Avyakt murli for Friday 7 March 1986

⁰> > 07-03-86 Om Shanti Avyakt Bapdada Madhuban

¹The Maha Shiv Ratri ­ the accurate memorial of the four subjects of the study.

²Today, the Bestower of Knowledge, the Bestower of Fortune, the Bestower of Blessings, of all powers, the Father, the Innocent Lord who makes everyone full of all treasures, has come to meet His extremely loving, constantly co­operative and close children.

³These meetings become memorials that are celebrated as festivals at all times.

⁴All the festivals that are celebrated with different names from time to time are the memorials of the sweet and enthusiastic meetings of the present time between the Father and the children; they take the form of festivals for the future.

⁵At this time, each day and each moment of you most elevated children is for staying in constant happiness.

⁶From the copper age, the devotees have been making the alokik life of this short confluence age, the alokik attainments and the alokik experiences into festivals with different names.

⁷This life, this one birth of yours becomes a means of remembrance on the path of devotion for 63 births.

⁸You are such great souls!

⁹The most wonderful thing of this time that you are seeing is that you are celebrating it in practice and are now celebrating the memorial.

¹⁰You now exist in the living form and the images also exist at the same time.

¹¹What did each of you attain 5000 years ago? ¹²What did you become?

¹³How did you become that? ¹⁴You now know very clearly this accurate memorial and your horoscope of 5000 years. ¹⁵You are listening to this and are also very pleased to see that they are remembering and worshipping you and telling the stories of your life.

¹⁶They cannot create your original image identically.

¹⁷However they were touched with that love and faith, and this is why they made those images.

¹⁸So, you celebrate Shiv Jayanti in a practical way every day, because the confluence age is the age of the Incarnation.

¹⁹It is the age of performing an elevated task and elevated activities.

²⁰However, you are also celebrating the memorial of this day within this unlimited age.

²¹All of you celebrate by having a meeting, whereas their celebration is an invocation.

²²Theirs is calling out whereas yours is having attained.

²³They say, "Come", and you say, "He has come, we have found Him."

²⁴There is as much difference in the memorial and the practical as there is between day and night.

²⁵In fact, this is the day of the Father, the Innocent Lord.

²⁶The Innocent Lord means the One who bestows countlessly, without keeping an account of it.

²⁷Generally, there is an account of receiving as much as you give. ²⁸Whoever does something receives the return of it, accordingly.

²⁹This is the account. ³⁰However, why is He called the Innocent Lord?

³¹Because, at this time, He doesn't keep an account of giving you as much you give. ³²The account is of receiving multimillionfold for one.

³³So, it has become countless, has it not?

³⁴There is so much difference between one and multimillionfold.

³⁵"Multimillion" (Padams) is said because that is the last word in counting (multimillion=padma padam).

³⁶They celebrate as a festival the day of the Innocent Treasurer, the One who gives without counting.

³⁷You have received so much that you are completely full at this time, and you will also always remain completely full for 21 births and 21 generations.

³⁸No one else can give a guarantee for so many births.

³⁹No matter how great a bestower someone is, no one can guarantee to make your treasure­store completely full for so many births.

⁴⁰Therefore, He is the Innocent Lord, is He not? ⁴¹Whilst being knowledge­full, He remains innocent.

⁴²This is why He is called the Innocent Lord. ⁴³In fact, if He kept accounts, He could know the account of each and every thought.

⁴⁴However, whilst knowing all of that, He becomes the Innocent Lord when it comes to giving.

⁴⁵So, all of you are innocent children of the Father, the Innocent Lord, are you not?

⁴⁶On the one hand, you call Him the Innocent Lord and on the other hand, you call Him the Treasurer who is completely full.

⁴⁷Look how well you celebrate the memorial. ⁴⁸Those people who celebrate it do not know it, but you know it.

⁴⁹All the four special subjects of the main study of the confluence age are celebrated on on this memorial day. ⁵⁰How?

⁵¹You were also told earlier that on the day of this festival there is special importance given to the point and the drop.

⁵²The point is a symbol of the subject of remembrance, that is, of yoga.

⁵³In remembrance, you stabilise yourself in the stage of a point, do you not?

⁵⁴So, the point is a symbol of remembrance, and the drop represents the different drops of knowledge.

⁵⁵The sign given to the subject of knowledge is the drop.

⁵⁶The sign of dharna on this day is the special fast they keep.

⁵⁷So, you observe a fast. ⁵⁸In dharna, you have a determined thought.

⁵⁹So, you take a vow (fast) that you will definitely be tolerant or introverted. ⁶⁰You take this vow, do you not?

⁶¹This symbolizes dharna, and the sign of service is "jaagran" (staying up all night).

⁶²In fact, you do service to awaken someone.

⁶³To awaken them from the sleep of ignorance, to enable them to stay awake and to awaken them, is your service. ⁶⁴So, this jaagran symbolizes service.

⁶⁵So, all four subjects have been covered, have they not?

