Method to Reveal God, the Father
From 1976 Avyakt Murlis
1.
To give to others is to remove the weaknesses from
the self, that is, to create others is to become. On the path of bhakti, people donate whatever
they are lacking. Then, by donating that
thing, they never again lack it. And so,
giving becomes receiving. In the same
way, in whichever subject you feel yourself to be lacking, whatever speciality
or virtue you feel lacking within yourself, donate that particular speciality
or virtue. That is, use that in serving
other souls, and then you will experience that within yourself as the practical
fruit of service. …. The basis of attaining a double crown is to
perform double service at the same time: to serve the self and others at the
same time. This is the effort of coming
last and going fast. Are you making such
fast effort?
2.
What is the definition of a maharathi? A maharathi is one who has a double crown,
that is, one who is a double server.
There should be the balance of serving others as well as serving the
self; such a soul is called a maharathi.
3.
All three, your thoughts, words and deeds, should be
the holiest and the highest. Only
through having such a stage will you be able to reveal the Father.
4.
Your eyes would not be visible as eyes, but they
would be seen as globes of light. Just
as you see the stars in the sky, in the same way, your eyes would be like
sparkling stars. However, only when you
stabilise yourself in the form of light will this be visible. You should be light in your actions, that is,
there should be lightness; your form should be of lightness and your stage
should also be light. When all the
effort-makers see you special souls make such effort, and that you have this
awareness and form, they will also continue to make this effort. Whilst
performing actions, check again and again: Am I light in my actions? Do I have any burden of actions? The burden of action would pull you towards
itself. If you do not experience any
burden in your actions, then you will not be pulled by that but there will be
transformation to karma yoga. ….You saw
how Baba, in the sakar form, performed a great deal of actions; he was involved
with the expansion, was entertaining and had contacts and relationships, and
how he was completely detached to the same extent whilst having contacts and
relationships. Just as it is easy to interact and relate with others, so it should be
just as easy to be detached. You need to
have such a practice. At one moment, it
will be the extreme, and the next, it will be the end. This is the effort for the final year and the
final stage. Create such a stage. Rehearse this and perform this drill. Perform the drill: Going into the extreme and
then the end. At one moment, be in close relationship and the next moment, be just as
detached as you were in connection, as though merged in a lighthouse. A lighthouse means your home of light. One
minute be on the field of action and the next minute be in Paramdham. Achcha.
5.
Whenever any situation comes up in this beneficial
age, don't see that situation, don't see the present time, but see the future
in the present. That is, when someone is causing you sorrow or
insulting you, just think that there is some benefit for you in that. The benefit is that that sorrow or insult
will bring you closer in remembrance to the Bestower of Happiness. Do not see the external form, but see the
form of benefit in it, and then any situation will not seem a difficult
situation. Through this, you will be
able to benefit. Achcha.
6.
Do not say that there is still so much time and that
your weaknesses will be removed; no.
This should remain in your intellect, "If not now, then
never". You should have the slogan,
"If not now, then never", for every thought and every second. Those who fill themselves with such sanskars
of "now" will come into satyug at the beginning, whereas those who
say "at some time" will come in the middle period. Those who say "at some time" are
waiting for time, and so they will also have to wait for their status. So remember this slogan at every second and
in every thought. If this lesson is not
firm, you will constantly have sanskars of weakness. The sanskars of a mahavir are, "If not
now, then never". To say,
"This one is ahead of me, and so if this one does it, then I will also do
it", are sanskars of carelessness.
Whatever thought you have, you have to do it now. Not tomorrow, but today; not today, but now. It has to be done this instant.
7.
If you go beyond the awareness of the corporeal
world, you will not waste your time over trivial matters any more. So now, take a high jump. From the corporeal world, go into the angelic
world and have the angelic form: this is called taking a high jump. Then, little things will not suit you. This is the special gift from the
Father. To accept the gift means to
become angelic. Baba is giving you the
picture of the angelic form as a gift.
With this gift, all the old things will be finished. You must not start the chant of
"why?" or "what?".
When you have all three powers - the power to decide, the power to
discriminate and the power to transform - you will be able to give good news to
one another. If you do not transform
yourself, you would not be able to transform others.
8.
Where you should have "I first", you have
made it "you first", and where it should be "you first",
you have made it "I first".
You do not use the third eye, which each of you has received from
BapDada as a blessing, for the task that BapDada has given you. Whereas you have been given the third eye to
see the soul, to see the spiritual world and to see the new world, you instead
look at the body and the bodily world.
This is known as not knowing how to use the third eye accurately.
9.
One is the philosophy of karma, second is the
philosophy of reward and third is the philosophy of praise and worship. Just as the philosophy of karma is very deep,
in the same way, the philosophy of the other two is just as deep.
10. To be a teacher
means to have balance. You should have
the power to adopt any form according to the time. … Constantly
remember the slogan: A teacher means an embodiment of the teachings and one who
maintains balance.
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