बुधवार 5 अक्टूबर 2022 की दैनिक मुरली
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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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यह साइट ISO 15919 पर आधारित लिप्यंतरण का प्रयोग करती है। पढ़ना आसान बनाने के लिए c, ś और ṣ के बाद h तथा स्वर r̥ के बाद i जोड़ा जाता है। इन बदलावों से यह भारत में प्रयुक्त हंटरियन प्रणाली के करीब आता है, जबकि ISO 15919 के विशिष्ट चिह्न बने रहते हैं।
| ISO 15919 | इस साइट पर |
|---|---|
| c | ch |
| ś | śh |
| ṣ | ṣh |
| r̥ | r̥i |
पढ़ने के कुछ संकेत:
- ā, ī, ū: अक्षर के ऊपर की रेखा दीर्घ स्वर दर्शाती है।
- ṭ, ḍ, ṇ: नीचे का बिंदु मूर्धन्य व्यंजनों को t, d, n से अलग करता है।
- स्वर के ऊपर टिल्ड चिह्न अनुनासिक उच्चारण दर्शाता है।
005-10-2022 prātaḥmurlī ōm śhānti " bāpdādā " ' madhuban
0 05/10/22 Morning Murli Om Shanti BapDada Madhuban
1 « mīṭhē bachchē , is samay tumhārā yah janm hīrē samān hai kyōṅki tum īśhvarīy santān banē hō , svayã īśhvar tumhē̃ paṛhātē haĩ , tum dūrādēśhī , viśhāl buddhi bantē hō ' '
1Essence: Sweet children, at this time, your lives are like a diamond because you have become the children of God. 2God Himself is teaching you. 3You are becoming far-sighted and those with broad intellects.
2Praśhna : tum bachchē kis puruṣhārth sē dūrādēśhī aur viśhāl buddhi ban rahē hō ? 3Uttar : bāp kī yād sē dūrādēśhī aur paṛhāī sē viśhālbuddhi bantē hō .
4Question: By making which effort are you children becoming far-sighted (durandeshi) and those with broad intellects? 5Answer: By having remembrance of the Father you become far-sighted and by studying you become those with broad intellects.
4Dūrādēśhī arthāt dūrdēśh mē̃ rahnē vālē bāp kō yād karnā .
6To be far-sighted means to remember the Father who lives in the faraway land.
5Manmanā bhav kā arth|earth hai dūrādēśhī hōnā .
7The meaning of “Manmanabhav” is to be far-sighted.
6Viśhālbuddhi arthāt sr̥iṣhṭi K|kē ādi-madhy-ant kā gyān buddhi mē̃ hō . 7Tumhē̃ pahlē dūrādēśhī phir viśhāl buddhi bannā hai .
8To have a broad intellect means that your intellect has the knowledge of the beginning, the middle and the end of the world.
8Gīt : hamārē tīrtha nyārē haĩ …
9You first have to be far-sighted and then those with broad intellects. 10Song: Our pilgrimage is unique.
9Ōm śhānti .
11Om shanti.
10Bachchō̃ nē gīt sunā ki hamārē tīrtha nyārē haĩ .
12You children heard the song of how our pilgrimage is unique.
11Hamārā tīrtha bahut dūr hai isliē bachchō̃ kō kahā jātā hai dūrādēśhī bhav .
13Our pilgrimage place is very far away and this is why you children are told: May you be far-sighted!
12Dūrdēśh mē̃ rahnē vālē phir kahtē haĩ viśhālbuddhi bhav .
14The Resident of the faraway land then says: May you have broad intellects.
13Sabkī buddhi is samay tuchchh hai nā .
15Everyone's intellect is degraded at this time.
14Māyā nē tuchchh buddhi banā diyā hai .
16Maya has made your intellects degraded.
15Tō bachchō̃ kī hai dūrādēśhī buddhi arthāt dūr K|kē rahnē vālē key|kī yād aur viśhālbuddhi arthāt sārē sr̥iṣhṭi K|kē ādi madhya ant kā gyān buddhi mē̃ hai .
17So, the intellects of you children are far-sighted, that is, you have remembrance of the One who resides far away. 18To have a broad intellect means that your intellect has the knowledge of the beginning, the middle and the end.
16Aur sab haĩ alpagya buddhi arthāt alp buddhi , sirph kahtē haĩ paramātmā , parantu jāntē nahī̃ .
19All others have narrow intellects, that is, they simply speak of God; they don't know Him.
17Yahā̃ kōī mahātmā nahī̃ hai .
20Here, there are no great souls.
