शनिवार 18 जनवरी 1975 की अव्यक्त मुरली - 2

ध्यान दें: वाक्यों का संरेखण अक्षरों की संख्या पर आधारित है और पूरी तरह विश्वसनीय नहीं है।

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हिंदी को ISO 15919 पर आधारित अनुकूलित लिप्यंतरण के साथ रोमन अक्षरों में भी दिखाया जाता है।

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0> 118-01-75 ōm śhānti avyakt bāpadādāmadhuban

0> > 21/08/95 Om Shanti Avyakt BapDada Madhuban 18/01/75 1Promise for Transformation 2How do you praise Madhuban?

2Madhuban rūpī parivartan bhūmi par pavitratā kā vardān dēnē vālē śhiv bābā sēvā-kēndrō̃ sē āyē huē vatsō̃ sē bōlē –

3You call it the land of transformation. 4All of you have come to the land oftransformation, the land of blessings. 5Do you experience blessings in yourself and in others? 6To come here means toreceive blessings and to bring about transformation.

3Madhuban key|kī kyā mahimā kartē hō  ?

7What do you have to transform now?

4Kahtē hō ki yah parivartan bhūmi hai .

8Before you leave here,you have to transform whatever weaknesses and particular sanskars that, from time to time, become obstacles. 9Onlythen would it be said that you brought about transformation. 10You arrive here with special zeal, enthusiasm and deeplove, and so let the fire of your love become so intense here in Madhuban that all waste thoughts, weaknesses and allyour old remaining sanskars are completely burnt in this fire. 11Madhuban is called the great sacrificial fire (maha yagya) of the knowledge of Rudra in which the horse is sacrificed.What does one do in a sacrificial fire?

5Āp sabhī parivartan bhūmi yā vardān bhūmi mē̃ āyē huē hō . 6Svayã mē̃ va anya mē̃ vardān kā anubhav kartē hō  ?

12There is the sacrifice of everything. 13When you children wake up at amrit velaevery day, you create a sacrificial fire of love in which you sacrifice your weaknesses.

7Yahā̃ ānā arthāt vardān pānā , parivartan karnā .

14However, this is the greatyagya. 15To come to Madhuban means to come to the great yagya.

8Ab kyā parivartan karnā hai  ?

16Why is Madhuban called the great yagya?

9Jō viśhēṣh kamjōrī va viśhēṣh saṅskār samay-pratisam ya vighna rūp bantā hai , aisā saṅskār va aisī kamjōrī yahā̃ parivartan karkē jānā hai .

17Becausehere, there is the fire of the love of many souls at the same time, and so you should take benefit from it. 18Just as yousometimes make a promise to yourself and you also have a thought, in the same way, do you make a promise toyourself in Madhuban?

10Tabhī kahē̃gē ki svayã mē̃ parivartan lāyā .

19What do you think? 20Do you put such sacrificial offerings into the fire that they finishcompletely for the future?

11Viśhēṣh umaṅg , utsāh aur lagan sē yahā̃ tak pahũchtē hō tō yahā̃ madhuban mē̃ apnī lagan kō aisī agni kā rūp banāō ki jis agni mē̃ sarv vyarth saṅkalp , sarv kamajōriyā̃ va sab rahē huē purānē saṅskār bhasma hō jāē̃ .

21You should put the greatest sacrificial offerings, and not ordinary offerings, into the greatyagya. 22Have you sacrificed the offerings into the fire of love of many souls all together? 23As you are returning fromhere, have you put in the sacrificial offerings or are you taking them back with you? 24Or, are you wondering whichsesame seeds and which grains to offer?

12Madhuban kō kahā jātā hai - aśvamēgh rūdr-jñān mahāyajña .

25Do you check every time you come to the great yagya whether you have putany offerings in or not?

13Yagya mē̃ kyā kiyā jātā hai  ?

26Have you surrendered them completely or are you going to take them back with you?

14Svāhā kiyā jātā hai .

27Are the offerings sacrificedcompletely or do they still remain?

15Āp bachchē bhī amr̥it vēlē uṭh rōj yagya rachtē hō lagan key|kī agni kā .

