. 127In order to accomplish their task or in order to glorify their name, they have realisation at that time, but because that realisation doesn't have power, transformation doesn't take place. 128There are some who do understand that something is not right, but they also think that their name should not be spoilt and they therefore kill their conscience.

122Jaisē phaldāyak vr̥ikṣha kī|key niśhānī hai - jhuknā .

129This is also accumulated in the account of sin.

123Aisē jō nirmān haĩ vahī pratyakṣha phal khānē vālē haĩ .

130Therefore, renounce this type of cleverness and with the realisation of an honest heart, transform yourself and become liberated from sins.

124Saṅgamyug kī|key viśhēṣhtā hī yah hai .

131Slogan: To remain free from the various bondages whilst living this life is the stage of liberation­in­life.

125Achchhā -

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