18Yah tō bāp ākar dūrādēśhī banātē haĩ , parantu dūrādēśhī bachchē cum|kam haĩ .
21The Father comes and makes you far-sighted, but children are not that far-sighted.
19Bhal gyān bahut hai parantu dūrādēśhī cum|kam haĩ arthāt bāp kī yād mē̃ cum|kam rahtē haĩ .
22Although they have a lot of knowledge, they are not that far-sighted, that is, they stay in remembrance of the Father very little.
20Bākī sādhū tō sādhnā kartē haĩ yathā rājārānī tathā prajā sārī duniyā is samay patit hai .
23Sages make spiritual endeavour. 24Kings, queens and all the people of the whole world are impure at this time.
21Bhal mahātmā nām ḍāl dētē haĩ parantu mahān ātmā kōī hai nahī̃ .
25Although they have given the title ‘Mahatma’ (great soul), no one is a great soul.
22Kaī phir śhrīkr̥iṣhṇa kō mahātmā kahtē haĩ .
26Some say that Krishna is a great soul.
23Yah phir bhī right hai kyōṅki vahā̃ śhrēṣhṭhāchārī duniyā hai .
27That at least is right because that is an elevated world. 28This is the corrupt world.
24Yah tō hai bhraṣhṭāchārī duniyā .
29As are the king and queen, so the people.
25Yathā rājā rānī tathā prajā parantu is samay rājā kōī hai nahī̃ . 26Prajā kā prajā par rājya hai .
30However, at this time, there are no kings; it is the rule of people over people.
27Bāp kahtē haĩ śhāstra paṛhnē sē tum mērē sē mil nahī̃ saktē aur nā hī kōī mukti mē̃ jā saktē haĩ . 28Jab tak mērē dvārā kōī mērē kō na jānē aur jab tak kalp K|kē ant mē̃ maĩ na āū̃ .
31The Father says: You cannot meet Me by studying the scriptures, nor can you go into liberation until you come to know Me from Me, at the end of the cycle when I come.
29Manuṣhya tō śhrīkr̥iṣhṇa kō yād kartē haĩ vah tō is dēśh kā hai .
32People remember Krishna, but he belongs to this land; he is not far-sighted.
30Dūrādēśhī hai nahī̃ . 31Tō bāp kō yād karnā mānā dūrādēśhī bannā .
33Therefore, to remember the Father means to be far-sighted.
32Manmanābhav kā arth|earth hai dūrādēśhī bhav .
34The meaning of “Manmanabhav” is to be far-sighted.
33Jō bāp kō jāntē nahī̃ tō bāp sē varsā kaisē milē .
35If you don't know the Father, how can you receive the inheritance from Him?
34Agar āyē nahī̃ tō rāstā kaisē milē .
36If He doesn't come, how can you find the path?
35Baṛī samajh key|kī bāt hai .
37This is something to be understood.
36Sājan sē baṛā pyār chāhiē .
38There has to be deep love for the Bridegroom.
37Kahtē haĩ ēk tū jō milā tō sab kuchh milā .
39It is said (in a song): Having found just You, I found everything.
38Tō ēk sē hī sab kuchh prāpti hō jātī hai .
40Therefore, you receive all attainment from just the One.
39Aisē sājan sē bahut lav|love chāhiē .
41There has to be a lot of love for such a Bridegroom.
40Yah hai bēhad key|kī knowledge .
42This knowledge is unlimited.
41Virāṭ drama arthāt variety , jismē̃ anēk matbhēd haĩ tabhī kahtē haĩ dvēt rājya , dvēt yā daitya ēk hī bāt hai .
43It is a variety drama in which there are all types of conflict, and this is why they speak of the divided kingdom. 44Divided (dwet) or devils (daitya) – it is the same thing.
42Daitya kahā jātā hai rāvaṇ kō .
45Ravan is said to be the devil.
43Dēvtā banānē vālā ēk hī bāp hai .
46It is only the one Father who makes you into deities.
44Kahtē haĩ manuṣhya sē dēvtā , kitnī sahaj bāt hai .
47It is said: He changes human beings into deities. 48It is such a simple thing!
45Tum hō viśhāl buddhi .
49You have broad intellects.
46Śhāstra paṛhnē vālē kō viśhāl buddhi nahī̃ kahē̃gē .
50Those who study the scriptures are not said to have broad intellects.
47Vah hai bhakti .
51That is devotion.
48Gyān alag chīz hai , bhakti alag chīz hai .
52Knowledge is a separate thing from devotion.
49Gyān tō gyān sāgar bāp dētē haĩ .
53Only the Father, the Ocean of Knowledge, gives you knowledge.
