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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।

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009-10-22 prātaḥmurlī ōm śhānti ' ' avyakt-bāpdādā ' ' revise 12-11-92 madhuban

0 09/10/22 Madhuban Avyakt BapDada Om Shanti 12/11/1992

1Bhaviṣhya viśhva-rājya kā ādhār - saṅgamyug kā svarājya

1The basis of the future world sovereignty is the self-sovereignty of the confluence age.

2Āj viśhva-rachtā bāpdādā apnē sarv svarājya adhikārī bachchō̃ kō dēkh rahē haĩ .

2Today, BapDada, the Creator of the World, is seeing all His children who have a right to self-sovereignty.

3Is vartamān saṅgamyug K|kē svarājya adhikārī aur bhaviṣhya mē̃ viśhva-rājya adhikārī bantē hō kyōṅki svarājya sē hī viśhva K|kē rājya kā adhikār prāpt kartē hō .

3You have a right to self-sovereignty at the present confluence age, and you become those who have a right to world sovereignty in the future, because it is only through self-sovereignty that you claim the right to world sovereignty.

4Is samay K|kē svarājya key|kī prāpti kā anubhav bhaviṣhya viśhva K|kē rājya sē bhī ati śhrēṣhṭh anubhav hai  !

4The experience of self-sovereignty at this time is even more elevated than the future world sovereignty.

5Sārē drama K|kē andar rājya-adhikārī rājya kartē ātē haĩ .

5Throughout the whole drama, those who have had a right to a kingdom have been ruling.

6Sabsē śhrēṣhṭh pahlā hai svarājya , jiskē ādhār sē āp svarājya adhikārī ātmāē̃ anēk janm satyug-trētā tak viśhva-rājya adhikārī bantē hō . 7Tō pahlā hai svarājya , phir ādhā kalp hai viśhva-rājya adhikār aur dvāpar sē lēkar K|kē , rājya tō hōtā hī hai lēkin viśhva-rājya nahī̃ , state K|kē rājāyē̃ bantē haĩ .

6Firstly, the most elevated kingdom is that of self-sovereignty and, on the basis of this, you souls who have a right to self-sovereignty become those who have a right to world sovereignty for many births from the golden age through the silver age. 7So first is self-sovereignty, and you then claim the right to world sovereignty for half the cycle. 8Then, there are kingdoms from the copper age onwards, but those are not of world sovereignty.

8Sārē viśhva par ēk rājya , vah sirph satyug mē̃ hī hōtā hai .

9They become the kings of states. 10Only in the golden age is there one kingdom over the entire world.

9Tō tīn prakār K|kē rājya sunāyē .

11So, you heard of three types of kingdom.

10Rājya arthāt sarv adhikār key|kī prāpti .

12A kingdom means the attainment of all rights.

11Satyug-trētā key|kī rājnīti , dvāpar key|kī rājnīti aur saṅgamyug key|kī svarājya nīti - tīnō̃ kō achchhī rīti sē jāntē hō .

13The governing system of the golden and silver ages, the governing system of the copper age and the system of self-sovereignty of the confluence age: you know all three very well.

12Saṅgamyug key|kī rājnīti arthāt har ēk brāhmaṇ ātmā sva kā rājya adhikārī bantā hai . 13Har ēk rājyōgī hai .

14The system of the confluence age is that each and every Brahmin soul becomes one who has sovereignty over the self.

14Sabhī rājyōgī hō .

15All of you are Raja Yogis.

15Yā prajā-yōgī hō  ? 16Rājyōgī hō nā . 17Tō rājyōgī arthāt rājā bannē vālē yōgī .

16Are all of you Raja Yogis or are some of you praja yogis (yogis who become subjects)? 17You are Raja Yogis, are you not?

18Svarājya adhikārī ātmāō̃ key|kī viśhēṣh nīti hai - jaisē rājā apnē sēvā K|kē sāthiyō̃ kō , prajā kō jaisā , jō order kartē haĩ , us order sē , usī nīti pramāṇ sāthī vā prajā kārya kartē haĩ .

18So, to be a Raja Yogi means to be a yogi who is going to become a king. 19Souls who have a right to self-sovereignty have a special system. 20A king orders his service companions or his subjects to carry out a task, and they do it according to that system.

