मंगलवार 6 अप्रैल 1982 की अव्यक्त मुरली

⁰> > 06-04-82 Om Shanti Avyakt Bapdada Madhuban

¹The qualifications of a servant and the qualification of one with all rights. ²Today, BapDada is looking at the gathering of the Raj Rishis.

³A Raj means someone with all rights and a Rishi means a renunciate - a renunciate and a tapaswi.

⁴So BapDada is looking at all the Brahmin children to see to what extent each of you has become a soul with all rights and also a great renunciate. ⁵To what extent have you put into your life the practical form of both these aspects?

⁶There should be the balance of being someone with all rights and also a renunciate.

⁷Are you able to be both of these simultaneously?

⁸Do you have all rights over yourself, that is, have you attained self-sovereignty?

⁹It is when you adopted renunciation that you became a master of yourself.

¹⁰You have this experience, do you not?

¹¹You have already been told the definition of a renunciate.

¹²The first step of renunciation is the renunciation of body consciousness.

¹³Once you have renounced body consciousness, the second step is that of renouncing the relations of the body.

¹⁴What do you become when you let go of the consciousness of the body?

¹⁵The soul becomes bodiless, that is, he becomes a master.

¹⁶You cannot be a servant and someone with all rights simultaneously.

¹⁷Being a servant is indicated by unhappiness in your mind and expressed on your face.

¹⁸Unhappiness is the sign of a servant whereas happiness is the sign of someone with all rights and a master of the self.

¹⁹He is constantly cheerful in the mind and the body.

²⁰A servant is always upset.

²¹A self-sovereign is always seated on his throne.

²²A servant becomes confused over trivial matters in a second, whereas a self-sovereign constantly experiences himself to be in comfort.

²³Check yourself against these signs to see whether you are a servant or a master of yourself. ²⁴Do any adverse situations, people, physical comforts or the environment make you lose your respect?

²⁵This means do they take you away from knowledge, that is, do they cause you distress?

²⁶A servant is someone who is always distressed, whereas someone with all rights is constantly a master almighty authority, a destroyer of all obstacles and always stable in the pure pride of his stage.

²⁷He maintains his honour and prestige and stays in a state of pleasure whilst continuing to observe adverse situations, people and physical comforts.

²⁸A soul who is a servant constantly experiences himself to be amidst all types of tests.

²⁹A self-sovereign soul is a boatman who takes his boat across happily, through all the waves of tests as though it is a game.

³⁰On seeing the wonderful games of the karma of souls, BapDada, together with being merciful, also smiles.

³¹In sakar days Baba used to relate an amusing story. ³²Do you remember the story: "Oh servant soul, what are you doing?"

³³You were told how a mouse would come and, when you removed the mouse, a cat would come.

³⁴When you removed the cat a dog would come. ³⁵When you removed one, another one came. ³⁶Then, when you removed the second, a third one came along.

³⁷Such souls remain busy in the game of that karma because they are servant souls.

³⁸Sometimes the mouse, in the form of eyes, deceives you.

³⁹Sometimes the cat, in the form of ears, deceives you.

⁴⁰Sometimes the lion, in the form of bad sanskars, attacks and thus the poor soul, the servant, remains very sad just in trying to remove those sanskars. ⁴¹This is why BapDada feels mercy and is also amused.

⁴²Why do you leave your throne? ⁴³Why do you automatically slip off?

⁴⁴Set yourself with the magnet of remembrance and you won't slip off! ⁴⁵What do you then do?

⁴⁶You place very big files of complaints and requests in front of BapDada.

⁴⁷Some complain that they have been upset for a month.

⁴⁸Some say that they have been fluctuating for the past three months.

⁴⁹Some say that they have been thinking for six months, but it is still the same.

⁵⁰When all of these complaints are put together they become such a big file!

⁵¹However, you should also just be aware that the bigger the file becomes, the bigger the fine becomes and that will have to be paid!

⁵²Therefore the easy way to finish complaints is to constantly fulfil the Father's wishes.

⁵³When you say, "My desire is to….", then that desire of yours creates a file of complaints.

⁵⁴It should be: Whatever is the Father's desire is my desire.

⁵⁵What is the Father's desire?

⁵⁶That each soul becomes one who constantly maintains pure and positive thoughts, who always has pure and positive thoughts for others and is a self benefactor and a world benefactor.

⁵⁷Constantly keep this desire in your awareness, and you will continue to move along without having to labour over anything.

⁵⁸Just as it is said, “Continue to move along with closed eyes” so don't open your eye of such questions as, "It won't be like this, will it?"

⁵⁹"It won't be like that, will it?"

⁶⁰Keep this eye of waste thoughts closed and continue to fulfil the Father's desire. ⁶¹That is, continue to place your steps in the Father's footsteps.

⁶²Is it easy or difficult to place your steps in someone else's steps?

⁶³So, in this way, constantly continue to follow the Father.

⁶⁴Don't take new steps of following a sister or brother.

⁶⁵By doing that you prevent yourself from reaching your destination.

⁶⁶Give them regard, but don’t follow them.

⁶⁷Accept their specialities and virtues, but place your footsteps in the Father's footsteps.

⁶⁸Don't do things with selfish motives at that time.

⁶⁹You also talk of things of selfish motives in an entertaining way.

⁷⁰BapDada will tell you about that dialogue at some other time, because BapDada receives the news from all the service stations.

⁷¹Baba receives the news of the whole world.

⁷²Therefore don't become a servant soul!

⁷³These physical senses are very tiny: the eyes and ears are so tiny, but they create a very big trap.