50Tum hīrē jaisā thē , ab kauṛī jaisē ban gayē hō .
54You were like diamonds and have now become like shells.
51Ab bāp hīrē jaisā banātē haĩ . 52Tum viśhāl buddhi hōnē sē viśhva par rājya kartē hō .
55The Father is now making you become like diamonds once again. 56When you have broad intellects, you rule the world.
53Vahā̃ akhaṇḍ aṭal rājya hai , tō viśhāl buddhi gyān mē̃ hōtē haĩ .
57There, the kingdom is unshakeable and stable. 58So, those in knowledge have broad intellects.
54Tum jāntē hō satyug mē̃ sukh thā phir dhīrē-dhīrē nīchē sīṛhī utarnī hai .
59You know that there was happiness in the golden age and that you then gradually came down the ladder.
55Chaṛhnē mē̃ ēk second jump lagānā patit sē pāvan bannē key|kī chhalāṅg lagānā .
60In order to climb up, you take a jump in a second. 61It is a leap of becoming pure from impure.
56Utarnē mē̃ 5 hajār varṣh .
62It takes 5000 years to come down.
57Tum sab number-vār puruṣhārth anusār viśhālbuddhi banē hō .
63You have all become those with broad intellects, numberwise, according to the efforts you make.
58Yah gyān abhī miltā hai , satyug mē̃ yah gyān hōtā nahī̃ .
64You are given this knowledge at this time. 65This knowledge doesn't exist in the golden age.
59Saṅgam par bāp ātē haĩ - hūbahū kalp pahlē muāphik .
66The Father has come at the confluence age, exactly as He did in the previous cycle.
60Satyug mē̃ viśhālbuddhi nahī̃ kahē̃gē .
67You would not be said to have broad intellects in the golden age.
61Hīrē jaisā janm bhī satyug mē̃ nahī̃ kahē̃gē .
68You would not say that your life is like a diamond in the golden age.
62Hīrē jaisā janm is samay hai kyōṅki is samay tum hō īśhvarīy santān .
69It is at this time that you have lives like a diamond because you are the children of God.
63Īśhvar tumkō paṛhātē haĩ .
70God is teaching you.
64Yah mahimā bāp kī hai jabki paramātmā patit-pāvan hai tō sarvavyāpī kaisē hō saktā hai .
71This is the Father's praise. 72Since the Supreme Soul is the Purifier, how could He be omnipresent?
65Parantu manuṣhya alpagya buddhi haĩ , kitnā bhī samjhāō , samajhtē nahī̃ haĩ .
73However, human beings have narrow intellects. 74No matter how much you explain to them, they don't understand.
66Tō samjhō vah brāhmaṇ kul kā nahī̃ hai .
75Therefore, you have to understand that they don't belong to the Brahmin clan.
67Jō dēvtā kul kā hōgā vahī gyān kō samajh brāhmaṇ banē̃gē .
76Those who belong to the deity clan will understand knowledge and become Brahmins.
68Bāp gyān kā sāgar hai .
77The Father is the Ocean of Knowledge.
69Tum bhī gyān K|kē sāgar bantē hō , phir tum sukh śhānti K|kē sāgar bantē hō .
78You too become oceans of knowledge and you then become oceans of peace and happiness.
70Satyug mē̃ sukh apār rahtā hai .
79There is limitless happiness in the golden age.
71Tō bāp dvārā tumkō sarv sukhō̃ key|kī prāpti hōtī hai .
80So, you receive the attainment of all types of happiness from the Father.
72Sō bhī ant mē̃ gyān , sukh , śhānti K|kē sāgar banē̃gē kyōṅki aurō̃ kō bhī dētē hō .
81At the end, you will become oceans of knowledge, happiness and peace because you also give this to others.
73Abhī dēkhō kitnā duḥkh aśhānti hai .
82Look how much sorrow and peacelessness there is at this time!
74Baṛō̃-baṛō̃ kō nīnd nahī̃ ātī hai .
83Important people are unable to sleep.
75Tum bachchō̃ kō tō kitnī khuśhī hai kyōṅki tum bāp kō jāntē hō .
84You should now remain happy because you now know the Father.
76Duniyā kahtī hai ō god father , parampitā paramātmā parantu jāntī nahī̃ .
85The world says: “O God, the Father, Supreme Father, Supreme Soul!” but they don't know Him.
77Kitnē samay sē bhakta bhakti kartē , yād kartē āyē haĩ , jāntē kuchh nahī̃ .
86Devotees have been doing devotion for such a long time. 87They have been continually remembering Him, but they don't know anything.