28You don't still think that they will be useful in the old world, do you? 29It happensthat if a person is weak he would pull his hand back.

16Jis lagan rūpī agni mē̃ apnī kamzōrī svāhā kartē hō .

30If the person sacrificing something is weak, then because of theheat, half of what is being sacrificed would fall into the fire and half spills outside the fire.

17Lēkin yah mahāyajña hai .

31Here also, you wonderwhether you should do it or not.

18Madhuban mē̃ ānā mānā mahāyajña mē̃ ānā .

32"Will it be possible or not? 33Will I be able to do this or not?"

19Madhuban kō kyō̃ mahāyajña kahā hai  ?

34You keep moving thehand of your intellect backwards and forwards.

20Kyōṅki yahā̃ anēk ātmāō̃ key|kī lagan key|kī agni kā samūh hai .

35This is why you can't make the complete sacrifice; some things stillremain and the offerings spill.

21Tō iskā lābh uṭhānā chāhiē na .

36When there isn't the total sacrifice, there isn't complete success.

22Jaisē kaī bār svataḥ pratigyā kartē hō , saṅkalp lētē hō , vaisē hī madhuban mē̃ āp bhī aisī pratigyā kartē hō , saṅkalp lētē hō  ?

37Then you think a lot,but do very little, and so you receive less fruit. 38At first, when you have little courage and your thought isn't powerful,there isn't that power in the actions you perform and therefore, there is very little fruit received.

23Kyā samajhtē hō  ?

39What do you dothen?

24Kyā aisī āhuti ḍāltē hō jō āgē kē liē samāpt hō jāyē  ?

40You spill half here and half somewhere else. 41So that doesn't bring any success, does it?

25Mahāyajña mē̃ mahā āhuti ḍālnī chāhiē .

42What is the result ofall of you? 43Were you successful?

26Sādhāraṇ āhuti nahī̃ . 27Anēk ātmāō̃ K|kē lagan key|kī agni key|kī sāmūhik āhuti ḍālī hai  ?

44Were you able to make the complete sacrifice or did it spill out? 45For it to spillmeans these things still remain.

28Yahā̃ sē jātē hō , ḍāl kar jātē hō yā ab vāpis lī hai yā sōchtē hō ki kis prakār K|kē til va jau ḍālē̃  ?

46Now, whatever you have thought about, you have to bring that about in yourselfpractically so that, as from today, the weakness will not emerge again.

29Yah check ( jāñch ) kartē hō ki jitnī bār mahāyajña mē̃ ātē hō tō mahāyajña mē̃ āhuti ḍāltē hō .

47Do you have the courage to sacrifice themcompletely or are you lacking this? 48"What if destruction doesn't take place? 49If heaven doesn't come, will I reachthere or not?

30Sampūrṇ samarpaṇ huē hō yā vāpis lē jātē hō  ?

50What will people say?" 51Do not be clever in this way. 52This is the condition of everyone.

31Āhuti sampūrṇ samarpaṇ hō jātī hai yā rah jātī hai  ?

53You put yourhand forward very easily, but when you feel the heat, you pull it back.

32Kyā aisā tō nahī̃ sōchtē ki yah purānī duniyā mē̃ kām āyēgī  ?

54You have the courage but when the slightestobstacle comes, you step backwards.

33Aisā hōtā hai , kamzōr ādmī hāth khīñch lētē haĩ .

55What would become of such souls? 56You know about liberation and salvation,do you not?

34Agar āhuti ḍālnē vālē kamzōr hō̃ tō sēk|sake ( tāō ) hōnē K|kē kāraṇ , ādhī āhuti bāhar , ādhī andar rah jātī hai .

57If someone doesn't do this even whilst being knowledge­full, what would you say to this? 58If you take somethingback, what would become of you?

35Yahā̃ bhī sōchtē haĩ ki karē̃ yā na karē̃  ?

59What would you say if someone deliberately doesn't do this?

36Hōgā yā nahī̃ hōgā  ; kar sakē̃gē yā nahī̃ kar sakē̃gē  ?

60Even whilst beingthe form of light and might, why are they not able to do this? 61What is the reason for this?

