Daily Murli for Saturday 8 July 2023

⁰ 08/07/23 Morning Murli Om Shanti BapDada Madhuban

¹Essence: Sweet children, promise that you will not sleep peacefully until the golden-aged self-sovereignty is established, that you will become pure and enable others to become pure.

²Question: Which death in the drama is the system of the confluence age?

³Answer: Some very good children who make effort to become part of the rosary of victory are amazed by this knowledge. ⁴They listen to it, they speak about it and then run away, that is, they die. ⁵It is as though this type of death has become a system of the confluence age.

⁶When you don’t follow shrimat, Maya defeats you.

⁷After belonging to the Father, if you let go of His hand, it means you have died.

⁸Your fortune is then crossed out.

⁹Song: I have come to Your doorstep having taken an oath.

¹⁰Om shanti.

¹¹You sweetest children who have died alive, who have sacrificed yourselves while alive, heard this song.

¹²Not all of you have sacrificed yourselves.

¹³You all die alive, numberwise, according to the efforts you make.

¹⁴When someone goes into the lap of someone else, that is, when someone is adopted, he leaves one family and becomes a member of another family.

¹⁵You children know that you have died to devilish families and have now become part of God’s family.

¹⁶God has come and adopted you.

¹⁷No one on the path of ignorance is adopted by God.

¹⁸They are adopted by religious gurus.

¹⁹There are Vallbhacharis who hand over the children to Shri Krishna in the Shri Krishna Temple.

²⁰However, those images are non-living. ²¹Therefore, it is the brahmin priests who take them in their laps to make them into Vaishnavs.

²²There are many who adopt children.

²³You children know that they are adopted in the name of those who have been and gone.

²⁴Some are adopted by Christ and others are adopted by Abraham.

²⁵Only you children know when they existed in the past and when they will come again.

²⁶You have now died alive.

²⁷You have to stay in remembrance of the one Father.

²⁸Physical children are adopted and the children remain behind after their father dies.

²⁹Here, you are adopted by such a Father that He takes you from the land of death to the land of immortality, that is, from degradation into salvation.

³⁰There is only the one Bestower of Salvation for human beings.

³¹It isn't that only you receive salvation.

³²Everyone definitely receives salvation but, according to the drama, some receive satopradhan salvation, some sato, some rajo, and others receive tamo salvation.

³³Although they come at the time of the tamo stage, they don't experience sorrow as soon as they come.

³⁴They definitely have to experience happiness first.

³⁵At the end, everyone experiences sorrow.

³⁶The Father says: I alone am the Bestower of Salvation, the Purifier.

³⁷When souls come down, they first experience happiness and then sorrow. ³⁸You too first go into a satopradhan stage, numberwise, according to the efforts you make, and you then go through the sato, rajo and tamo stages.

³⁹You too receive salvation, numberwise.

⁴⁰Eight beads are considered to be the main ones.

⁴¹All of you are Draupadis.

⁴²You now belong to the Father and so you must never leave the Father.

⁴³However, if you don't remember Him according to shrimat, Maya will make you let go of His hand.

⁴⁴Some came and were adopted and continued to follow this path in the beginning. ⁴⁵Very good, sweet children who were placed in the third and fourth number of the rosary of victory also became those who were amazed and then ran away.

⁴⁶This is a custom or system of the confluence age.

⁴⁷There continue to be those who are amazed by this knowledge as they listen to it, who speak about it and then die.

⁴⁸It would be said that they were meant to die in that way in the drama.

⁴⁹After belonging to the Father, if you then let go of His hand, it means you have died. ⁵⁰Although they are in this world, they have left this place while alive and gone into the devilish world.

⁵¹There has to be some reason, even though you would say that it is in the drama.

⁵²However, because of not following shrimat, they are defeated by Maya; their fortune is crossed out.

⁵³After belonging to God, you have a war with Maya.

⁵⁴There wasn't a war between the deities and devils.

⁵⁵Maya is a devil and gains victory. ⁵⁶Achcha. ⁵⁷Children have written asking what to do on the festival of Raksha Bandhan.

⁵⁸Preparations are made for all the festivals.

⁵⁹In advance of the festival of Raksha Bandhan, you go and tie a rakhi on people.

⁶⁰You should have the full significance of this in your intellects.

⁶¹In earlier days, brahmin priests would tie the rakhis.

⁶²Now they have a system where a sister ties a rakhi on her brother's wrist.

⁶³Originally, those brahmins used to tie the rakhi because the brahmin caste is remembered as the highest and the purest.

⁶⁴In fact, brahmins are even higher than sannyasis, but, according to the drama, sannyasis have become higher at this time.

⁶⁵Earlier, brahmins used to tie rakhis, and they would then untie the rakhis at Janamashtami.

⁶⁶Just as they have said that Draupadi left her hair loose, rishis too always keep their locks (hair) untied.

⁶⁷A married woman would always have her hair tied.

⁶⁸Draupadi said she would keep her hair loose until they received their kingdom back, that she would not tie her hair.

⁶⁹The meaning of that has now been explained to you children.

⁷⁰Until we claim our self-sovereignty, we will not sleep peacefully.

⁷¹It is said that it is a sin to rest.

⁷²Internally, you have the enthusiasm that there cannot be happiness until you claim your self-sovereignty.

⁷³You have to receive happiness in the future and for that you have to make effort now.

⁷⁴You now know that Raksha Bandhan means you make a promise to remain pure.

⁷⁵Rakhi means it is a matter of making a promise.

⁷⁶When did these festivals start?

⁷⁷Why did they start?

⁷⁸Who emerged to give the advice of Raksha Bandhan?

⁷⁹One person gave this advice and then his name was glorified.

⁸⁰Therefore, this is a symbol of purity.

⁸¹A sister is a kumari.

⁸²The kumaris tie them.

⁸³We also go and tie them on householders.

⁸⁴Kumars are kumars.

⁸⁵A sister ties a rakhi on her brother, whether he is a kumar or married.