78Bāp apnā aur apnī rachnā kā parichay khud ākar dētē haĩ .
88The Father Himself comes and gives you the introduction of Himself and His creation.
79Tumkō aurō̃ kō dēnā hai .
89You then have to give that to others.
80Tum jāntē hō yah bāp hai , kōī mahātmā nahī̃ hai .
90You know that He is the Father. 91He is not a mahatma.
81Bābā kō khyāl āyā , form mē̃ likhā hō tō āp kissē milnē āyē hō ?
92Baba thought about making you write on the form: Whom have you come to meet?
82Tō kahē̃gē mahātmā sē .
93They would say: We have come to meet the mahatma.
83Bōlō , mahātmā tō yah hai nahī̃ .
94Tell them: He is not a mahatma.
84Nām hai brahmākumār kumāriyā̃ tō inkā bāp prajāpitā brahmā hōgā nā .
95There is the name, “Brahma Kumars and Kumaris” and so their father would be Prajapita Brahma, would he not?
85Tō mahātmā kaisē huā .
96So, how can he be a mahatma?
86Argue karnē vālē achchhē chāhiē .
97Those who argue with others in this way have to be very good.
87Buddhi vālā chāhiē .
98They need to have that wisdom.
88Samjhō vah likhkar bhī jātē haĩ parantu samajhtē kuchh bhī nahī̃ , bilkul buddhū haĩ .
99Some even write something, but they don't understand anything. 100They are complete buddhus.
89Śhakla sē mālūm paṛ jātā hai - buddhi mē̃ gyān nahī̃ hai .
101You can tell from their faces that they don't have any knowledge.
90Śhivbābā tō jāntē haĩ , antaryāmī hai . 91Yah bābā tō bāharyāmī haĩ .
102Shiv Baba knows everything; He is Antaryami (the One who knows everything within you).
92Bāp kahtē haĩ maĩ ātā hī us tan mē̃ hū̃ jō pahlā number hai . 93Ab last mē̃ hai .
103This Baba (Brahma) is baharyani (one who knows everything externally). 104The Father says: I enter this body of the one who was number one.
94Inmē̃ pravēśh kartā hū̃ kyōṅki inkō phir vahī nārāyaṇ bannā hai .
105He is now in the last birth. 106I enter him because he has to become that same Narayan again.
95Tō inkō is tan kō dēnē kā kirāyā miltā hai tab tō kahtē haĩ saubhāgyaśhālī rath , bhāgīrath nē kōī pānī key|kī gaṅgā nahī̃ lāī .
107So, because he lends Me his body, he receives rent and this is why they say: The most fortunate chariot. 108Bhagirath (the lucky chariot) did not bring the Ganges of water.
96Yah guhya gyān key|kī bātē̃ haĩ , jō rāvaṇ mat par hōnē kāraṇ manuṣhya samajhtē nahī̃ haĩ .
109These are deep aspects of knowledge which people don't understand because they follow the dictates of Ravan.
97Ab tumnē samjhā hai tō aurō̃ kō samjhānē key|kī yukti nikālō .
110You have now understood. 111Therefore, create ways of explaining to others.
98Tumkō khyāl ānā chāhiē ki aurō̃ kō kaisē dūrādēśhī banāyē̃ . 99Kaisē bāp kā parichay dē̃ .
112You should think about how to make others far-sighted and how to give them the Father's introduction.
100Vah brahm kō yād kartē haĩ .
113They remember the brahm element.
101Brahm tō tatva hai jahā̃ paramātmā rahtē haĩ . 102Parantu vah brahm kō hī paramātmā samajhtē haĩ .
114Brahm is the element where God resides, but those people consider the brahm element to be God.
103Jaisē hindū kōī dharm nahī̃ hai .
115Hinduism is not a religion.
104Hindustān mē̃ rahnē K|kē kāraṇ hindū nām rakh diyā hai .
116Because those people live in Hindusthan, they have given the name “Hindu” to their religion.
105Vāstav mē̃ hindustān tō rahnē kā sthān hai .
117In fact, Hindusthan is their place of residence.
106Brahm tatva bhī paramātmā K|kē rahnē kā sthān hai .
118Similarly, the element of brahm is the place where God resides.
107Parantu manuṣhyō̃ key|kī alp buddhi hōnē K|kē kāraṇ samajhtē nahī̃ .
119However, because people have narrow intellects they don't understand anything.
108Yahā̃ gyān key|kī bāt hai .
120Here, it is a matter of knowledge.
109Duniyā key|kī bātō̃ kō tō sab achchhī tarah jāntē haĩ .