19Aisē āp svarājya adhikārī ātmāē̃ apnī yōg key|kī śhakti dvārā her|har karmēndriy kō jaisā order kartī hō , vaisē her|har karmēndriy āpkē order K|kē andar chaltī hai . 20Na sirph yah sthūl śharīr key|kī sarv karmēndriyā̃ lēkin man , buddhi , saṅskār bhī āp rājya-adhikārī ātmā K|kē direction pramāṇ chaltē haĩ .

21In the same way, when you souls who have a right to self-sovereignty give an order to any of your physical organs with your power of yoga, each organ functions under your control; not just all the physical organs of the body, but even the mind, intellect and sanskars function according to the directions of you souls who have a right to self-sovereignty.

21Jab chāhō , jaisē chāhō vaisē man arthāt saṅkalp śhakti kō vahā̃ sthit kar saktē hō .

22You are able to stabilise your mind, that is, your thought power, wherever you want, whenever you want.

22Arthāt man , buddhi , saṅskār K|kē bhī rājya-adhikārī .

23This means that you have sovereignty even over your mind, intellect and sanskars.

23Saṅskārō̃ K|kē vaśh nahī̃ lēkin saṅskār kō apnē vaśh mē̃ kar śhrēṣhṭh nīti sē kārya mē̃ lagātē hō , śhrēṣhṭh saṅskār pramāṇ sambandh-sampark mē̃ ātē hō .

24You are not subservient to your sanskars, but you have control over sanskars and you use them with your elevated principles. 25You form relationships and connections with others on the basis of your elevated sanskars.

24Tō svarājya key|kī nīti hai - man , buddhi , saṅskār aur sarv karmēndriyō̃ kē ūpar sva arthāt ātmā kā adhikār .

26So the system of self-sovereignty is for one’s self, that is, one’s soul, to have a right over one’s mind, intellect and sanskars and all the physical organs.

25Agar kōī karmēndriyā̃ kabhī āṅkh dhōkhā dētī , kabhī bōl dhōkhā dētā , vāṇī arthāt mukh dhōkhā dētā , saṅskār apnē control mē̃ nahī̃ rahtē tō uskō svarājya adhikārī nahī̃ kahē̃gē , uskō kahē̃gē svarājya adhikār K|kē puruṣhārthī . 26Adhikārī nahī̃ lēkin puruṣhārthī .

27If any physical organ deceives you - sometimes your eyes deceive you, sometimes your words deceive you, sometimes your speech, that is, your lips, deceive you - if your sanskars are not under your control, you are not said to be a self-sovereign. 28That is called being an effort-maker for self-sovereignty - not one who has a right, but one who is an effort-maker.

27Vāstav mē̃ rājya-adhikārī ātmā kō svapn mē̃ bhī kōī karmēndriy vā man , buddhi , saṅskār dhōkhā nahī̃ dē sakatēkyōṅki adhikārī haĩ , adhikārī kabhī adhīn nahī̃ hō saktā .

29In fact, a soul who has the right to sovereignty can never be deceived by his physical organs, his mind, intellect or sanskars even in his dreams, because he has that right. 30A soul who has that right can never be subservient.

28Adhīn haĩ tō adhikārī bannē K|kē puruṣhārthī haĩ .

31If a soul is subservient, he is still making effort to become one who has that right.

29Tō apnē sē pūchhō puruṣhārthī hō yā adhikārī hō  ?

32So, ask yourself whether you are an effort-maker or one who has that right. 33What are you?

30Adhikārī ban gayē yā ban rahē haĩ  ?

34Have you become one who has that right or are you still becoming that?

31Tō svarājya kā rūhānī naśhā kyā anubhav karātā hai  ?

35What experience do you have of the spiritual intoxication of self-sovereignty?

32Kyā ban jātē hō  ?

36What do you become?

33Bēphikr bādśhāh , bēgampur K|kē bādśhāh  !

37Carefree emperors: emperors of the land that is free from sorrow.

34Sabsē baṛē tē baṛā bādśhāh hai bēphikr bādśhāh aur sabsē baṛē tē baṛā rājya hai bēgampur kā rājya .

38The greatest emperors are those who are free from any worry, and the greatest kingdom is the kingdom of the land that is free from sorrow.

35Bēgampur K|kē rājya adhikārī kē āgē yah viśhva kā rājya bhī kuchh nahī̃ hai .

39In front of those who have a right to the kingdom of the land that is free from sorrow, this world sovereignty is nothing.

