गुरुवार 29 अक्टूबर 1981 की अव्यक्त मुरली

⁰> > 29-10-81 Om Shanti Avyakt Bapdada Madhuban

¹The Spiritual Meeting of the Father and the Children.

²The spiritual Father is celebrating a meeting with the spiritual children.

³Only you children can celebrate this spiritual fair (mela) meeting.

⁴Only in this age can you celebrate this meeting with the one Father.

⁵All of you have come to celebrate the mela of Diwali.

⁶The first thing in a mela is to celebrate a festival.

⁷The next is to meet one another. ⁸The third is to give something and to be given something. ⁹The fourth is to play. ¹⁰All of you did all these four things.

¹¹You have come to this mela.

¹²However, to celebrate a meeting means to have the determined action in your thoughts to have a life constantly filled with imperishable zeal and enthusiasm.

¹³To celebrate this spiritual mela and to celebrate this eternal festival, should not be for just one or two days. ¹⁴The confluence age is a constant festival, and your enthusiasm should constantly increase.

¹⁵Therefore, it isn’t that Diwali has passed, because it is now constantly Diwali.

¹⁶This New Year is for all time.

¹⁷Every moment is new for you.

¹⁸On New Year’s Day, you especially wear new clothes, you put on new ornaments and have new enthusiasm. ¹⁹You celebrate that day because you consider that day to be a day of great happiness and so you give greetings to everyone. ²⁰You sweeten people’s mouths. ²¹In the same way, every day of the confluence age for you spiritual children is a day to give greetings to everyone.

²²It is also the day to sweeten everyone’s mouth for all time.

²³Stay constantly enthusiastic in this way and also make others enthusiastic. ²⁴Let there constantly be sweet words on your lips. ²⁵This is called, “Sweetening your mouth”. ²⁶Sweetening their mouth means to remind others of the sweet Father and bring them into relationship with Him with your sweet words.

²⁷So, is your mouth always sweet?

²⁸You have the sweet of sweet words constantly in your mouth, and you constantly nourish others with this, do you not?

²⁹To have an elevated stage every day means to instil newness within yourself every day.

³⁰As each second passes, you have a new stage.

³¹Because you experience your stage ascending, the stage that you have at one moment is constantly elevated and new in the next.

³²Therefore, to imbibe a new stage means to wear new clothes.

³³In the golden age, the dress you wear will constantly be new. ³⁴The dress of world emperors, and the royal family, will not have been worn previously.

³⁵Therefore, such royal souls with all rights would have to fill themselves with those sanskars here and now.

³⁶Each moment the stage is new and each time you are being newly adorned with knowledge (gyan) and yoga (vigyan) by BapDada.

³⁷The wealthiest people would always be wearing new ornaments.

³⁸So, the most elevated Father, who is full of everything, is adoring you elevated children with new decorations and filling you with everything every day, is He not?

³⁹Therefore, every day is New Year’s Day, is it not?

⁴⁰You constantly have new clothes, new decorations, new festivities, which means new enthusiasm, and a sweet mouth.

⁴¹You constantly have the sweet of sweetness in your mouth.

⁴²Because of this, what does the Father call you every day?

⁴³(Sweetest children.) ⁴⁴You remember this very firmly, do you not?

⁴⁵The Father says, “Sweetest children”.

⁴⁶And, what do you children say?

⁴⁷(Sweetest, Baba.)

⁴⁸Therefore, what do you have in your mouth?

⁴⁹It is a New Year’s Day every day, is it not?

⁵⁰It is not just New Year’s Day, but it is always a new moment.

⁵¹So, do you celebrate it in this way?

⁵²Or, is it that as soon as the festival passes, your enthusiasm also passes?

⁵³You don’t celebrate it for a short time in this way, do you?

⁵⁴This spiritual mela here is an eternal mela.

⁵⁵Secondly, as well as celebrating, there is also a meeting.

⁵⁶Therefore, you have a spiritual meeting amongst yourselves and you meet the Father.

⁵⁷To meet the Father means to become equal to the Father.

⁵⁸This is not just an embracing meeting, but it is a meeting of virtues and sanskars.

⁵⁹For those to meet means they become equal.

⁶⁰This is why “coloured by the company”, is remembered.

⁶¹Do you celebrate such a spiritual meeting?

⁶²Or, did you just shake hands with one another, or embrace one another?

⁶³To have a meeting of virtues and sanskars is a meeting for all time, is it not?

⁶⁴You have to celebrate this meeting every day.

⁶⁵Therefore, check whether you celebrate such a meeting when you come to this mela. ⁶⁶Thirdly, to give and take.

⁶⁷In a worldly way, when you go to a fair, you would give money and be given something in return.

⁶⁸You definitely are given something.

⁶⁹Before you take something, you have to give something.

⁷⁰Therefore, are you constantly taking something?

⁷¹Even amongst yourselves, you are constantly taking one another’s specialities or virtues, are you not?

⁷²You take these constantly, do you not?

⁷³Receiving these means you are imbibing them within yourself.

⁷⁴As a result of imbibing a speciality within yourself, ordinariness within you automatically finishes.

⁷⁵When you imbibe a virtue, your weakness caused by the lack of that virtue finishes.

⁷⁶This becomes a form of giving. ⁷⁷Therefore, those of you from Gujarat, did you take and give?

⁷⁸Did you give and take?

⁷⁹This taking and giving is continuing at every moment and will continue to take place all the time. ⁸⁰You take and give at every second, because the giving is already merged with the taking.