121Everyone knows the things of the world very well.
110Yah khud jauhrī thā tō sab kuchh jāntā thā . 111Bākī gyān key|kī bātō̃ mē̃ alp buddhi , tuchchh buddhi thē , kuchh nahī̃ jāntē thē .
122This one was a jeweller and he knew all about that, but in terms of knowledge, he had a narrow and degraded intellect; he didn't know anything.
112Tō bābā ākar pahchān dētē haĩ .
123So Baba has to come and give recognition.
113Jab tak kōī brāhmaṇ na banē̃ tō bāp sē varsā lē na sakē , prajā tō bannī hai .
124Until someone becomes a Brahmin, he cannot claim his inheritance from the Father. 125Subjects also have to be created.
114Kisī nē bhī thōṛā sunā tō prajā ban jāyēṅgē .
126Anyone who hears even a little knowledge will become part of the subjects.
115Agar vikār mē̃ jātā rahēgā tō unkō sajā bhōgnī paṛēgī .
127If some continue to indulge in vice, they will have to experience punishment.
116Phir ākar sādhāraṇ prajā banē̃gē .
128They will then become ordinary subjects.
117Abhī sabkā maut hai .
129There is now to be death for everyone.
118Kabradākhil hōnā hī hai .
130Everyone is to be buried in the graveyard.
119Kabristān bannā hī hai .
131This has to become a graveyard.
120Is samay manuṣhyō̃ key|kī kōī value nahī̃ hai .
132At this time human beings have no value.
121Tumhārī bhī nahī̃ thī .
133You too didn't have any value.
122Ab value ban rahī hai . 123Bākī jab vināśh hōgā tō machchharō̃ sadr̥iśhya marē̃gē .
134You are now becoming valuable, but you will all die like insects when destruction takes place.
124Jaisē dīpāvalī par machchhar kitnē martē haĩ , tō sabkō marnā hai hī kyōṅki sabkō ghar vāpis jānā hai .
135At Diwali time so many insects die. 136Everyone has to die because everyone has to return home.
125Satyug mē̃ yah nahī̃ kahē̃gē ki yah marā kyōṅki vahā̃ akālē mr̥iityu hōtā nahī̃ .
137In the golden age, you won't say that someone has died, because there is no untimely death there.
126Kāl par jīt pātē haĩ .
138You will have conquered death there.
127Marnā śhabda vahā̃ nahī̃ hōtā .
139There, you don’t use the word ‘death’.
128Satyug mē̃ jāntē haĩ ki ham martē nahī̃ haĩ .
140In the golden age you know that you don't die.
129Sirph ēk purānā chōlā chhōṛ , nayā lētē haĩ - sō bhī samay par .
141You simply shed an old costume at the right time and take another new one.
130Sarp kā misāl hai ki purānī khāl chhōṛ naī lētē haĩ tō sarp kā misāl satyug sē lagtā hai , yahā̃ sē nahī̃ .
142There is the example of the snake and how it sheds its old skin and takes a new one. 143Therefore, that example of the snake applies to the golden age, not here.
131Bhramarī kā misāl yahā̃ kā hī hai , sannyāsī bhī yah misāl dētē haĩ kyōṅki yahā̃ kā hī yādgār bhakti mārg mē̃ chaltā hai .
144The example of the buzzing moth applies now. 145Even sannyasis give these examples because memorials of the present time continue on the path of devotion.
132Abhī tum bachchē jitnī-jitnī dhārṇā karē̃gē utnā viśhāl buddhi banē̃gē , utnī kamāī karē̃gē .
146The more you children imbibe at this time, the broader your intellects will become and you will earn accordingly.
133Jaisē surgeon jitnī viśhāl buddhi vālā hōtā hai , jitnī davāī ādi buddhi mē̃ adhik rakhtā hai utnā kamāī kartā hai .
147Similarly, when a surgeon has a broad intellect, the more medicines etc. he has in his intellect and the more he earns.
134Tō yahā̃ bhī aisē haĩ .
148It is the same here.
135Kōī 250 rūpayā kamāī kartē , kōī tō phir hajārō̃ kamātē haĩ .
149Some earn 250 rupees and some earn thousands.
136Kōī rājā kō ṭhīk kar diyā tō lākh-lākh bhī dē dētē haĩ .
150If someone cures a king, he receives hundreds of thousands.
137Yahā̃ bhī aisē hī hai .
151It is the same here.
138Kōī kō tō gyān K|kē points key|kī dhārṇā nahī̃ aur kōī tō baṛē dūrādēśhī , viśhālbuddhi haĩ tō aurō̃ kō bhī banātē haĩ .
