Daily Murli for Sunday 18 December 2022

⁰ 18/12/22 Madhuban Avyakt BapDada Om Shanti 18/02/1993

¹The breath of Brahmin life is constant zeal and enthusiasm.

²Today, Trimurti Father Shiva is especially seeing all His children in three relationships.

³The first most loving relationship is that of your being the masters of all attainments, the heirs. ⁴As well as being heirs, you are Godly students and, along with that, you are those who are loved by the Satguru, because you follow Him at every step.

⁵Trimurti Father Shiva is seeing the children especially in these three relationships.

⁶In fact, you are the souls who are experienced in fulfilling the responsibility of all relationships, but today, Baba is especially seeing the three relationships.

⁷All of you love these three relationships.

⁸Today, all of you have come running here with enthusiasm in order to celebrate Trimurti Shiv Jayanti.

⁹Have you come to give congratulations to the Father or have you come to receive congratulations from the Father?

¹⁰You have come to do both. ¹¹Since the very name is Shiv Jayanti and Shiv Ratri, what does Trimurti prove?

¹²What does He do through Prajapita Brahma?

¹³He creates the creation of you Brahmins.

¹⁴You are then sustained.

¹⁵So the word Trimurti proves that together with the Father are you Brahmin souls.

¹⁶What would the Father do by Himself?

¹⁷This is why the birthday of the Father also means the birthday of you Brahmin children.

¹⁸This is why the Father is giving you children multimillionfold congratulations for this alokik, divine birth, this diamond birth.

¹⁹Your letters and cards of congratulations have already reached the Father, and, even now, many children are singing songs of congratulations from their hearts. ²⁰Whether they are far away or whether they are personally in front of Baba, Baba’s ears can hear the songs of congratulations, even from those who are far away.

²¹In return, BapDada is giving multimillionfold congratulations to the children of this land and of foreign lands.

²²All of you children know that to celebrate any festival in Brahmin life means to create an elevated life constantly filled with zeal and enthusiasm.

²³In the alokik dictionary of Brahmins, to celebrate means to become.

²⁴So, will you simply celebrate the festival today, or will you create a life constantly filled with zeal and enthusiasm?

²⁵You have a life when there is breath in those physical bodies.

²⁶What would your life be if your breath finished? ²⁷It would be finished.

²⁸So, too, the breath of Brahmin life is constant zeal and enthusiasm.

²⁹In Brahmin life, if there isn't zeal and enthusiasm at every second, then that is not Brahmin life.

³⁰However, the speed of your breathing also has to be normal.

³¹If your breathing is very fast, then that is not a normal life and if it is slow, then too, it would not be called a normal life.

³²You either have high pressure or low pressure.

³³So that would not be called a normal life.

³⁴So, here, too, check: is the speed of the zeal and enthusiasm of my Brahmin life normal?

³⁵Or, is it sometimes very fast and sometimes very slow?

³⁶Or, does it remain constant?

³⁷It should be constant, should it not?

³⁸If it is sometimes fast and sometimes slow, that is not good. ³⁹This is why every moment of the confluence age is a festival.

⁴⁰You specially celebrate a special day for your entertainment because, in Brahmin life, where else would you go for entertainment?

⁴¹You would only entertain yourself here, would you not? ⁴²You would not especially go to the seaside or to a park or to a club, would you?

⁴³The seaside, the park and the club are all here.

⁴⁴This Brahmin club is good, is it not?

⁴⁵So, the breath of Brahmin life is zeal and enthusiasm.

⁴⁶So your breathing is normal, is it not? ⁴⁷Or does it fluctuate?

⁴⁸So BapDada continues to check each child.

⁴⁹He does not have to check with a stethoscope in His ears.

⁵⁰Nowadays, science has made everything automatic.

⁵¹Shiv Ratri or Shiv Jayanti - you know the significance of both very clearly, do you not?

⁵²You can also tell others, can you not? ⁵³You know the significance of both and you are also able to tell others about it clearly.

⁵⁴As well as the birthday of the Father, it is also the birthday of you children.

⁵⁵So you can relate the significance of your own birthday, can you not?

⁵⁶The memorials are also celebrated by the devotees with a lot of love and devotion. ⁵⁷However, the difference is that they hold a fast on Shiv Ratri every year, whereas you have a picnic. ⁵⁸As soon as you take birth, all of you have a fast just once for all time, that is, for your entire Brahmin life.

⁵⁹This is why you do not have to fast again and again.

⁶⁰They have to fast every year whereas you Brahmin souls made a vow the moment you took birth: that you would become constantly perfect and complete like the Father.

⁶¹You made this strong vow, did you not? ⁶²Or, is it a little weak?

⁶³Since the relationship between you souls and the Supreme Soul is eternal, what should the vow be?

⁶⁴It should be eternal, should it not? ⁶⁵So the people of the world simply have a fast of their food and drink.

⁶⁶What does this show? ⁶⁷You have made a vow in your Brahmin life for your food and drink for all time, have you not?

⁶⁸Or, are you free to do what you want? ⁶⁹To eat or drink whatever you want?

⁷⁰No. ⁷¹Have you made the vow firm? ⁷²Or, do you break your vow when you get tired?

⁷³If you sometimes do not have any time, is it that you get something from outside and eat that?

⁷⁴Do you sometimes become slack in fulfilling your vow?

⁷⁵Look, your devotees hold a fast, even if it is once a year, but they still follow that code of conduct.

⁷⁶Since your devotees are firm in their fast, how firm should you be?

⁷⁷Are you firm?

⁷⁸Or, do you sometimes become slack? ⁷⁹“It doesn't matter if we offer bhog tomorrow and not today.”

⁸⁰So this is a memorial of your unlimited fast in the life of you Brahmin souls.

⁸¹On this day especially, people also make a vow of purity.