36Yah bēgampur K|kē rājya kā adhikār ati śhrēṣhṭh aur sukhmay hai .

40The right to the kingdom of the land that is free from sorrow is very elevated and one that gives happiness.

37Hai hī bēgam .

41It is completely free from any sorrow.

38Tō bēgampur kā anubhav hai nā .

42So, do you experience being on the land that is free from sorrow?

39Yā kabhī-kabhī nīchē ā jātē hō  ?

43Or, do you sometimes come down?

40Sadā rūhānī naśhē mē̃ bēġampur K|kē bādśhāh haĩ - is adhikār mē̃ rahō . 41Nīchē nahī̃ āō .

44Constantly maintain the right of the spiritual intoxication of being a carefree emperor of the land that is free from sorrow.

42Dēkhō , ājkal K|kē rājya mē̃ bhī agar kōī kursī par hai tō uskā adhikār hai aur kal kursī sē utar ātā tō uskā adhikār rahtā hai  ?

45Do not come down. 46Look, in today’s kingdom, when someone is in the chair (of position), he has a right and, if he comes off the chair tomorrow, does he still have a right?

43Sādhāraṇ ban jātā hai .

47He becomes ordinary.

44Tō āp bhī svarājya K|kē naśhē mē̃ rahtē hō , akāltakht-naśhīn rahtē hō .

48So, you should also stay in the intoxication of self-sovereignty, remain seated on your immortal throne.

45Sabhī kē pās takht hai nā .

49All of you have this throne, do you not?

46Tō takht kō chhōṛtē kyō̃ hō  ?

50So, why do you leave your throne?

47Sadā takht-naśhīn rahō , rūhānī naśhē mē̃ rahō .

51Be constantly seated on the throne; always maintain this spiritual intoxication.

48Akāltakht - vah amr̥itsar vālā akāltakht nahī̃ , yah akāltakht .

52It is this immortal throne, not that immortal throne of Amritsar. 53This is the immortal throne.

49Yah akāltakht sabhī kē pās hai .

54All of you have this immortal throne.

50Tō akāltakht-naśhīn svarājya adhikārī kisnē banāyā  ?

55So, who made you the self-sovereigns who are seated on your immortal thrones?

51Bāp nē her|har brāhmaṇ bachchē kō takht-naśhīn rājā banā diyā hai .

56The Father made each Brahmin child a king seated on a throne.

52Sārē sr̥iṣhṭi chakra K|kē andar aisā kōī bāp hōgā jiskē anēk sab rājā bachchē hō̃  !

57Throughout the whole world cycle, would there be such a father whose every child is a king?

53Lakṣhmī-nārāyaṇ bhī aisā nahī̃ ban saktē .

58Even Lakshmi and Narayan cannot be like that.

54Yah paramātma-bāp hī kahtē haĩ ki mērē sabhī bachchē , rājā bachchē haĩ .

59Only God, the Father, says that every child of His is a king.

55Vaisē duniyā mē̃ kah dētē haĩ - yah rājā bachchā hai .

60People in the world, say that their child is a king.

56Lēkin banē kuchh bhī - servant banē yā kuchh bhī banē . 57Lēkin kahnē mē̃ ātā hai rājā bēṭā .

61However, he might become anything - he might even become a servant or something else - but he would still be called a king child (raja beta).

58Lēkin is samay āp practical mē̃ rājyōgī arthāt rājē bachchē bantē hō .

62However, at this moment, you are Raja Yogis in a practical way, that is, you have become kingly children.

59Tō bāp kō bhī naśhā hai aur bachchō̃ kō bhī naśhā hai .

63So the Father has this intoxication and you children also have this intoxication.

60Tō svarājya key|kī nīti kyā rahī  ?

64So what is the system of self-sovereignty?

61Sva par rājya , her|har karmēndriy kē ūpar adhikār hō .

65To rule the self, to have a right over every physical organ.

62Aisē nahī̃ ki dēkhnē tō nahī̃ chāhtē thē lēkin dēkh liyā . 63Āṅkhē̃ khulī thī̃ nā , isliē dēkhnē mē̃ ā gayā .

66Let it not be that you didn’t want to see something, but that you still saw it; your eyes were open, and so you saw it.

64Kān kō darvājā nahī̃ hai , isliē kān mē̃ bāt paṛ gaī .

67Ears do not have any doors, and so the conversation went into your ears.

65Lēkin dō kān haĩ .

