Most B Ks believe that Shankar has no part to play in the Physical world and that he is a subtle Deity and remains in the subtle Region. Baba says in Murli that Brahma Vishnu & Shankar are subtle Deities. So when Brahma-a subtle Deity can play his role in this world then Shankar too can play his role in this world. Brahma (Krishna's soul) was recognised by the intellect through Basic  Knowledge and Shankar (Ram's soul) has to be recognised by the intellect through Advance Knowledge. There are many points in Murlis which prove the existence of Shankar in this physical world.
1."The subtle Deities Brahma, Vishnu & "Shankar have their temples in the Physical world because they come to play their part here". (Murli 25-6-73)
2."Destruction will happen through Shankar. He is also performing his duty. Definitely Shankar exists that is why you get divine Visions" (God Shiva creates  the world of Brahmins  through Brahma in 1937 and through Shankar He destroys the unrighteous Brahmins in year 2000. Shanker does not destroy the outside  world as is commonly  believed by the B.K's. The outside world is destroyed by Nuclear war and Natural Calamities). (Murli 18-2-73) 
3. "God is one and His Child is also one. Brahma in Part of Trimurti. Amongst the Deities-eldest is Shankar". (Murli 10-02-72)--( Just like all the deities, Shankar has a corporeal existence and He is the only child meaning the oldest, the one who played the longest part in the drama, from beginning to the end. He was not the one who left in the middle like Brahma Baba who left his corporeal form in 1969.)
4."Shankar's part is going to be played in practical" (i.e. in the physical world not in the subtle region. Without a doubt Shankar’s role is a practical one as reflected in the remembrance of him in bhakti practices.) (A.V. 9-10-71)
5."Shankar is next to Shiva". (In Bhakti Shankar is always associated with Shiva. Also  you will  find innumerable temple of Shankar in India but only one temple of Brahma. Why? Brahma is not next to Shiva but Shankar is next to Shiva, meaning he has the most elevated part in the drama. The one who becomes the emperor of the world by the power of yoga does not directly play the role through his perceptive organs. He does the best and the most powerful service through his mind.) (Murli 08-03-76).

The picture of Trimurti in which 3 personalities have been shown, portrays the picture of Brahma in a relaxed posture and the picture of Shankar in a strict disciplined posture. Why is it like this? Since Brahma (Dada Lekhraj) has to play the role of the Mother, hence he has been shown sitting in a relaxed, loveful stage but Shankar’s role is that of a lawful personality hence he has been shown in a posture which is indicative of a strict disciplinarian-never submitting to anyone.
Another thought provoking feature is shown. Brahma has been shown in the usual dress but in case of Shankar not even a piece of loin-cloth has been shown. Why is it shown like that? Our Godly Knowledge is of the unlimited type. Here clothes mean body, in the form of a dress. Brahma was conscious about his body (shown in the form of the dress) till he breathed his last. He could not attain the incorporeal stage. Anyone can ask what is the proof of such a conclusion? Well the proof is there. Make a careful glance at the pictures of the Founding Fathers of principal religions of the world. May it be Christ, Buddha or Guru Nanak-it seems from the expression of their faces that they do not exist in this world. Their glance and attitude seem to be linked to the incorporeal world even though they are in the physical world. Their facial features portray their incorporeal stage. It has been also mentioned the Murlis that "Mother is corporeal and the Father is incorporeal" (regarding the stage). Incorporeal does not mean dot-point of light but means the achiever of that stage in the living body. So the significance of depicting Shankar in the naked form is that the Hero actor (Ram’s soul) playing the role of Shankar will surely attain that incorporeal stage in the end and will be revealed to the world as Prajapita-Adam.

God Shiva has warned in the Murlis, "If you children cut out Shankar or deny his existence, then He will also cut you in the end." Hence do not dismiss his existence. Shankar definitely exists. Baba says in Hindi-"Chitra hai to charitra hai"– if picture is there then that character is also present. Whatever excavations have been done all over the world have revealed maximum number of naked idols of Shankar. So many idols of no other Deity have been recovered. This proves that Shankar is the most revered-respected and worshipped character in the world. The phallus (Shiva-linga) worshipped in the Hindu temples of India is the symbol of the body which has conquered the lust and pride of the organ. The phallus represents the whole body and the white dot at the centre of it indicates the entrance of the Supreme soul Shiva in that body. The phallus is found in various colours-golden, silver, copper, black-representing the stage-- black representing the vicious tamopradhan stage and the golden representing the satopradhan viceless stage. Also the most revered-respected and worshipped phallus is found in the caves of Amarnath in the Himalayas-India, which is made of ice representing the 100% lust-free stage attained by the Hero actor (Ram’s soul) in the Auspicious confluence age.

In one Chariot (Ram’s body) the souls of Shiva-Krishna-Ram i.e. trio play different roles. At most times, the soul of Shiva performs the duty of explaining the Murlis and Avaykt Vanis-establishing the kingdom and developing the unity-- at times the soul of Krishna performs his task, while the soul of Ram is just seated in it, lost in continuous remembrance of the Supreme Father because he has to completely burn his sins of past 63 births (No.1 impure soul), which is possible only with continuous un-interrupted meditation.

The picture of Shankar symbolically depicts many adornments signifying deep secrets.