152Some haven't imbibed any points of knowledge whereas others are very far-sighted and have broad intellects and so they make others the same.
139Pahlē dūrādēśhī pīchhē viśhāl buddhi kahē̃gē .
153First you become far-sighted and then you have a broad intellect.
140Samajhnē key|kī bāt hai nā .
154This is something to be understood.
141Brāhmaṇō̃ jaisā saubhāgyaśhālī kōī hai nahī̃ .
155There is no one as fortunate as Brahmins.
142Ēkdam sabkō ūpar lē jātē haĩ .
156They take everyone to the very top.
143Ūpar mē̃ paramātmā hai nā , tō uskā parichay dētē hō .
157At the top is God and so they give His introduction.
144Tō tum jānkār hō nā .
158Therefore, you now know everything.
145Bachchō̃ kō tō bāp key|kī jānkārī hōtī hī hai .
159Children would know everything about their father.
146Ab pārlaukik bāp āyē haĩ tumkō pāvan banākar vāpas lē jānē kē liē .
160The Father from beyond has now come to purify you and take you back.
147Ēk khērūt ( khētī karnē vālē ) bachchī key|kī kahānī hai nā - ki rājā bachchī kō lē āyā usē achchhā nahī̃ lagā , tō unkō vāpis bhēj diyā .
161There is a story about a farmer's daughter. 162A king married a farmer's daughter, but she didn't like it in the palace and so he sent her back home.
148Yahā̃ bhī aisē haĩ .
163It is the same here.
149Jinkī buddhi mē̃ gyān key|kī dhārṇā nahī̃ hōtī hai tō vah khud hī chalē jātē haĩ , ismē̃ bāp kyā karē .
164Those whose intellects are unable to imbibe knowledge leave of their own accord. 165What can the Father do about that?
150Samjhānē vālā hai tō parampitā paramātmā .
166It is only the Supreme Father, the Supreme Soul, who can explain to you.
151Vah brahmā dvārā vēdō̃ śhāstrō̃ kā sār sunātē haĩ ki vēd śhāstra kōī dharm śhāstra hai nahī̃ .
167He tells you the essence of the Vedas and scriptures through Brahma. 168He says: The Vedas are not scriptures of any religion.
152Yah tō pattē haĩ , bāl bachchē haĩ .
169They are just leaves, the children.
153Mukhya dharm haĩ chār . 154Usmē̃ brāhmaṇ dharm bhī hai mukhya .
170There are only four main religions and the Brahmin religion is one of the main ones.
155Hīrē jaisā janm dēvtāō̃ kā nahī̃ kahē̃gē kyōṅki yah kalyāṇkārī leap dharmāū yug hai .
171Deities are not said to have lives like a diamond because it is this age that is the beneficial, charitable age.
156Leap mās , dharmāū kō kahtē haĩ .
172The leap month is said to be the month of charity.
157Yah hai saṅgamyug , kalyāṇkārī aur jitnē bhī yug haĩ vahā̃ akalyāṇ hī hōtā hai kyōṅki degree kam hōtī jātī hai .
173It is this confluence age that is beneficial. 174There isn't benefit in any of the other ages because your degrees continue to decrease.
158Dinprati-din kalā cum|kam hī hōtī jātī hai .
175Day by day, your degrees continue to reduce.
159Yah yug hī hai kalyāṇkārī .
176Only this age is the beneficial age.
160Tō har ēk kō māthā mārnā paṛē ki aurō̃ kō kaisē samjhāyē̃ .
177Each of you has to beat your head about how to explain to others.
161Yū̃ tō ustād batā rahē haĩ ki rāstā kaisē batāō phir har ēk kā dhandhā apnā-apnā hai .
178In fact, the Master is showing you how to show the path to others, but then each one's business is his own.
162Tō yah ānā chāhiē ki kaisē aurō̃ kō duban ( daldal ) sē nikālū̃ .
179So you should be concerned as to how you can remove others from the quicksand.
163Kaī tō dal-dal sē nikālnē jātē phir khud phans jātē haĩ .
180Some go to remove others from the quicksand and they become trapped themselves.
164Tō samjhānē key|kī baṛī yukti chāhiē .
181Therefore, you need many good clever methods with which you can explain to others.
165Pahlē alpha kō samjhāō tō bē bādśhāhī kō bhī jān jāyē̃ aur sr̥iṣhṭi chakra kō bhī jān jāyē̃ .
182First of all, explain about Alpha and then they can then know about beta, the sovereignty, and also the world cycle.
166Pahlē alpha kō tō jānō .