68However, you have two ears.

66Agar aisī bāt sun bhī lī tō nikālnē kā bhī rāstā hai , isliē is bhārat mē̃ hī viśhēṣh yah chitra bāpū key|kī yād mē̃ banā huā hai - burā na dēkhō , burā na sunō , burā na bōlō .

69If you have heard something, there is also a way to let it out. 70Therefore, that special image has been created in Bharat, in memory of Bapu Gandhi: "See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil!

67Yah tīn dikhātē haĩ , āp chār dikhātē hō .

71They show three things, whereas you show four things.

68Burā sōchō bhī nahī̃ kyōṅki pahlē sōchnā hōtā , phir bōlnā hōtā , phir dēkhnā hōtā hai isliē controlling power , ruling power rakhō .

72Do not even think evil, because you first think of something, then you speak of it, and you then see it. 73Therefore, you need have controlling power and ruling power.

69Rājā arthāt ruling power .

74To be a king means to have ruling power.

70Rājā hō aur ruling power hō hī nahī̃ , tō kaun rājā mānēgā  !

75If someone is a king and does not have ruling power, who would accept him as their king?

71Tō svarājya arthāt ruling power , controlling power .

76So self-sovereignty means ruling power and controlling power.

72Bāpdādā nē pahlē bhī sunāyā hai ki kaī bachchē parakhnē mē̃ bahut hōśhiyār hōtē haĩ .

77BapDada also told you earlier that some children are very clever at discriminating.

73Kōī bhī galatī|galtī hōtī hai , jō nīti pramāṇ nahī̃ hai tō samajhtē haĩ ki yah nahī̃ karnā chāhiē , yah satya nahī̃ hai , yathārth nahī̃ hai , ayathārtha hai , vyarth hai . 74Lēkin samajhtē huē phir bhī kartē rahtē yā kar lētē .

78When they make a mistake, when something is not according to the system, they understand that they should not do that, that it is not true, that it is not accurate, that it is inaccurate and wasteful but, even while understanding that, they still continue to do it.

75Tō iskō kyā kahē̃gē  ?

79What would you call this?

76Kaunsī power key|kī kamī hai  ?

80Which power is lacking?

77Controlling power nahī̃ .

81There is no controlling power.

78Jaisē ājkal kār|car chalātē haĩ , dēkh bhī rahē haĩ ki accident hōnē key|kī sambhāvanā hai , brake lagānē key|kī kōśhiśh kartē haĩ , lēkin brake lagē hī nahī̃ tō jarūr accident hōgā nā .

82It is just as when people drive a car these days, they are aware that there is the possibility of an accident happening, and so they try to apply a brake. 83However, if the brake does not function, there would definitely be an accident, would there not?

79Brake hai lēkin powerful nahī̃ hai aur yahā̃ kē bajāē vahā̃ lag gaī tō bhī kyā hōgā  ?

84They have a brake, but if it is not powerful, or if instead braking here, they brake elsewhere, what would happen?

80Itnā samay tō parvaśh hōgā nā . 81Chāhtē huē bhī kar nahī̃ pātē .

85They would be out of control for that length of time, would they not?

82Brake lagā nahī̃ saktē yā brake powerful na hōnē K|kē kāraṇ ṭhīk lag nahī̃ saktī .

86Even while wanting to do that, they would not be able to do it.

83Tō yah check karō . 84Jab ūñchī pahāṛī par chaṛhtē haĩ tō kyā likhā huā hōtā hai  ?

87They are not able to brake or, because the brake is not powerful, they are not able to apply it correctly.

85Brake check karō kyōṅki brake safety kā sādhan hai .

88So check this. 89When you are going up a steep hill, what is written on the signs?

86Tō controlling power kā vā brake lagānē kā arth|earth yah nahī̃ ki lagāō yahā̃ aur brake lagē vahā̃ .

90There is a sign saying "Check your brakes", because your brakes are your means of safety.

87Kōī vyarth kō control karnē chāhtē haĩ , samajhtē haĩ yah wrong hai .

91Controlling power or applying a brake does not mean that you apply it here and it works after some distance.

88Tō usī samay wrong kō right mē̃ parivartan hōnā chāhiē . 89Iskō kahā jātā hai controlling power .

92Some try to control something wasteful; they think that something is wrong, that wrong should be changed into right instantly.

