Essence of Murli (Eng.): July 12, 2014

Essence of Murli (Eng.): July 12, 2014:

Essence: Sweet children, you have come here to stay in remembrance and burn your sins away. Therefore, pay full attention so that your intellect’s yoga is not fruitless (wasted).

Question: Which subtle vice creates difficulty at the end?

Answer: If there is even a subtle form of the vice of greed, if you collect and keep something with you out of greed, you will remember that thing at the end and create difficulty. This is why Baba says: Children, do not keep anything with you. You have to merge all thoughts and instill the habit of staying in remembrance of the Father. Therefore, practice being soul conscious.

Essence for Dharna:

1. At the time of sitting in remembrance of the Father, your intellects should not wander here and there even slightly. Always continue to accumulate your income. Let your remembrance be such that there is dead silence.

2. In order to keep your body healthy, when you tour around, do not gossip with your companions, but keep yourself quiet and race in remembrance of the Father. Take your meals in remembrance of the Father.

Blessing: May you be a true Raj Rishi with an attitude of unlimited disinterest who remains free from all attachment.

A Raj Rishi means, on the one hand, to have a kingdom and, on the other hand, to be a rishi, that is, to be one who has unlimited disinterest. If there is any attachment to your own self, to any persons or things, you are not then a Raj Rishi. Those who have even the slightest thought of attachment have their feet in two boats so that they are then neither here nor there. Therefore, become a Raj Rishi, one who has unlimited disinterest, who belongs to the one Father and none other. Make this lesson firm.

Slogan: Anger is a form of fire which burns yourself as well as others. Therefore, become free from anger.

Essence of Murli (Hin): July 10, 2014

Essence of Murli (Hin): July 10, 2014

सार:- “मीठे बच्चे- तुम्हें अपना टाइम वेस्ट नहीं करना है, अन्दर में नॉलेज का सिमरण करते रहो तो निद्राजीत बन जायेंगे, उबासी आदि नहीं आयेगी”

 प्रश्न:- तुम बच्चे बाप पर फिदा क्यों हुए हो? फिदा होने का अर्थ क्या है ?

उत्तर:- फिदा होना अर्थात् बाप की याद में समा जाना । जब याद में समा जाते हो तो आत्मा रूपी बैटरी चार्ज हो जाती है । आत्मा रूपी बैटरी निराकार बाप से जुटतीहै, तो बैटरी चार्ज हो जाती है, विकर्म विनाश हो जाते हैं । कमाई जमा हो जाती है ।

धारणा के लिए मुख्य सार:-

1. बाप से अविनाशी ज्ञान धन लेकर दूसरों को दान करना है । ज्ञान दान करने में मनहूस नही बनना है । ज्ञान की पॉइंट्स अन्दर टपकती रहे । राजा बनने के लिएप्रजा जरूर बनानी है ।

2. अपना पोतामेल देखना है- (1) मैं बाप समान प्रेम का सागर बना हूँ? (2) कभी किसी को नाराज तो नही करता हूँ? (3) अपनी चलन पर पूरी नजर है?

वरदान:- सहज योग की साधना द्वारा साधनों पर बिजय प्राप्त करने वाले प्रयोगी आत्मा भव !

साधनों के होते, साधनों को प्रयोग में लाते योग की स्थिति डगमग न हो । योगी बन प्रयोग करना इसको कहते है न्यारा । होते हुए निमित्त मात्र, अनासक्त रूप सेप्रयोग करो । अगर इच्छा होगी तो वह इच्छा अच्छा बनने नहीं देगी । मेहनत करने मे ही समय बीत जायेगा । उस समय आप साधना मे रहने का प्रयत्न करेगे औरसाधन अपनी तरफ आकर्षित करेंगे इसलिए प्रयोगी आत्मा बन सहजयोग की साधना द्वारा साधनों के ऊपर अर्थात् प्रकृति पर विजयी बनो ।

स्लोगन:- स्वयं सन्तुष्ट रह, सबको सन्तुष्ट करना ही सन्तुष्टमणि बनना है ।

Comparison is the death of joy.

In the Spiritual circles, there is an idea about “becoming better” that is, “ascending,” reaching a higher level, etc.

This belief has originated by applying the ways of our human society into something which is not related with the logic of “pros and cons.”

In fact, we are always becoming. But becoming “better” implies a comparison as if our current state was a finished product.

We cannot compare. That is an illusion.
Spike is not a better dog than Oggy. Neither “I am better now” than before… for that “before” was a necessary component for the one we could be today.
Life is a continuous process. It is not dissected into time slots.

In the “real” human world, we believe that we become “better” by acquiring things: A degree, a license, a certificate, a diploma, a house, a plane, etc.

In the reality of consciousness, it is the opposite. As we become empty of “things” in our head and feelings, we could be “clean,” “pristine,” etc.
This obviously does not mean to be “better.” It is just to experience another state of being.

For example, if we watch the moon; Could we say that the moon is “better” when it is a full moon?
No. The different phases of the moon are interrelated and one phase will bring another.
But the human mind has been conditioned to compare. It is that comparison which does not allow our minds to enjoy the “moment” or the experience of being.

There is always something else to “achieve.” :-)
When we take that mentality into a spiritual path, that conditioning will bring a greater ego.

Don’t you want to go to “Paradise” because it is “better”?
Don’t you want to “achieve” that?
Wouldn’t you like to possess the title of “a chosen one”?

Ego.

That is why, it is relevant to look at the mind, our conditioning, our beliefs, our ideas.

There cannot be a different consciousness “magically.” We need to be aware for that to happen.

The steps of the spiritual walker are meant to stop in the lonely valley, by the lake of experiences so he can look at himself in that reflection.

The form of that reflection appears in complete solitude.
Looking deeply at “yourself” is not something that everyone is prepared to do. Paradoxically, most will run away from themselves, immediately looking for the comforts of ‘mainstream.’

In life we are learning different things.

Life will give us a time to learn and change. Once that time has elapsed; the Drama of life will move on whether we have changed or not.
If we have not, we will experience the consequences of not flowing with the call of time.

We will suffer.
But that suffering is in itself a way to dissolve the heavy self, so the experience cannot be “bad,” but necessary.

Some may say: “But it is “better” not to suffer…”

Now we could see that “better” is an illusion… a “nice” word... :-)
There is an experience. Different experiences. All necessary.