183First of all, at least know Alpha!
167Kōī hajār daphā likhkar dē̃ ki alpha kaun hai , tab yahā̃ baiṭh sakē .
184When someone sits and writes down a thousand times who Alpha is, he can then sit here!
168Kaī tō blood sē bhī likhkar dētē haĩ phir chalē jātē hai .
185Some even write it in their blood and then they leave.
169Māyā kōī cum|kam thōṛēhī hai .
186Maya is no less! 187Achcha.
170Achchhā ! 171Mīṭhē-mīṭhē sikīladhē bachchō̃ prati māt-pitā bāpdādā kā yād-pyār aur good morning .
188To the sweetest, beloved, long-lost and now-found children, love, remembrance and good morning from the Mother, the Father, BapDada.
172Rūhānī bāp kī rūhānī bachchō̃ kō namastē .
189The spiritual Father says namaste to the spiritual children.
173Dhārṇā kē liē mukhya sār :
190Essence for dharna:
1741 ) dūrādēśhī ban bāp kī yād mē̃ rahnā hai aur dūsrō̃ kō dūrdēśh mē̃ rahnē vālē bāp kā parichay dēnā hai .
191 1. Become far-sighted and stay in remembrance of the Father and give others the introduction of the Father who lives in the faraway land.
1752 ) kalyāṇkārī yug mē̃ sabhī kā kalyāṇ karnē key|kī yukti nikālnī hai .
192 2. Create clever methods with which you can benefit everyone in the beneficial age.
176Sabkō duban ( daldal ) sē nikālnē key|kī sēvā karnī hai .
193Do the service of removing everyone from the quicksand.
177Vardān : sadā umaṅg-utsāh K|kē paṅkhō̃ dvārā uṛtī kalā kī sthiti kā anubhav karnē vālē karmayōgī bhav 178Umaṅg-utsāh āp brāhmaṇō̃ K|kē uṛtī kalā K|kē paṅkh haĩ .
194Blessing: May you be a karma yogi and constantly experience the flying stage with your wings of zeal and enthusiasm.
179Agar kārya arth|earth nīchē bhī ātē hō tō uṛtī kalā kī sthiti sē , karmayōgī ban karma mē̃ ātē hō .
195 Zeal and enthusiasm are the wings of you Brahmins for the flying stage.
180Yah umaṅg-utsāh brāhmaṇō̃ kē liē baṛē sē baṛī śhakti hai . 181Nīras jīvan nahī̃ hai .
196Even if you come down to do some work, it is in the flying stage and as a karma yogi that you come down.
182Umaṅg-utsāh kā ras hai tō kabhī dilśhikasta nahī̃ hō saktē , sadā dilkhuśh . 183Umaṅg-utsāh , tūphān kō bhī tōhphā banā dētā hai . 184Parīkṣhā vā samasyā kō manōrañjan anubhav karātā hai .
197Zeal and enthusiasm are very great powers for Brahmins. 198Your lives are not dry, but you have the sweetness of zeal and enthusiasm and so you can never become disheartened, but remain constantly happy-hearted.
185Slōgan : jō aśharīrī sthiti K|kē abhyāsī haĩ unhē̃ śharīr key|kī ākarṣhaṇ ākarṣhit nahī̃ kar saktī .
199Zeal and enthusiasm make storms into a gift and enable you to experience tests and problems as entertainment.
186Mātēśhvarī jī K|kē anmōl mahāvākya 187Ham manuṣhya ātmāō̃ kō pahlē-pahlē kaunsī mukhya point buddhi mē̃ rakhnī hai , jis par khūb attention rakhnā hai ? 1881 - pahlē-pahlē tō apnē kō yah pakkā niśhchay rakhnā hai ki hamkō paṛhānē vālā kaun hai ? 1892 - dūsrī point hai , ham sabhī manuṣhya ātmāyē̃ haĩ aur paramātmā hamārā pitā hai .
200Slogan: Those who practise the bodiless stage cannot be attracted by any bodily attractions.
190Ham ātmā bachchē aur paramātmā bāp dōnō̃ alag-alag chīz hai .
201*** Om Shanti *** 202Invaluable versions of Mateshwari.
1913 - tīsrī point īśhvar bēant bhī nahī̃ hai , īśhvar sarvatra bhī nahī̃ hai , ab yahī knowledge buddhi mē̃ rakhnī hai isliē apnī knowledge aurō̃ sē nyārī hai , bhalē duniyāvī manuṣhya samajhtē haĩ hamkō paramātmā kā gyān hai , ab unsē pūchhō āp mē̃ kaunsā gyān hai ?