90Aisē nahī̃ ki sōch bhī rahē haĩ lēkin ādhā ghaṇṭā vyarth chalā jāyē , pīchhē control mē̃ āyē .

93This is called controlling power. 94It shouldn't be that you waste half an hour thinking and that there is then control.

91Bahut puruṣhārth karkē ādhē ghaṇṭē kē bād parivartan huā tō uskō controlling power nahī̃ , ruling power nahī̃ kahā jātā .

95If you made a lot of effort for half an hour and transformation took place afterwards, that is not controlling power or ruling power.

92Yah huā thōṛā-thōṛā adhīn aur thōṛā-thōṛā adhikārī , mix .

96It means to be a little subservient with few rights: it is mixed.

93Tō uskō rājya-adhikārī kahē̃gē yā puruṣhārthī kahē̃gē  ?

97Would you call that being a world sovereign or being an effort-maker?

94Tō ab puruṣhārthī nahī̃ , rājya-adhikārī banō .

98So, no longer be an effort-maker, be a master of the self.

95Yah svarājya adhikār kā śhrēṣhṭh mazā hai .

99This is the elevated pleasure of being a self-sovereign.

96Svarājya adhikārī arthāt sadā mauj hī mauj mē̃ rahnā .

100To be a self-sovereign means to stay constantly in pleasure.

97Mauj mē̃ rahnē vālā kabhī kisī bāt mē̃ mūnjhtā nahī̃ hai .

101Those who stay in pleasure are never confused about anything.

98Agar mūñjhtē haĩ tō mauj nahī̃ hai .

102If you are confused, you are not enjoying yourself.

99Tō saṅgamyug par mauj hī mauj hai nā .

103At the confluence age, there is nothing but pleasure.

100Yā kabhī-kabhī mauj hai  ?

104Or, is there pleasure only sometimes?

101Śhaktiyō̃ kō , pāṇḍavō̃ kō mauj hai nā .

105Do you Shaktis and Pandavas experience pleasure?

102Tō samjhā , svarājya key|kī nīti kyā hai aur viśhva-rājya key|kī nīti kyā hai  ?

106So, do you understand what the systems of self-sovereignty are and what the systems of world sovereignty are?

103Chāhē prajā hai , chāhē royal family hai lēkin prajā , prajā nahī̃ , prajā bhī ēk parivār hai .

107Whether subjects or the royal family, subjects are not subjects; subjects are also of the one family.

104Parivār key|kī nīti yah hai satyug-trētā key|kī rājnīti .

108So, the governing system of the golden and silver ages is the system of a family.

105Rājā kahlātē haĩ lēkin rājā hōtē bhī parampriya pitā kā svarūp hai .

109Even though the king is called the king, he takes the form of a supremely loving father.

106Parivār key|kī vidhi sē rājnīti chaltī hai .

110The governing system of the kingdom works as a family.

107Chāhē rājya kārōbār bhinn-bhinn hāthō̃ mē̃ hōgī lēkin parivār K|kē snēh key|kī vidhi sē kārōbār hōgī .

111Even though all the different activities of the kingdom are in the hands of different people, everything is carried out with the love of a family.

108Aisē nahī̃ ki rājā kē pās bahut dhan-daulat hō aur prajā mē̃ kōī kō khānē-pīnē K|kē liyē bhī nahī̃ hō .

112It isn't that a king has a lot of wealth and prosperity and that the subjects do not even have enough food or drink; no.

109Dvāpar-kaliyug key|kī rājnīti mē̃ law and order chaltā hai . 110Lēkin viśhva-rājya , dēv-rājya K|kē samay yahī nīti chaltī hai , law nahī̃ lēkin snēh aur sambandh key|kī nīti chaltī hai .

113The governing system of the copper and iron ages is that everything is according to law and order, but at the time of world sovereignty, at the time of deity sovereignty, these are the systems that continue.

111Kōī bhī ātmā ' duḥkh ' śhabda kō bhī nahī̃ jāntī .

114There isn't law because the whole system functions on love and relationships.

112Chāhē rājā hō , chāhē prajā hō lēkin duḥkh-aśhānti kā nām-niśhān nahī̃ .

115None of the souls knows the word ‘sorrow’. 116Whether someone is a king or a subject, no one mentions or has a trace of sorrow or peacelessness.

113Duḥkh kyā chīz hōtī hai - uskā agyān hai , gyān hī nahī̃ hai .

