Daily Murli for Sunday 2 July 2023

⁰ 02/07/23 Madhuban Avyakt BapDada Om Shanti 26/01/1995

¹Two more steps of Father Brahma: Obedient in following all orders and faithful.

²Today, BapDada is seeing all the loving and co-operative children, the powerful and equal children everywhere.

³All the children are loving, but they are powerful according to their capacity.

⁴The loving children receive multimillion times love and co-operation in return for their love.

⁵The powerful and equal children receive the return by being constantly and easily victorious.

⁶Of course, everyone receives this but, because the loving children are only powerful according to their capacity, they are not constantly able to experience victory easily.

⁷Sometimes it is easy and sometimes it is difficult. ⁸BapDada gives the loving children the co-operation of making their hard work easy, because the loving children are also co-operative.

⁹So, in return for their co-operation, BapDada also gives them co-operation. ¹⁰However, even when they receive co-operation, because their yoga is not accurate, they are not able to experience any attainment.

¹¹Only by having yoga can you experience co-operation and, because the powerful and equal children are constantly yogyukt, they are easily able to become victorious by experiencing co-operation.

¹²However, the Father loves both types of children.

¹³All the children have love and the pure desire to be constantly victorious but, because they lack power, they are not able to use all the powers at times of need.

¹⁴The Father gives all the children a right to all the powers as a right of the inheritance.

¹⁵BapDada does not differentiate when it comes to giving the rights. ¹⁶He makes everyone into those who have full rights, but children become numberwise in receiving these rights.

¹⁷Does BapDada give special, separate tuition to anyone? ¹⁸He does not.

¹⁹The study is the same for everyone; the sustenance received by everyone is the same.

²⁰Is it that the Pandavas receive some different sustenance from that which the Shaktis receive?

²¹The study and sustenance received by everyone is the same, but there is so much difference between taking this and its result.

²²There is so much difference between the eight jewels and the 16,108, is there not?

²³Why is there a difference?

²⁴There is a difference between imbibing the study, the sustenance and the blessings and in using them practically.

²⁵Some children do imbibe all of these, but they do not know how to use them at the right time.

²⁶They will be overflowing with them intellectually, but there is a difference when putting them into practice.

²⁷How did Father Brahma become number one?

²⁸You were told earlier about two of his steps.

²⁹The third step: He constantly obeyed the orders of the Father, the Teacher and the Satguru.

³⁰He said "Yes, my Lord" to every order.

³¹You saw how he put the Father's orders - to be full of the inheritance of all treasures and to make others the same - into practice. ³²He used all the treasures of knowledge, powers, virtues, the importance of this elevated time and the treasure of elevated thoughts from the first day to the last day.

³³Even on the last day, he used his time and thoughts for the children.

³⁴He used all the treasures of knowledge, of the power of remembrance and of being an embodiment of tolerance until the last day; he even forgot about his body and demonstrated how to use this practically for service.

³⁵This is known as being a number one child in following all the orders. ³⁶The special order from the Father is to be constantly equal to the Father in remembrance and service.

³⁷So, from the beginning until the last moment, you saw both orders being followed practically.

³⁸To follow is a sign of love.

³⁹So, check that you have used all the treasures from the beginning until now for yourself and for service.

⁴⁰The Father's order is that you must not waste even one breath, one thought or one second.

⁴¹So, did you follow this order practically throughout the day?

⁴²Or, did you sometimes put it into practice and sometimes not?

⁴³If you are obedient sometimes and not at other times, then in which list would you come?

⁴⁴If BapDada were to make a list of those who are obedient, in which list would you be?

⁴⁵You know yourselves, do you not?

⁴⁶You are trustees, the masters of all the treasures.

⁴⁷So, without instructions from the Father you cannot use even one thought for anything else.

⁴⁸Or, do you think that you are a child and a master, and so you can use them however you want and “What does it matter to the Father?

⁴⁹The Father has given them, and so why does He want an account of them now?”

⁵⁰No.

⁵¹However, you tell the Father every day: "Everything is Yours, it is not mine."

⁵²Do you say this?

⁵³Or, is it "Yours" sometimes and "mine" at other times?

⁵⁴When it suits you they are yours, otherwise they belong to the Father.

⁵⁵You do not become clever in this way, do you? ⁵⁶You saw Father Brahma: he used his rest time for churning and kept it for the children.

⁵⁷He even stayed awake at night and gave the power of yoga to the children.

⁵⁸You have heard about these activities, have you not?

⁵⁹You have heard the story of Brahma, have you not?

⁶⁰Did you follow the father or just listen to it?

⁶¹To hear it means to do it.

⁶²The third step: Constantly say, "Yes, my Lord", and the Lord becomes ever present.

⁶³Father Shiva never became separated from Father Brahma. ⁶⁴He remained ever present, did He not?

⁶⁵The child said "Baba" and the Father said "sweet child", and so did you experience Him to be ever present in the stage of your mind?

⁶⁶He always said "Yes my Lord" for service.

⁶⁷Whether it was day or night, as soon as he received the direction for service he put it into practical. ⁶⁸In performing actions, too, he always said, "Ha ji".

⁶⁹He taught you the lesson of "Ha ji", did he not?

⁷⁰So, what are you following?

⁷¹You do not sometimes say "Ha ji" and sometimes "Na ji", do you?

⁷²So, show the proof of your love.

⁷³Do not think that no one else has as much love as you have for Baba. ⁷⁴"Look in my heart; what can I show You?