• The third eye in the center of the forehead signifies the presence of Supreme Soul Shiva without whom the third eye of the intellect cannot be opened. This is why in Hindu Mythology Shiva-Shankar are considered as a single entity.
• The half-moon on the forehead signifies the presence of Gyan-Chandrama Brahma (Krishna’s soul) who after leaving his body in 1969 enters Ram’s body.
• The Rosary beads on the head signifies the eight souls who have passed with honour and have become like Father (Bap-Saman) --these souls will be Chakravarty Kings (Maharajas) after copper age starts.
• The Rosary bead around the neck signifies the 100 souls who could not become Bap-Saman but were mainly instrumental in revealing and glorifying the Father by giving Advance Knowledge to the world-numberwise. These souls will be ordinary kings after copper Age.
• The Rosary beads on both arms represent the 16000 souls who have given co-operation to the Father as per their individual capacities. They will be part of the Royal Family after Copper Age.
• The jet of water gushing out from the top of the hairlock represents the true Gyan-Ganga (Adv. Knowledge) which flows through the intellect from churning the Basic Knowledge (Murlis & Avaykt vanis). This Adv. Knowledge is true nectar (Gyan Amrit) which showers the boon of immortality, in this very birth, to those who drink it(intellectually).
• The Trishul(Trident) signifies the victory of good over evil.
• The snake around the neck signifies the complete Victory over the 5 vices.
• The Scorpions lying around the place where Shankar meditates signifies the scorpion- like children, who first recognize the Father-then do Godly service but later on due to some doubts creeping in their minds, they become suspicious about his part and start defaming the Father. ( It is said that the scorpion stings its own birth-giver).

. Now, most of the Brahma kumars and kumaris ask a question that if Shankar has his role, then why that has not been clearly mentioned in the murlis or avyakt vanis that just as Brahma has his role in the corporeal form so there will be Shankar’s practical role also. A clear answer to this question is referred to in the murlis by Baba: "For those real Brahmins who would become deities from Brahmins, only a hint is more than enough." If clear statements are made, then what will be the importance of the examination? To recognize Father is also a type of test, which is the most difficult of all the examinations. The main subject of this Godly knowledge is the recognition of the Father(of Humanity). Without passing that examination, one cannot achieve accomplishment in the journey of remembrance. Hence, in the murlis and avyakt vanis, Father has made many a great statement regarding the new role of the Supreme Soul.

In Murli Dated 16-5-77, Baba is asking Dadi Prakashmani (real name : Kumarka) directly ; " Kumarka, tell me How many children does Shivbaba have ? Some say 5 billion, some say one child Brahma. Is Shankar not the child of Shiva ? Then whose child is He ? I say that Shivbaba has 2 children one is Brahma who becomes Vishnu and other is Shankar. That makes two. Why do you leave out Shankar ? Both are part of Trimurti but their occupation is different".

The above Murli point clearly shows that there a 2 Souls who are very near and dear to God Shiva i.e. Ram's Soul playing the part of Shankar and Krishna's Soul playing the part of Brahma. These 2  Souls are the 2 Chariots of God Shiva (temporary and permanent) which Baba very often mentions in the Murlis. Temporary Chariot is Krishna's Soul who played the role of  Brahma i.e. Mother to Create Brahmins from 1937-69 not revealed to the world. Permanent Chariot is Ram's Soul  who is playing the role of Shankar and who will be revealed in the end as Father -Teacher- Satguru and thru' whom Ram-Rajya will be established.

The above Murli when revised on 12 - 5 - 87 was censored and all points refering to Shankar were cut out to mislead the Brahmin students that Shankar does not exist . This is not the only Murli where Baba's words are cut or twisted. It is happening in most of the Murlis from 1980 onwards. Those Murli points which prove the existence of Shankar are deliberately cut off to  mislead the students. Why ?. If any students has the courage to ask why the Murli points are being cut then he is told to mind his own business. If any student is listening to Advance knowledge then  he is spied upon and not allowed to talk to his fellow  Brahmins and is considered as a rebel . Later if he still persists then he is told not to attend the classes in the centre. Why ? Those who have power in the Brahmin family can do any thing against the Godly code of conduct but the students are not supposed  to lift a finger on them. This is the sad and the sorry state of the B.K. Brahmins family today where adulteration of Godly Knowledge and subtle corruption is rampant and ignorant students are being exploited and fleeced by the higher-ups. The Hierarchy system prevalent  in the Brahmin family today is certainly not what Baba desired from his children. The age-old saying that " Power corrupts and Absolute power Corrupts absolutely " is today aptly fitting to those B.K. Brahmins who in their lust  for power and money have made a mockery of Baba's Godly Knowledge.

    Q - Are the power -crazy higher-ups not answerable to anyone ?
    Q - Is there nobody who can do something about it ?
    it is for these unrighteous and power hungry Brahmins that Baba gives a warning in Murlis that " If you cut out  Shankar, then Shankar will cut you in the end "

Most  B.K's believe that Shankar's  part is to destroy the world ; but  they do not know  " which world ".  Baba mentions that the world of Brahmins is a world by itself (subtle - Alokik world ) different from out side world (lokik World). Baba also says that I first create the subtle World and the physical world is created accordingly. Time and again Baba says that " Brahma-Vishnu-Shankar are subtle Deities ". Thru' Brahma, I create a (subtle) world and thru' Shankar, I destroy the (subtle) world "

God Shiva creates  the subtle world of B.K. Brahmins in 1937 thru' Brahma and it is this subtle world of B.K's  that God Shiva will destroy thru' Shankar in year 2000. Thereafter the outside world will be destroyed.

Just as the physical world starts on a righteous note in the beginning of Golden Age and become unrighteous at the end of Iron Age and is destroyed by Nuclear War & natural Calamities ; so also the subtle world of B.K's is initially righteous to begin with in 1937 but gradually becomes unrighteous towards the end in 2000 when Shankar destroys the unrighteous Brahmins who are not following the Godly code of conduct and gives inheritance of paradise to righteous Brahmins in this very life.

              It has been rightly said in Murli 15-5-75  : "Shankar's part is so wonderful that you children will not believe it". (Part is played in the Physical world-- not in subtle Regions). OM-SHANTI