117They are totally ignorant of what sorrow is. 118They do not have any knowledge of it.

114Jaisē is samay svarājya K|kē samay bhī āpkō bāpdādā kis nīti sē chalātē haĩ  ? 115Snēh aur śhrīmat .

119Similarly, at the present time, at the time of self-sovereignty, what system does BapDada use with you?

116Śhrīmat par chaltē rahtē tō kōī bhī sakht order karnē key|kī āvaśhyaktā nahī̃ hai .

120Love and shrimat: if you continue to follow shrimat, there is no need to give any strict orders.

117Agar nīti kō bhūltē haĩ tō svayã , svayã kō kaliyugī nīti mē̃ chalātē haĩ .

121When you forget the principles, you make yourself move along with iron-aged principles.

118Tō viśhva K|kē rājya kī nīti bhī bahut pyārī hai kyōṅki anēktā nahī̃ hai , ēk rājya hai aur akhuṭ khajānā hai  !

122So the principles of world sovereignty are very lovely because there is no variety; there is one kingdom and unlimited treasures.

119Prajā bhī itnī sampann hōgī - ājkal K|kē jō baṛē-baṛē padmapati haĩ , unhō̃ sē bhī jyādā  !

123Even the subjects will be so prosperous that they will have even more than the multimillionaires of today.

120Aprāpti kā nām-niśhān nahī̃ .

124There will be no mention or trace of any lack of attainment.

121Lēkin iskā ādhār kyā  ?

125However, what is the basis of this?

122Svarājya .

126Self-sovereignty.

123Is samay sampann bantē hō , isliē paramātma-sampatti key|kī sampannatā satyug-trētā K|kē anēk janm prāpt hōtī hai .

127You become full at this time, and this is how the fullness of prosperity that you receive from God is attained for the many births of the golden and silver ages.

124Isliē kahā number one rājya hai svarājya , phir hai viśhva-rājya aur tīsrā hai dvāpar-kaliyug kā alag-alag state kā rājya . 125Is rājya kō tō achchhī tarah jāntē hī hō , varṇan karnē key|kī āvaśhyaktā nahī̃ .

128This is why you were told that the number one kingdom is that of self-sovereignty. 129Then, next is world sovereignty, and the third is the kingdoms of the different states of the copper and iron ages. 130You know these kingdoms very well; there is no need to speak about them.

126Tō sadā kis naśhē mē̃ rahnā hai  ?

131So which intoxication do you constantly have to maintain?

127Svarājya hamārā janmasiddh adhikār hai  !

132“Self-sovereignty is our birthright.”

128Kis janm kā  ?

133Which birth?

129Brāhmaṇ janm kā .

134The Brahmin birth.

130Brahmā bāp nē janmatē hī svarājya kā tilak her|har brāhmaṇ ātmā kō lagāyā .

135Father Brahma gave every Brahmin soul a tilak of self-sovereignty the moment they took birth.

131Tilakdhārī hō nā . 132Tilak hai smr̥iti kā .

136You have applied the tilak, have you not?

133Tilak bhī hai , takht bhī hai aur tāj bhī hai .

137The tilak is that of awareness, you have the tilak, the throne and the crown.

134Tājdhārī hō nā . 135Kaunsā tāj hai  ?

138You are wearing your crown, are you not?

136Viśhva-kalyāṇ kā tāj .

139Which crown is it? 140That of world benefit.

137Viśhva-kalyāṇakārī hō nā .

141You are world benefactors, are you not?

138Purity kā tāj aur viśhva-kalyāṇ kā tāj - double tāj hai .

142You have a double crown: the crown of purity and the crown of world benefit.

139Purity kā tāj hai light kā tāj aur viśhva-kalyāṇ kā tāj hai - sēvā kā tāj .

143The crown of purity is the crown of light and the crown of world benefit is the crown of service.

140Viśhva sēvādhārī hō nā .

144You are world servers, are you not?

141Aisē nahī̃ ki state K|kē sēvādhārī samjhō - ham gujarāt K|kē haĩ , ham rājasthān K|kē haĩ , ham dillī K|kē sēvādhārī haĩ .

145Do not think that you are the servers of the states. 146"I am from Gujarat, I am from Rajasthan, I am a server of Delhi.”

142Nahī̃ . 143Viśhva-sēvādhārī .

147No, you are world servers.

144Kahā̃ bhī rahtē haĩ lēkin vr̥itti aur dr̥iṣhṭi bēhad key|kī .