37Tō buddhi rūpī hāth āgē-pīchhē kartē rahtē hō . 38Isliē sampūrṇ svāhā nahī̃ hōtē hō  ; kinārā rah jātā hai , bikhar jātā hai .

62OK, you have theknowledge intellectually; you also have the understanding of it; you know it, but you don't know how to put theknowledge into a practical form and merge it within yourself.

39Jab sampūrṇ svāhā nahī̃ tō sampūrṇ saphal nahī̃ hōtā .

63You have the food and you also eat it, but it is onething to eat it and another thing to digest it.

40Sōchtē jyādā hō , kartē kam hō . 41Tō phal bhī cum|kam milēgā . 42Pahlē himmat cum|kam hai , saṅkalp powerful nahī̃ hai , tō karma mē̃ bal bhī nahī̃ hōgā aur isīliē phal bhī cum|kam hī hōgā .

64You do not merge this within yourself; you can't digest it and so youdon't get its juice and you don't receive any energy. 65If you just taste something with your tongue, you won't be ableto create juice, and so you won't receive any energy.

43Phir kyā kartē hō  ? 44Ādhā yahā̃ ādhā vahā̃ bikhēr dētē hō .

66Only when you merge it within yourself can you become anembodiment of power.

45Tō saphaltā nahī̃ huī na  ! 46Abhī āp sab kō result kyā huī  ? 47Saphaltā huī  ?

67If you don't merge it within yourself, you have only tasted it with your tongue, whereas whenyou merge it, you receive power.

48Yagya mē̃ sampūrṇ āhuti rahī yā bikhar gaī . 49Āp sabkī ab key|kī result bikharnā - mānā rah gayā hai .

68You experienced the sweetness by listening, you understood it; you understood itbut didn't merge it and you didn't put it into a practical form.

50Abhī tō jō sōchnā hai vah practical mē̃ bhar karkē jānā hai ki āj sē yah kamzōrī phir nahī̃ āyēgī .

69Only when it is revealed through your dharna and whenyou have created sanskars with it will the practical form of success be visible. 70What does it mean to be knowledge­full?

51Sampūrṇ samarpaṇ karnē kā sāhas hai yā cum|kam hai  ?

71To be knowledge­full means that every physical organ should be full of knowledge.

52Vināśh na huā tō  ? 53Svarg na āyā phir  ?

72You should know whatyou have to do and what you mustn't do.

54Pahũchēṅgē yā nahī̃  ? 55Phir lōg kyā kahē̃gē  ?

73Will there then be any question of being deceived?

56Aisē hōśhiyār nahī̃ bannā .

74Your eyes and attitudewill not be deceived then.

57Sab key|kī yahī hālat hai  ! 58Sahaj hāth āgē baṛhātē haĩ .

75When the soul becomes enlightened with knowledge, all knowledge becomes merged in allthe physical organs.

59Sēk|sake ātā hai tō hāth khīñch lētē hō . 60Himmat ātī hai , thōṛā-sā vighna ātā hai tō kadam pīchhē chal paṛtē haĩ .

76Just as you are filled with energy by eating food and you are able to work on the basis of thatenergy, so you now have to merge knowledge into yourself.

61Aisō̃ key|kī gati kyā hōgī  ?

77Make every physical organ knowledge­full.

62Gati-sadgati kō bhī tō jāntē hō na  ?

78You come here every year and you say that you will now do this.

63Knowledgeful hōtē huē agar kōī na karē tō kyā kahē̃gē  ?

79You return from here having made a promise.When will you fulfil this promise? 80What is the reason?

64Inkō vāpis liyā tō kyā gati hōgī  ?

81Why is there a difference in what you think and what youdo? 82What is the reason for this?

65Jān-būjh karkē bhī agar na karē tō kyā kahē̃gē  ?

83You think of doing something completely, but you are only able to do it by halfःwhat is the reason for this difference?

66Light rūp aur might rūp hōtē huē bhī kyō̃ nahī̃ kar pātē hō  ?

84You create many plans, you have a lot of enthusiasm and you make a promisewith full understanding.

67Kāraṇ kyā hai  ? 68Knowledge tumhārī buddhi tak hai  ; samajh tak hai .