203What is the first point that we human souls have to keep in our intellects and to which we have to pay a lot of attention? 2041) We have to have the firm faith of who it is that is teaching us. 2052) All of us are human souls and the Supreme Soul is our Father. 206We souls, His children, are separate from the Supreme Soul, our Father.
192Tō kahē̃gē īśhvar sarvavyāpī hai .
2073) God is not infinite, God is not omnipresent.
193Ab paramātmā tō kahtā hai mērā gyān mērē dvārā hī miltā hai , jaisē barrister dvārā barristry , ḍô . dvārā ḍôkṭarī sīkhī jātī hai , bhal vahā̃ barrister bhī anēk hōtē haĩ , ēk barrister sē na paṛhā tō dūsrā paṛhāyēgā .
208We have to keep this knowledge in our intellects and this is why our knowledge is unique. 209Although people of the world think that they have God’s knowledge, when you ask them what knowledge it is that they have, they say that God is omnipresent.
194Ēk doctor sē na paṛhā tō dūsrā doctor paṛhāyēgā , magar yah īśhvarīy knowledge sivāē ēk paramātmā bigar kōī bhī manuṣhya ātmā chāhē sādhū , sant , mahātmā hō vō bhī nahī̃ paṛhā sakēgā .
210Now, God, Himself, says: My knowledge is only received from Me, just as you learn to be a barrister from a barrister and you learn to be a doctor from a doctor. 211There are many barristers and if you don’t study with one, you can study with another. 212If one doctor doesn’t teach you, then another doctor will teach you.
195Tō ham kaisē samajhē̃ ki inhō̃ mē̃ kōī paramātmā kā gyān hai aur 4 - chauthī point paramātmā yugē yugē nahī̃ ātā balki paramātmā kalp kalp ēk hī bār is saṅgamyug par arthāt kaliyug K|kē ant aur satyug K|kē ādi saṅgam samay par ātā hai , aur anēk adharmō̃ kā vināśh karāē ēk ādi sanātan satadharma key|kī sthāpanā karātā hai .
213However, this Godly knowledge cannot be taught by any human, whether he is a sage, a saint, or a great soul. 214It can only be taught by the Supreme Soul, Himself. 215So, how can they think that they have God’s knowledge? 2164) God does not come here in every age, but God comes once in every cycle, at the confluence age, that is, at the confluence of the end of the iron age and the beginning of the golden age.
196Ab lōg kaisē kahtē haĩ ki paramātmā yugē yugē ātā hai aur aisē bhī kahtē haĩ gītā kā bhagvān śhrīkr̥iṣhṇa , vō dvāpar mē̃ āyā hai .
217He destroys all the irreligiousness and establishes the one original eternal religion of truth. 218How can people say that God comes in every age?
197Ab in sabhī bātō̃ kō siddh karnā hai , gītā kā bhagvān śhrīkr̥iṣhṇa nahī̃ hai , śhiv paramātmā hai aur vō bhī dvāpar mē̃ nahī̃ ātā saṅgam samay par āyā hai .
219They also say that the God of the Gita is Shri Krishna and that He comes in the copper age. 220All of these things have to be proved.
1985 - pāñchvī point guru bigar ghōr andhiyārā kaisē huā hai , vō guru kaun hai ?
221The God of the Gita is not Shri Krishna, it is Shiva, the Supreme Soul, and He does not come in the copper age.
199Manuṣhya sr̥iṣhṭi ulṭā jhāṛ kaisē hai aur hamkō apnē pañch vikārō̃ par jīt kaisē pahannī hai ?
222He comes at the time of the confluence. 2235) How was there extreme darkness without the Guru? 224Who is that Guru?
2006 - chhaṭvī̃ point ham vahī pāṇḍav yauddhē haĩ , jiskē sāth sākṣhāt paramātmā hai usī taraph hī jīt hai aur sātvī̃ point paramātmā khud sarvśhaktivān hai tō jinhōnnē paramātmā kā pūrā sāth liyā hai , unhō̃ kō hī paramātmā dvārā light might dōnō̃ tāj miltē haĩ .
225How is the human world an inverted tree and how can we conquer our five vices? 2266) We are those Pandav warriors. 227We have God Himself with us and have victory. 2287) God Himself is the Almighty Authority, and so those who have taken the full company of God receive the two crowns of light and might.
201Ab yah sabhī bātē̃ buddhi mē̃ rakhnā iskō hī gyān kahā jātā hai . 202Achchhā .
229To keep all of these things in your intellects is called knowledge.
203Ōm śhānti .
230Achcha.