148Wherever you live, your attitude and vision should be unlimited.

145Agar viśhva-sēvādhārī nahī̃ banē̃gē tō na svarājya , na viśhva-rājya , phir dvāpar-kaliyug mē̃ state kā rājā bannā paṛēgā .

149If you do not become world servers, you will neither have self-sovereignty nor world sovereignty; you will then have to become the kings of the states in the copper and iron ages.

146Lēkin viśhva-rājya adhikārī kē liē sadā apnā tāj , tilak aur takht - sadā is par sthit rahō .

150In order to be one who has a right to world sovereignty, you must remain constantly stable with your crown, tilak and throne.

147Śharīr sē takht par nahī̃ baiṭhnā hai lēkin buddhi dvārā smr̥iti key|kī sthiti mē̃ sthit rahnā hai .

151You do not have to sit on a throne physically, but remain stable in this stage with your consciousness.

148Sthiti mē̃ sthit hōnā yahī takht par baiṭhnā hai , jō sadaiv baiṭh saktē haĩ .

152To remain stabilised in this stage means to be seated on the throne and constantly able to remain seated there.

149Śharīr sē tō kitnē ghaṇṭē baiṭhē̃gē  ?

153For how many hours would you sit physically?

150Thak jāyēṅgē nā .

154You would become tired, would you not?

151Lēkin buddhi dvārā sthiti mē̃ sthit rahnā yah hai takht-naśhīn hōnā .

155However, to stabilise yourself in this stage with your intellect means to be seated on the throne.

152Yah tō sahaj hai nā .

156This is easy, is it not?

153Tō svarājya K|kē naśhē mē̃ nirantar sthit rahō .

157Remain constantly stable in the intoxication of self-sovereignty.

154Samjhā , kyā karnā hai  ?

158Do you understand what you have to do?

155Puruṣhārthī nahī̃ lēkin adhikārī bannā .

159Do not be an effort-maker, but one who has a right to the kingdom.

156Sabhī nē milan manāyā nā .

160All of you celebrated a meeting, did you not?

157Sabhī bhāg-bhāg kar ātē haĩ paramātma-milan kā mēlā manānē kē liē . 158Tō milan K|kē mēlē mē̃ āyē hō nā .

161All of you came running in order to celebrate a Godly meeting. 162So, all of you have come to the gathering to celebrate a meeting, have you not?

159Yah mēlā lagtā hai yā bhīṛ lagtī hai  ?

163Do you like it, or do you find it crowded?

160Ārām hai nā .

164Are you comfortable?

161Ārām sē rahnā , khānā , chalnā sab ārām sē hai nā .

165Are all of you staying comfortably and are you eating and moving around comfortably?

162Phir bhī bahut lucky hō .

166Even so, you are still very lucky.

163Un mēlō̃ K|kē māphik miṭṭī mē̃ tō nahī̃ rahē huē hō .

167At least you are not staying in the dust like at other melas!

164Phir bhī bistarā aur khaṭiyā tō milī huī hai nā .

168At least you have a bed and bedding.

165Vahā̃ mēlē mē̃ tō nahāō tō bhī miṭṭī , rahō tō bhī miṭṭī aur khāō tō bhī miṭṭī sāth mē̃ āyēgī .

169There, at other melas, when you bathe, there is dust, where you stay, there is dust, and when you eat, the dust comes with it.

166Yahā̃ bachchē ātē haĩ apnē ghar mē̃ .

170Here, you children come to your home.

167Naśhē sē ātē hō .

171You come with that intoxication.

168Bāp bhī khuśh aur bachchē bhī khuśh .

172So the Father is happy and the children are also happy.

169Hall mē̃ pīchhē baiṭhnē vālē sabsē āgē hō kyōṅki bāpdādā key|kī pahlī nazar last tak jātī hai .

173Those who are sitting at the back of the hall are ahead of everyone because BapDada’s vision first falls on the back.

170Achchhā  !

174Achcha.

171Sarv svarājya-adhikārī bēphikr bādśhāh bachchō̃ kō , sarv viśhva-rājya adhikārī anēk janm sampūrṇ sampann rahnē vālī ātmāō̃ kō , sadā tilak , tāj aur takht-naśhīn adhikārī bachchō̃ kō , sadā bēhad key|kī sēvā K|kē umaṅg-utsāh mē̃ rahnē vālē viśhēṣh bachchō̃ kō , dēśh-vidēśh K|kē sarv sammukh anubhav karnē vālē bachchō̃ kō bāpdādā kā padmaguṇā yād , pyār .