85All types of situations will come, but there is a difference between the understanding and thepractical.

69Ṭhīk hai - jāntē hō , lēkin knowledge kō practical mē̃ lānā aur samānā nahī̃ ātā hai .

86What is the reason for this? 87If you go from here having sacrificed all your sanskars, then where do they allemerge from?

70Bhōjan hai , khātē bhī haĩ .

88Why do they return if you have sacrificed them?

71Parantu khānā alag bāt hai , khā kar hajam karnā alag bāt hai .

89What is the reason for body consciousness andcarelessness to return?

72Samātē nahī̃ hō , hajam nahī̃ hōtā , ras nahī̃ bantā aur śhakti nahī̃ miltī . 73Jībh tak khā liyā tō ras nahī̃ banēgā , śhakti nahī̃ miltī .

90The reason is that, just as after sowing seeds, you look after them carefully, so you go fromhere with the thought of sacrificing them, but together with the thought, you need to take care of it, and you don't takethe care that you should.

74Samānē kē bād hī śhakti kā svarūp bantā hai . 75Samāyā nahī̃ tō jībh-ras hai .

91According to the time, you need to take the necessary care of it, but you sow the seed andthen become careless.

76Samāyā tō śhakti hai . 77Sunnē kā ras āyā , samajh mē̃ āyā , samjhā kintu samāyā nahī̃ , practical mē̃ nahī̃ lāyā .

92You thinkः Now that you have given it to Baba, Baba has to look after it, that it is Baba's dutynow. 93You do not sustain it. 94You need to pay attention to your thoughts and words.

78Jitnā dhārṇā mē̃ ātā hai , saṅskār ban jātā hai tab hī practical saphaltā kā svarūp dikhāī paṛtā hai .

95Just as after sowing a seed, youwater it so that it ripens, and you have to water it every day, in the same way, you have to revise the seed of yourthought. 96You lack this and then you become free from any concern; you leave it up to Baba.

79Knowledgeful kā arth|earth kyā hai  ?

97What would you callthose who are not concerned?

80Knowledgeful kā arth|earth hai harēk karmēndriyō̃ mē̃ knowledge samā jāē . 81Kyā karnā hai aur kyā nahī̃  ?

98They become those who love rest and comfort. 99You should not be those who havesanskars of loving rest and comfort, but those whose thoughts are filled with concern.

82Tō dhōkhā khānē key|kī bāt rahēgī  ?

100There should be concern foreach and every sanskar.

83Ôkhē aur vr̥itti dhōkhā nahī̃ khāyēṅgī jab ātmā mē̃ knowledge ā jātī hai tō sarv indriyō̃ mē̃ knowledge samā jātī hai .

101The stain of something missing in even one aspect of your effort is visible as a very big stain. 102Then there is always the thought that even one small stain will reduce your value.

84Jaisē bhōjan sē śhakti bhar jātī hai tō śhakti K|kē ādhār sē kām hōtā hai .

103Your thoughts should be in theform of concern. 104If they are not this, then there is carelessness.

85Abhī knowledge kō samānā hai .

105You say something, but you don't do it.

86Harēk karmēndriyō̃ kō knowledgeful banāō . 87Her|har varṣh ātē hō , kahtē hō ki abhī karūṅgā .

106At the end,you will have to put into a practical form the yukti given, but now the sanskars of rest and comfort of the deity stageare pulling you more.

88Vāydā karkē jātē hō . 89Abhī kab pūrā hōgā  ? 90Kyā kāraṇ hai  ?

107The sanskars of the confluence­aged Brahmins, which are of the embodiment of renunciation,are not in an emerged form so much.

91Jō tum sōchtē hō aur jō karma kartē hō , usmē̃ antar kyō̃  ?

108Without renunciation, you cannot create your fortune. 109To think, "Achcha, I willdo it later.

92Kāraṇ kyā  ? 93Sōchtē hō full karnē key|kī bāt , aur hōtī hai ādhī - itnā antar paṛnē kā kāraṇ kyā hai  ?

110I will see about it later." are sanskars of one who loves rest and comfort. 111One who says, "I will definitely do it now." are the sanskars of a Brahmin.

