Daily Murli for Thursday 6 June 2024

⁰ 06/06/24 Morning Murli Om Shanti BapDada Madhuban

¹Essence: Sweet children, the Father is the Master of the Garden.You gardeners have to bring very good, fragrant flowers to that Master of the Garden. ²Do not bring wilted flowers.

³Question: On which children does the Father’s vision fall and on whom does it not fall?

⁴Answer: The Father is pleased to see the flowers that give a good fragrance and those who do the service of changing many thorns into flowers: the Father’s vision falls on them. ⁵The Father’s vision does not fall on those who have a dirty attitude and those whose eyes are deceitful.

⁶The Father says: Children, become flowers and make many others into flowers because only then will you be called clever gardeners.

⁷Om shanti.

⁸The Father, the Master of the Garden, sits here and looks at His flowers, because, at the centres, there are flowers and gardeners. ⁹Here, you come to the Master of the Garden to give your own fragrance.

¹⁰You are flowers.

¹¹You know and the Father also knows that the seed of the jungle of thorns is Ravan.

¹²In fact, the Seed of the whole tree is only One, but there must definitely be someone who changes the garden of flowers into a jungle of thorns.

¹³That one is Ravan.

¹⁴So, now judge whether the things that the Father explains are correct.

¹⁵The Father is the Seed of the flower garden of deities.

¹⁶You are now becoming deities.

¹⁷Each one of you knows what type of flower you are.

¹⁸The Master of the Garden comes to look at the flowers here too.

¹⁹All the rest are gardeners.

²⁰There are many types of gardeners.

²¹There are also many varieties of gardener in those gardens (physical).

²²Some are paid 500 rupees, some 1000 rupees and some 2000 rupees.

²³For example, the gardener of the Mughal Garden must be very clever; his salary would be very high.

²⁴This is an unlimited garden and there are many types of gardener, numberwise.

²⁵The very good gardeners must make their gardens very beautiful; they plant very good flowers.

²⁶The Mughal Garden of Government House is very beautiful.

²⁷This is an unlimited garden and there is the one Master of the Garden.

²⁸The seed of the jungle of thorns is Ravan and the Seed of the garden of flowers is Shiv Baba.

²⁹You receive your inheritance from the Father.

³⁰You do not receive an inheritance from Ravan; it is as though he curses you.

³¹When you are cursed, you all remember the One who bestows happiness on you, because He is the Bestower of Happiness, the One who gives constant happiness.

³²There are many varieties of gardener. ³³The Master of the Garden comes to see His gardeners and to see whether they are making small or big gardens.

³⁴He also keeps in mind which type of flowers they are.

³⁵Sometimes, very good gardeners come here. ³⁶The flowers they bring are often a very good decoration.

³⁷So, the Master of the Garden becomes pleased. ³⁸Oh!

³⁹This gardener is very good. ⁴⁰He has brought very good flowers.

⁴¹That is the unlimited Father and these are His unlimited matters.

⁴²You children understand in your hearts that what Baba tells you is the absolute truth.

⁴³For half a cycle, there is the kingdom of Ravan.

⁴⁴It is Ravan who makes the garden of flowers into a jungle of thorns.

⁴⁵There is nothing but thorns in this jungle.

⁴⁶They cause a great deal of sorrow.

⁴⁷There are no thorns mixed in the garden; there is not even a single one.

⁴⁸You children know that Ravan makes you body conscious.

⁴⁹The biggest thorn of all is body consciousness.

⁵⁰Baba also explained last night that the vision of some is lustful and the vision of others is semi-lustful.

⁵¹There are some new ones who come and they follow this path very well at first and believe that they will never indulge in lust and that they will remain pure.

⁵²At that time, they have distaste similar to the distaste one experiences at a cremation ground.

⁵³However, when they go back home, they become bad; their vision becomes dirty.

⁵⁴You consider many to be very good flowers and bring them here to the Master of the Garden and say: Baba, this one is a very good flower. ⁵⁵Some gardeners come here and whisper in Baba’s ear that this one is such-and-such a flower.

⁵⁶A gardener will definitely tell his Master of the Garden.

⁵⁷It is not that Baba knows the secrets of each one’s heart. ⁵⁸You gardeners tell Baba about each one’s behaviour: Baba, that one’s vision is not good. ⁵⁹That one’s behaviour is not royal. ⁶⁰That one’s vision has reformed by 10 to 20%.

⁶¹The eyes are the main things that deceive you the most.

⁶²You gardeners come and tell the Master of the Garden everything.

⁶³Baba asks each of you: Tell Me, what type of flowers have you brought?

⁶⁴Some are roses, some are jasmine whereas others bring uck flowers.

⁶⁵They remain very cautious here, but when they go back into the jungle, they wilt.

⁶⁶Baba sees what type of flower each one is.

⁶⁷Maya is such that she slaps the gardeners very hard, so that even the gardeners become thorns.

⁶⁸When the Master of the Garden comes, He first looks at the garden. ⁶⁹Then, He sits and decorates the flowers.

⁷⁰He says: Children, remain cautious! ⁷¹Continue to remove your weaknesses. ⁷²Otherwise, you will have to repent a great deal.

⁷³Baba has come to make you into Lakshmi and Narayan. ⁷⁴Why should we become servants instead?

⁷⁵Each of you has to check yourself: Am I becoming elevated and worthy?

⁷⁶You know that Ravan is the seed of the jungle and that Rama is the Seed of the garden of flowers.

⁷⁷The Father sits here and explains all of these things to you.

⁷⁸Baba still praises the education at those schools. ⁷⁹That education is also good, because you receive a source of income through that and there is also an aim and objective.

⁸⁰This too is a school and you also have an aim and objective.

⁸¹At no other places do they have an aim or objective.