175To all the self-sovereign, carefree emperor children, to all the world-sovereign souls who remain completely full for many births, to the children who constantly have a right to a tilak, a crown and to being seated on a throne, to the special children who constantly have zeal and enthusiasm for unlimited service, to the children of this land and foreign lands who experience themselves to be in front of Baba, BapDada's multi-million-fold love and remembrance. 176Along with this, Baba is also giving the response to the love letters from everyone.

172Sāth-sāth sarv K|kē snēh K|kē patrō̃ kā bhī respond dē rahē haĩ . 173Vidēśh aur dēśh dōnō̃ apnē-apnē vidhi pramāṇ sva K|kē puruṣhārth mē̃ siddhi kō prāpt kar rahē haĩ aur sēvā mē̃ bhī sadā āgē baṛhnē K|kē utsāh mē̃ lagē huē haĩ .

177Those of you from the foreign lands and this land are successful in your efforts on yourselves according to your own methods and are constantly engaged with enthusiasm in moving forward doing service. 178This is why, no matter in which corner someone lives, the remembrance, service news, love letters and news of zeal and enthusiasm of the stage of each one of you is received by Baba.

174Isliē har ēk kisī bhī kōnē mē̃ rahnē vālē hō̃ lēkin unhō̃ key|kī yād , sēvā-samāchār , pyār K|kē patra , sthiti K|kē umaṅg-utsāh kā samāchār sab prāpt huā aur bāpdādā sabhī bachchō̃ kō bahut-bahut-bahut nām sahit , har ēk key|kī viśhēṣhtā sahit yād-pyār dē rahē haĩ aur sadā isī yād , pyār key|kī pālnā sē pal rahē hō , uṛ rahē hō aur uṛtē-uṛtē mañjil par pahuñchnā hī hai vā yah kahē̃ ki pahũchē huē hī hō .

179BapDada is giving lots and lots and lots of love and remembrance to each one of you children personally by name and by your speciality. 180And all of you are constantly being sustained with this love and remembrance. 181You are flying with it, and you have to reach your destination while flying with it. 182Or, should it be said that you have already reached your destination?

175Tō yād , pyār aur namastē .

183So, love, remembrance and namaste. 184Achcha. 185(Note: Baba used the words ‘Rajniti’ and ‘niti’. 186These words have been translated as the ‘governing system’, ‘system’, ‘ethics’, and ‘principles’ to fit in with the context in different places.)

Blessing

176Vardān  : master sarvśhaktimān key|kī smr̥iti dvārā sarv halacalō̃ kō merge karnē vālē achal-aḍōl bhav

187Blessing: May you merge all types of upheaval by staying aware of being a master almighty authority and become unshakeable and immovable.

177Jaisē śharīr kā occupation emerge rahtā hai , aisē brāhmaṇ jīvan kā occupation emerge rahē aur uskā her|har karma mē̃ naśhā hō tō sarv halacalē̃ merge hō jāyēṅgī aur āp sadā achal-aḍōl rahē̃gē .

188 Just as your physical occupation stays emerged in your awareness, in the same way, let the occupation of your Brahmin life be emerged in you. 189When you have the intoxication of this in your every action, all types of upheaval will then become merged and you will be constantly unshakeable and immovable.

178Master sarv śhaktimān key|kī smr̥iti sadā emerge hai tō kōī bhī kamjōrī halchal mē̃ lā|law nahī̃ saktī kyōṅki vē|way her|har śhakti kō samay par kārya mē̃ lagā saktē haĩ , unkē pās|pass controlling power rahtī hai isliē saṅkalp aur karma dōnō̃ samān hōtē haĩ .

190Let the awareness of being a master almighty authority be constantly emerged you, and no weakness will then be the cause of any type of upheaval in you, because such a soul is able to use every type of power at all times. 191He has controlling power and this is why both his thoughts and his actions are equal.

Slogan

179Slōgan  : nāzuk paristhitiyō̃ mē̃ ghabrānē kē bajāē unsē pāṭh paṛhkar svayã kō paripakva banā lō .

192Slogan: Instead of being afraid of delicate situations, learn a lesson from them and make yourself very strong and mature.

193*** Om Shanti ***