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Synopsis: Sakar Murli January 27, 2015
1. Shiv
Baba, the Purifier,
resides in the incorporeal world. Only the Father is
called the Remover
of Sorrow and the Bestower of Happiness.
Therefore, He is also called the Liberator as
liberates you from sorrow and take you into
happiness. This is a play about happiness and
sorrow, victory and defeat. You become defeated and
lose your kingdom.
2. The
Father personally gives you shrimat. There is no
question of inspiration in this. Nothing happens
through inspiration. The Father Himself says:
Because I am the Living
Seed, I
have all the knowledge of the whole world tree. Only
the praise of the Father is sung when they sing: "He
is the Truth and
the Living
Being". You
now prove that the real form of Shiva is a point.
3. Those
who are to claim a royal status have a unique way of
living and behaving. Their words and deeds are the
same. Only the deities are portrayed with a halo
because those souls and their bodies are both pure.
A halo of purity is also portrayed around Christ. He
comes to establish a religion and so he must
definitely be pure. However, his purity would only
last for his time. Then he has to become impure.
4. Baba
explains: Even if you work in a kitchen, you should
always have this medal. You can continue to explain
to anyone. This One is Baba. By constantly saying
“Baba, Baba”, your intellect’s yoga will be
connected to Baba.
5. You
have to remember Alpha and
beta. You children should remind one another of Shiv
Baba; this is the greatest service to do. You
change from impure to pure through this
remembrance. You can become clever with this
knowledge in three days, but it does take effort to
become pure from impure.Only by having
remembrance are your sins going to be cut away.
6. You
are children of God and so there should always be
jewels emerging from your mouths. No bad words
should ever emerge. In this last birth of yours,
remain as pure as a lotus flower whilst living in
your household and you will thereby become the
masters of the pure world.
Blessing:
May you be a true renunciate who finishes the
consciousness of “I” and “mine” and experiences equality
and perfection.
Remember “Baba, Baba” at every second and in every
thought. Let the consciousness of “I” finish. When “I”
does not exist, there then isn’t anything that is
“mine”. My character, my sanskars, my nature, my job or
duty, my name, my honour: when this “I” and “mine”
finish, there is equality and perfection. The
renunciation of this “I” and “mine” is the most subtle
renunciation. Finish the horse of this consciousness of
“I” in the sacrificial fire in which the horse is
sacrificed and the final offering (ashv
ko ashvmedh yagya men swaaha karo) will
then be made and the drums of victory will beat.
Points to churn from the blessing:
Rajasv Ashvamedh Avinashi Rudra Gita Gyan Yagya:
We, the Brahmin souls, the mouth-born creations of
Brahma, belong to the imperishable (avinaashi) sacrificial
fire (yagya) of
the knowledge of Gita created by Shiv Baba (Rudra), in
which body consciousness (ashv-horse) is
sacrificed to claim self-sovereignty (rajasv)... we
are the lovers of the yagya, the servers of the yagya
and the protectors of the yagya (yagya
snehi, yagya sevak, yagya rakshak)...we
give the communication, message, instruction,
introduction and identification of the Spiritual Father
and thereby reveal Him…
By considering God to be our Father, by considering
ourselves to be souls, and by being in the stage of
Manmanabhav, we do a lot of subtle checking...we
renounce the consciousness of “mine”, remove all
internal vices, old sanskars, defects, weaknesses,
rubbish, become full of all divine virtues, and become
the masters of heaven through the world father and world
mother...we spread the unadulterated vibrations of pure
feelings and good wishes in the atmosphere and
environment, finish waste and the burden of sins though
the power of yoga, find solutions for reasons and
excuses, and in the flying stage, stay close with the
Father, sit personally in front of the Father, and
become complete, perfect, powerful, and equal to the
Father...