⁶⁶However, they have taken its form just in a physical way. ⁶⁷Nevertheless, devotees have that love and faith, and the sign of true devotees is that whatever thought they have, they will remain very firm in that thought.

⁶⁸This is why the Father also has love for devotees.

⁶⁹At least they have made your memorial continue eternally from the copper age.

⁷⁰Especially on this day, just as you repeatedly have surrender ceremonies here at the confluence age, you also celebrate it individually, in the same way, as a memorial of this function of yours, they do not sacrifice themselves, but they sacrifice a goat.

⁷¹They make a sacrifice.

⁷²In fact, BapDada also says amusingly that it is only when you surrender that consciousness of "I" (meh, meh) that you can surrender yourself, that is, you can become complete and equal to the Father.

⁷³What was the first step that Father Brahma took?

⁷⁴He celebrated the surrender ceremony of "I" and "mine", that is, in any situation, instead of "I" you always heard the word "Father" in his natural language, in his ordinary language.

⁷⁵He never said, "I". ⁷⁶“Baba is making me do it, not that I am doing it.

⁷⁷No. ⁷⁸Baba is making me move, not that I am saying this.

⁷⁹No. ⁸⁰Baba is speaking.”

⁸¹To have attachment to any limited being or thing is to have the consciousness of "mine".

⁸²To surrender the consciousness of "mine" and "I" is called making a sacrifice.

⁸³To make this sacrifice means to make the greatest sacrifice.

⁸⁴So, this is a sign of surrendering. ⁸⁵Baba gives thanks to the devotees for one thing: Whether in Bharat or in any other country, in order to spread a wave of enthusiasm in any form, they have created very good festivals.

⁸⁶Whether it is for two days or just a day, at least the wave of enthusiasm (utsaah) spreads.

⁸⁷This is why it is called a festival (utsav).

⁸⁸At least the attention of the majority of them is drawn towards the Father temporarily for a special purpose.

⁸⁹So what special things will you do on this special day?

⁹⁰On the path of devotion, when some observe a fast they do it for all time, whereas others don't have that courage and observe the fast for a month or a day or for just a short time.

⁹¹They then break that fast.

⁹²You don’t do this, do you?

⁹³In Madhuban, your feet are not on the ground.

⁹⁴So, when you return abroad, will you come down to the ground or will you remain up above?

⁹⁵Will you always remain up above and just come down to perform actions or will you perform actions whilst always being down below? ⁹⁶To remain up above means to remain in the stage up above (high stage).

⁹⁷It isn't that you have to go onto the roof and dangle from there.

⁹⁸It means to remain stable in a high stage and perform ordinary actions, that is, come down (to perform actions).

⁹⁹Whilst performing ordinary actions, your stage should remain up above, that is, it should remain elevated.

¹⁰⁰The Father adopts an ordinary body, and He only performs ordinary actions.

¹⁰¹He speaks in the same way as you do.

¹⁰²He moves in the same way as you. ¹⁰³So, the actions are ordinary, the body is ordinary, but, whilst performing ordinary actions, His stage remains high.

¹⁰⁴In the same way, the stage of all of you should also always be high.

¹⁰⁵Just as you call today the day of jaagran, similarly, every day, at amrit vela, don’t think that you have come from sleep but that you have incarnated from the land of peace in order to perform actions.

¹⁰⁶And, at night, perform actions and then return to the land of peace. ¹⁰⁷An incarnation incarnates to perform an elevated action. ¹⁰⁸They are not said to have taken birth, but they are said to have incarnated.

¹⁰⁹An incarnation is when they come down from the stage up above.

¹¹⁰So, by performing actions whilst in that stage, even ordinary actions change into alokik actions.

¹¹¹Other people eat their meals (bhojan) whereas you eat Brahma bhojan.

¹¹²So, there is a difference, is there not?

¹¹³You also move along, but you move along as angels do, you move in a double­light stage. ¹¹⁴So, it is an alokik activity and alokik actions.

¹¹⁵So, it is not just today that is the day of the incarnation, but the confluence age itself it the day of incarnation.

¹¹⁶On this day, you congratulate BapDada but BapDada says: You first.

¹¹⁷If it weren't for you children, who would say, "Father"?

¹¹⁸It is the children who call the Father, Father. ¹¹⁹Therefore, first of all, congratulations to the children.

¹²⁰All of you sing the birthday song: Happy birthday to You. ¹²¹BapDada also says: Happy birthday to you.

¹²²The children gave birthday congratulations to the Father and the Father gave them to the children.

¹²³You are being sustained with congratulations. ¹²⁴What is the sustenance of all of you?

¹²⁵You are being sustained with congratulations from the Father and the family.

¹²⁶You are singing, dancing, being sustained and flying with congratulation.

¹²⁷This sustenance is also wonderful.

¹²⁸What do you give one another at every moment? ¹²⁹Congratulations, and this is the means of sustenance.

¹³⁰No matter what someone is like, BapDada knows that, and you also know that.

¹³¹Everything is numberwise.

¹³²If it weren't numberwise, then, in the golden age, you would need to build a minimum of 150,000 thrones.