Dear fellow spiritual brothers and sisters,

Allow me to comment on our aim and objective as a Brahmin. The murli has stated that our aim and objective is to become from ordinary human beings to deities. It further specifies the deities to be Lakshmi and Narayan. Let us ask ourselves a few questions:

1) For the male--the aim and objective is ‘Nar se Narayan’ which is from ordinary man to Narayan while for the female it is ‘Nari se Lakshmi’ which is from ordinary woman to Lakshmi.
2) Is our aim and objective based on the basis of our gender?

Definitely there is unlimited meaning in these great sermons. A soul may be in the male or female costume but more important is that in terms of sanskars what type of qualities is the soul imbibing? The status of Narayan being a king is higher than that of Lakshmi, the queen. So what differences in qualities are there both in Narayan and Lakshmi? The differences must be between the qualities of a king and a queen. Does it mean that a sister with more masculine qualities can choose to make the aim of becoming Narayan and conversely a brother who possesses more dominant feminine qualities can aim to become Lakshmi? All these questions we have to examine personally to see how we ‘fit into the shoes’ of either the Lakshmi or Narayan if we really want to make specific our aim and objective.

Interestingly Baba mentioned that he has come to teach Rajayoga to the household or family path. For householders it is easy to understand how Rajayoga helps them to foster a pure family path. Both partners can aspire to become Lakshmi/Narayan as per their spiritual efforts. Therefore the practice of RajaYoga is the method to achieve our aim and objective.However, on the other hand Baba has stated also that he does not teach RajaYoga to the sannayis. Since there are no sannayis in the Brahmin family, why is Baba mentioning this point? Murlis are spoken to God’s children and not to outsiders. So why should Baba mention about the sannayis in the murlis? Can it be such that Brahmins also have such sannayis-like sanskars that Baba has to point this out? This possibility cannot be discounted. What is the aim of such sannayis-like Brahmins who follow the path of isolation in the Godly family? Just like the outside sannayis, they aim to achieve liberation in this life. Once they have achieved their perfect state they think of leaving their bodies and return home to the soul world in the Brahm element. They think of receiving a pure birth in the golden age. Is this what God is giving us?

Please bear in mind that it is in the Brahmin family that two major divisions of the sun and moon dynasties are created. In other words although they studied the same great sermons but the inculcation of gyan is individual-dependent and numberwise. Of course we cannot deny that there will be those who will leave their bodies at the time of the great destruction and leave for the soul world. They will come again into the cycle of birth and death in the next kalpa. What about the survivors?

To answer this question we need a bit of cross-references from the murlis. Let us expand on the questions and try to obtain the answers from the murlis. There are as follows:

1) How many will survive the great destruction?[Murli dated 14/4/99: "When the kingdom has been created, all the dirty souls and impure souls will receive punishment and return home. They will go and wait in their own sections. All those souls will come and the population will grow. There will first be four to five hundred thousand souls and then five to ten million souls will come."]
Answer: 400,000 to 500,000 souls will physically survive the great destruction.

2) Will those who survive the great destruction go back to the soul world?[Murli dated 17/07/99: " Some have rest in the land of peace (soul world), some don’t rest there, they have an all-round part."]
Answer: Those who survive the great destruction will not go back to the soul world because they have an all-round part.

3) What is the total number at the start of the Golden Age?[Murli dated 8/12/96: "There are 5 to 6 billion human beings now and then in a short time there will be 900,000 human beings."]
Answer: 900,000

>From the above murli points we can conclude that there are two groups of Brahmins. One-group claims a direct inheritance. They do not return back to the soul world at the time of destruction but instead their bodies are preserved while their consciousness at that time is with the Father. This is because they play an all-round part. In other words they belong to the ancestor souls who are responsible for preparing the womb for those souls who claim their indirect inheritance in the golden age. They may also be called the advance party. They belong to the sun dynasty. The other group of Brahmins has the aim of leaving their bodies to go to the soul world and then return to the pure world. They have not recognised the Father of Humanity before destruction and as such their bodies are not preserved. They belong to the moon dynasty. The majority of the human race will leave their bodies but those Brahmins with the power of faithful and loving remembrance of the Father will survive. They will enter the state of hibernation with their pure thought while the 5 elements of Mother Nature are restored to the original divine state and also the bodies are transformed numberwise. The Father of Humanity will be the first following by the others. A total of 450,000 ancestors’ souls comprising of 225,000 male and 225,000 female will form the initial civilization of the New World. Through their yoga they will also procreate one son and one daughter, that is another 225.000 sons and 225,000 daughters, as the first generation of the golden age, who receive indirect inheritance. The total number is 900,000, which comprises of the parents (450,000) and their children (450,000). The Father of Humanity is also called Ram who created the kingdom of the golden age(Ram Rajya). He is also the master of the New World and Father to Krishna, the no.1 prince of satyug. The start of the golden age will be the coronation of Krishna who inherits the throne from Ram and that is why it is called Ram Rajya.

In the light of these churning it is only right for us to re-evaluate our aim and objective. The murli says from ‘nar se Narayan’ and ‘nari se Lakshmi", which means it is a direct inheritance in the same birth. Perhaps a little illustration will help to clear any doubts. A medical student studies to qualify as a doctor. If he is told to study in this birth and then claim the ambition of being a doctor in the next birth, will he be serious in his study? Likewise Rajayoga is also a study and therefore the reward of it is also practical in this very birth. Confluence age is the most auspicious period where we not only meet the father in person (Supreme Father in his chariot) but also receive direct inheritance from him. Should we die physically or die a living death? By dying a physical death we lose out in our direct inheritance. The challenge of our yoga is to make our souls pure and then when the soul is pure it has the ability to transform into a pure body like a snake changes it skin without dying. Baba does not teach us blind faith. Whatever we want to claim in the confluence age we have to do it now. The fruit of Rajayoga is practical and achievable in one’s lifetime. Brahmin’s life is said to be the highest. So how can we accept the defeat of death?

The life span of the golden aged deity is about 150 years. Since Brahmin’s life is higher than deity’s life shouldn’t our lifespan be more than the deities. The promise of Baba as stated in the murli of 12/4/99 is: "It is through this remembrance that you become ever healthy and your life-span becomes long." The 1st of our 21 births begins from this point of being a Brahmin where we enjoy 100% complete peace, happiness and health. Please ponder on these points carefully, as we are what we think. Accepting death as the way to pass into the doorway of Heaven is not at all a positive affirmation in our spiritual life. We sacrificed our body, mind and wealth to claim victory over nature. Nature is waiting to serve us. If Mother Nature can be restored after the great destruction with the power of yoga, rejuvenation of the body is also possible, once the soul returns to its pristine form of complete purity. Such is the wonder of the work of God! Of course when you challenge the traditional view you will bound to encounter opposition but that should not deter you from seeking clarification from the murlis. The love of truth will yield dividend way beyond your wildest imaginations! It will set you free. Murli of 14/4/99 has stated:"The aim and object we have is to become kings and queens". (not subjects)----om shanti.