94Plan bhī khūb rachtē hō , umaṅg bhī khūb lātē hō aur samajh kar vāydā kartē hō .

112In a worldly study, those who haveconcern for their study are the ones who pass, because they are even ready to lose their sleep. 113How can those wholove rest and comfort pass?

95Sab bātē̃ āyēṅgī hī , lēkin practical aur samajh mē̃ antar ā jātā hai - iskā kāraṇ kyā hai  ? 96Saṅskārō̃ key|kī āhuti karkē jātē hō , phir sab kahā̃ sē āyā  ?

114Are you still thinking about it or are you going to do it practically? 115You should beconcerned, you should have pure thoughts, and have the concern to become perfect, the concern to remove yourweaknesses and the concern to give practical instant fruit. 116Achcha.

97Svāhā karkē jātē hō phir kyō̃ ātā hai  ? 98Dēh-abhimān , albēlāpan vāpis kyō̃ lauṭ ātā hai , kāraṇ kyā hai  ?

117Personal Group meetingःJust as you know the importance of BapDada very well, do you know just as well the importance of the confluence­aged Brahmin birth and the elevated part of you, the elevated soul?

99Kāraṇ hai ki saṅkalp karkē jātē hō svāhā karnē kā , lēkin saṅkalp K|kē sāth-sāth ( jaisē bīj bōtē hō , bād mē̃ sambhāl kartē hō ) parantu ismē̃ jō sambhāl chāhiē vah sambhāl nahī̃ rakhtē hō .

118Just as the Father is so great, in the same way,those souls who have a good connection and a part with the Father at every step and in every divine activity are alsojust as great. 119By taking every step whilst knowing this greatness very well, you automatically attain multimillions atevery step, because everything depends on your awareness.

100Samay-pramāṇ unkī āvaśhyaktā rakhnī chāhiē , āp bīj ḍāl kar albēlē hō jātē hō .

120Does your awareness constantly remain powerful andelevated or is it sometimes great and sometimes ordinary?

101Sōchtē hō ki bābā kō diyā , ab bābā jānē , yah bābā kā kām hai .

121Whatever someone is, he always conducts himself whilstbeing aware of who he is.

102Āp uskī pālnā nahī̃ kartē hō .

122It isn't that he is sometimes aware and sometimes unaware.

103Tō vāchā aur mansā par attention chāhiē . 104Jaisē bīj bō kar pānī ḍāltē hō ki bīj pakkā hō jāyē . 105Bīj kō rōj-rōj pānī dēnā hōtā hai , vaisē hī saṅkalp rūpī bīj kō revise karnā hai .

123In the same way, since you arethe elevated Brahmins, since you are the most elevated souls of the world and the special actors, why does theawareness of the form of this last birth, of your position and of your occupation sometimes remain special andsometimes become ordinary? 124Why is there constant fluctuation?

106Usmē̃ kamī rah jātī hai aur āp niśhchinta hō jātē hō - ārām pasand hō jātē hō .

125Do you know the reason for this? 126Since youroriginal form and your birth are so elevated, why do you forget the greatness of your life and your birth?

107Ārām pasand K|kē saṅskār nahī̃ , magar chintan kā saṅkalp hōnā chāhiē , ēk-ēk saṅskār key|kī chintā lagnī chāhiē .

127You canonly forget when you create another form to play a temporary part. 128Because that is not your original form, there isalways awareness and forgetfulness.

108Purūṣhārth key|kī ēk bhī kamī kā dāg bahut baṛā dēkhnē mē̃ ātā hai .

129But why do you forget here? 130Because of body consciousness. 131Why is therebody consciousness?

109Phir hamēśhā khyāl ātā hai ki chhōṭā-sā dāg mērī value cum|kam kar dēgā .

132You have known about all these reasons for a long time, and yet, even whilst knowing this, youare not able to find a solution.

110Chintan chintā K|kē rūp mē̃ hōnā chāhiē .

133This is because you lack power and determination.

111Vah nahī̃ tō albēlāpan hai . 112Kahtē hō , kartē nahī̃ hō .

134You have even known about thisfor a long time, so why are you still not able to find a solution?

