Avyakt murli for Wednesday 31 March 2010

⁰31-03-2010 Om Shanti Avyakt Bapdada Madhuban

¹Stay in the self-respect of being an ancestor and a worship-worthy soul and sustain everyone with your mind, and give sakaash to the whole tree.

²Today, BapDada is looking at all His souls everywhere who are the ancestors and worship-worthy souls.

³You consider yourselves to be ancestor souls, do you not?

⁴Where do worship-worthy souls live?

⁵Bring your tree in front of you and look at where your place is in that.

⁶You know that the place of you ancestors is at the roots.

⁷You are in the roots of the tree and also in the trunk.

⁸So, the whole tree receives sustenance through the roots.

⁹You are the ancestors who sustain and give sakaash to all the branches, twigs and leaves of the whole tree.

¹⁰Together with being ancestors, you are also worthy of worship.

¹¹Even the last leaf receives sakaash through the trunk.

¹²Do you experience yourselves to be those who give sakaash to the whole tree?

¹³Do you have the intoxication of being the ancestors who give sakaash to all souls who are the branches, twigs and leaves?

¹⁴Just as Father Brahma is said to be the great-great-grandfather, so you, his children, his companions are also master great-great-grandfather.

¹⁵Souls of the whole tree are attracted to you ancestor souls.

¹⁶You ancestor souls sustain them with your powers.

¹⁷The Father sustained all of you ancestor souls; how did He do that?

¹⁸With all the powers.

¹⁹Similarly, in terms of you being the ancestors, you are the ones who sustain them with the powers.

²⁰Nowadays, you can see that all souls are unhappy; they are calling out to their own special deities: Come and protect us!

²¹Give us peace! ²²Give us power!

²³O ocean of forgiveness ancestors, sustain us!

²⁴Can you ancestor souls hear this sound in your ears?

²⁵Do you have the experience of being the ancestors?

²⁶Look at the whole tree: Because all the souls of other religions are the branches and twigs of the tree, they too look at you with that vision.

²⁷You are their ancestors too.

²⁸Whenever you meet souls of any religion, do you consider them to be the branches and twigs of your own tree?

²⁹When they meet you, they consider you to belong to them.

³⁰Those souls have the feeling of you belonging to them and they should have that feeling.

³¹Do you have that much intoxication and the feeling of mercy within you?

³²They are crying out in distress: Have mercy! ³³So, now, according to the time, all of you ancestor souls have to sustain them through the mind with the powers.

³⁴They need this now.

³⁵To the extent that you maintain the intoxication of being an ancestor, to that extent those souls will be sustained by you.

³⁶Generally, in lokik life too, one is sustained by one's elders.

³⁷They are the ones who provide and make arrangements for food and drink for one's body and study which is a source of income.

³⁸Just as the Father has sustained all of you children with different powers, in the same way, it is your duty to sustain all the branches, twigs and leaves of the whole tree.

³⁹Do you ancestor souls have such enthusiasm?

⁴⁰Do you have the intoxication that you are also the worthy of worship souls?

⁴¹Look within the whole drama, no great soul or founder of religion is worshipped with discipline in the same way as you souls are. ⁴²Your worship is according to discipline: doing your aarati (form of worship with deepaks on a plate) and offering bhog; no one else is worshipped in this way.

⁴³The way you are remembered and the way your praise is sung are also according to discipline.

⁴⁴No one else is remembered in this way.

⁴⁵So, as well as being ancestors, you are also worthy of worship.

⁴⁶No one else in the whole drama is worshipped or remembered in the same way as you are.

⁴⁷So, seeing you worship-worthy and ancestor souls, BapDada is so pleased.

⁴⁸The song is repeatedly being played in the Father's heart: Wah My ancestors of the whole tree and worship-worthy souls! ⁴⁹Wah!

⁵⁰Nowadays, BapDada wants to see all of you children in the form of your self-respect, of being equal to the Father, complete and perfect.

⁵¹For that, you children have to keep one thing in your attention. ⁵²BapDada has seen that, although all of you children are making very good effort, each one of you has to add the word "sada" (constantly) to that effort.

⁵³You have to pay attention to this.

⁵⁴BapDada is asking you children: Just as BapDada sees all of you children in the form of your elevated self-respect, in the same way, do you also consider yourselves to have such elevated self-respect?

⁵⁵What do you say in response?

⁵⁶"We do stay in that stage. ⁵⁷This is our aim." ⁵⁸You even raise your hands! ⁵⁹However, then, slowly, you say, "It is sometimes".

⁶⁰So, BapDada now wants you to finish the word "sometimes" because the time of completion is now coming close; and who is going to bring that close?

⁶¹Children ask the Father: Baba, tell us the time of "How long". ⁶²How many more years remain - 20 years, 16 years, 10 years?

⁶³The Father then asks the children: Who is going to bring the time close?

⁶⁴Will the Father alone do that?

⁶⁵The Father carried out establishment: did He do that alone?

⁶⁶He created the sacrificial fire - did He do that without you Brahmins?

⁶⁷The Father is with the children.

⁶⁸Children also say: Baba, we are with You now and we will return home with You.

⁶⁹The Father is telling you children: Children, the ones who are going to bring the time close, you yourselves have to fix the date.

⁷⁰Who is going to fix the date?