Daily Murli for Sunday 28 November 2021

⁰ 28/11/21 Madhuban Avyakt BapDada Om Shanti 01/12/89

¹Receiving respect by having self-respect.

²Today, BapDada is seeing all the children everywhere who have self-respect.

³Only the children who have self-respect receive respect throughout the cycle.

⁴You have self-respect for one birth and you receive respect for the whole cycle.

⁵Because of having the right to rule your own kingdom, you receive respect from your subjects and, for half the cycle, you receive respect from devotees.

⁶Now, even in your last birth, you can see and hear devotees giving respect to the deity souls and to the Shakti form.

⁷Even now, they give so much respect with love from the depths of their hearts.

⁸How did you attain such elevated fortune?

⁹All of this is the fortune that comes from renouncing just one main thing.

¹⁰What did you renounce?

¹¹You renounced body consciousness. ¹²This is because you are unable to stabilise in your self-respect unless you renounce body consciousness.

¹³In return for this renunciation, God, the Bestower of Fortune, gave you the blessing of this fortune.

¹⁴Secondly, the Father Himself has given you children respect.

¹⁵From being the maids and servants at His feet, the Father has made you into the crowns of His head.

¹⁶He has given you such great self-respect.

¹⁷Even the Father has respect for the children who have such self-respect.

¹⁸The Father always keeps the children ahead of Himself.

¹⁹He always sings praise of the virtues of you children.

²⁰In order to give you children love from the depths of His heart, He comes into the corporeal world from the supreme abode every day.

²¹He doesn’t just send it from there, but He comes personally to give it.

²²You receive love and remembrance every day, do you not?

²³No one else can give such elevated respect.

²⁴The Father Himself has given you this respect and this is why you have become those who have a right to respect eternally.

²⁵Do you experience such greatness?

²⁶Self-respect and respect are connected with one another.

²⁷Those who have self-respect would maintain regard for the respect they have received and also maintain respect for themselves, and they would also look, speak and form connections with others with respect.

²⁸The meaning of respect for the self is to have regard for the self.

²⁹The Father receives regard from all souls of the world; each one gives Him that regard.

³⁰However, to the extent that the Father receives respect, He also gives just as much respect to all the children.

³¹If someone doesn’t give, then that one doesn’t become a deity (a bestower).

³²You become deities for many births and you are worshipped in the form of a deity for many births.

³³You become Brahmins for one birth, but you rule as deities and become worthy of worship for many births.

³⁴Deities means those who give.

³⁵If you do not give respect in this birth, how would you become deities? ³⁶How would you receive respect for many births?

³⁷Follow the Father.

³⁸You saw Father Brahma in the corporeal form: he always considered himself to be a world servant. ³⁹He considered himself to be the children’s servant and made the children the masters.

⁴⁰He always saluted them as the masters.

⁴¹He always gave little children love filled with respect and saw them in the form of future world benefactors.

⁴²He always saw the kumars, kumaris and youth as the ones who challenged the great, well-known souls of the world, the ones who made the impossible possible, the ones who made the heads of the great souls bow down; he saw them with the respect of such pure souls.

⁴³He always gave them respect, considering them to be great souls who performed even greater wonders than he did.

⁴⁴Similarly, he always considered elderly souls to be experienced; he gave them the regard of being his equals.

⁴⁵He always saw those in bondage with the regard of being number one in having remembrance. ⁴⁶This is why he became the soul to receive number one imperishable regard.

⁴⁷He is number one in receiving respect in the kingdom; as the world emperor and in the worthy of worship form too; he is the first to be worshipped after the Father in the form of Lakshmi and Narayan.

⁴⁸So he became number one in receiving both respect as the ruler and also in terms of being worthy of worship, because he gave everyone respect and regard.

⁴⁹He never thought that he would only give regard when he received regard.

⁵⁰Those who give regard even consider those who defame them to be their friends.

⁵¹They don’t consider only those who give them regard to belong to them, but even those who insult them are considered to belong to them, because the whole world is their family.

⁵²You Brahmins are the trunk for all souls.

⁵³All the branches, that is, all the souls of the different religions have emerged from the main trunk.

⁵⁴So, all of them belong to you, do they not?

⁵⁵Those who have such self-respect constantly consider themselves to be master creators and are constantly the bestowers of respect to all.

⁵⁶Do you always consider yourselves to be the original jewels belonging to Adi Dev Brahma, the ones playing their parts from the beginning?

⁵⁷Do you have that much intoxication? ⁵⁸So, did all of you hear what the respect for children is, what the respect for the elders is and what the respect for youth is?

⁵⁹Adi Pita Brahma looked at you with that respect. ⁶⁰How much intoxication must you have had?

⁶¹So, always remain aware that you will constantly remain in the world of such an elevated stage, according to the elevated drishti that the first soul had for you.

⁶²Promise yourself this.

⁶³You continue to make promises, do you not?

⁶⁴You make promises in words, promises in your minds and also in writing and you then forget them. ⁶⁵This is why you are unable to take benefit from the promises. ⁶⁶If you remember the promises, you can also take benefit from them.

⁶⁷All of you should check yourselves: How many times have you made a promise and how many times have you fulfilled that promise?

⁶⁸Do you know how to fulfil those promises or do you only know how to make them?

⁶⁹Or, do you keep fluctuating, sometimes being those who make a promise and sometimes those who fulfil a promise?

⁷⁰What do the teachers think?

⁷¹You are in the list of those who fulfil them, are you not?

⁷²BapDada always calls the teachers His companion teachers.

⁷³So, what is the speciality of a companion?

⁷⁴A companion is equal.

⁷⁵Does the Father ever change (from His promise)?