113Jō pīchhē key|kī yukti hai usē practical mē̃ lāō , ārām-pasandī dēvtā stage kā saṅskār hai , vah jyādā khīñchtā hai .

135Because of experiencing the same thing again andagain, transformation should be easy and for all time. 136In a worldly way, you can tell when there has been damage and when the result hasn't been good because of it.

114Saṅgamyug K|kē brāhmaṇ K|kē saṅskār jō tyāg mūrt K|kē haĩ , vah cum|kam emerge hōtē haĩ .

137Onceyou have been deceived, you ensure that you look after yourself. 138You don't allow yourself to be deceived again andagain, do you?

115Tyāg-binā bhāgya nahī̃ bantā achchhā , kar lē̃gē , dēkhā jāyēgā - yah ārām pasandī K|kē saṅskār haĩ .

139What happens because of body consciousness or because of being under the influence of a particularweakness? 140You have experienced this many times.

116‘ ‘ zarūr karūṅgā ’ ’ , yē brāhmaṇpan K|kē saṅskār haĩ .

141If you allow yourself to be deceived even after havingexperienced this, what can one say?

117Laukik paṛhāī mē̃ jiskō chintā rahtī hai , vah pās|pass hōtā hai .

142This proves that you do not conduct yourself in the awareness of your greatness.Why do you forget your greatness?

118Uskī nīnd fit jātī hai .

143What is the reason for this?

119Jō ārām-pasand haĩ vē|way pās|pass kyā hōṅgē  ?

144It is because you do not seat yourself on the seat ofthe stage of a destroyer of obstacles, one who finishes all situations, and on the seat of your original stage and positionwhich BapDada has given you at the confluence age. 145You get off your seat and come down again and again. 146Bybeing seated on the seat, you are automatically able to maintain this awareness of your stage of self­respect. 147In alokik way also, when you receive the seat of an ordinary soul, your self­respect increases and you automaticallystabilise yourself in that stage of intoxication.

120Abhī sōchtē hō ki practical karnā hai . 121Chintā lagnī chāhiē , śhubh chintan , sampūrṇ bannē key|kī chintā , kamjōrī kō dūr karnē key|kī chintā aur pratyakṣha phal dēnē key|kī chintā .

148In the same way, constantly remain on your seat and you will be ableto maintain your self­respect in your awareness. 149Do you understand? 150To come off the seat means, instead of having remembrance, to become forgetful.

122Is murlī K|kē viśhēṣh jñān-bindu

151Check that you remain on yourelevated seat.

1231 . madhuban hai avināśhī rūdra gyān mahāyajña .

152By sitting on the seat, you are automatically able to transform your sanskars and actions.

124Is mahāyajña mē̃ apnī lagan kō aisī agni banāō jis agni mē̃ sab vyarth saṅkalp , sarv kamajōriyā̃ va sab rahē huyē purānē saṅskār bilkul bhasma hō jāyē̃ .

153Do youunderstand? 154Words of weakness are not the language of Brahmin souls. 155So why do you use the language of shudras? 156You have the intoxication of your land and your language, do you not?

1252 . buddhi mē̃ knowledge tō hai lēkin knowledgeful nahī̃ banē hō .

157Why do you forget your own language anduse someone else's language? 158So now bring about this transformation.

126Knowledgeful kā arth|earth hai ki har ēk karmaindriyō̃ mē̃ knowledge samā jāyē .

159First of all, check yourself and then speak. 160Set yourself on your seat and then create thoughts and perform actions.

127Tō jaisē bhōjan khānē sē , sāth hī samānē arthāt hajam karnē sē śharīr mē̃ śhakti ātī hai vaisē hī tumhārī ātmā śhaktiśhālī bantī hai .

161By sitting on this seat, you automaticallyreceive the blessing of being elevated. 162So why do you let go of the seat that is blessed and labour instead? 163Then afterlabouring, you become tired and you become disheartened.

1283 . jitnā gyān dhārṇā mē̃ ātā hai vah saṅskār ban jātā hai tab hī practical saphaltā kā svarūp dikhāī paṛtā hai .

164Therefore, now adopt the easy method. 165Do youunderstand! 166Achcha. 167* * * O M S H A N T I * * *