Murli Quiz Feb 27 2012

The statement in today's murli emphasizes the importance of having a sharp intellect rather than being dull-headed. This suggests that individuals should strive to be knowledgeable, alert, and quick-witted in order to excel in their studies. Therefore, the correct answer is true.

The Father is the Bestower. He gives you the sovereignty of heaven; He doesn't take anything.

The correct answer is A and B only. This is because the statement "all of this is going to end" implies that everything we have will eventually come to an end, so it is important for our children to understand the aspect of being cautious with their spending. Additionally, the statement "by giving two grains of rice you can receive a palace from the Father" suggests that by being mindful of their resources and making wise choices, they can receive abundance and make the most of what they have. Therefore, both aspects mentioned in options A and B are relevant for children to use everything of theirs in a worthwhile way.

The given answer is a line from the song mentioned in the question. The song is expressing a longing for the beloved to come and meet the unhappy heart that is calling out to them. The phrase emphasizes the emotional state of the heart and the desire for the beloved's presence.

A Brahmin soul, according to today's murli, can never be influenced by their weak nature or sanskars. This means that their spiritual identity as a Brahmin is strong enough to resist any negative traits or tendencies they may have. They are able to overcome their weaknesses and transform themselves into a pure and elevated soul. This shows the power and determination of a Brahmin soul to remain unaffected by their inherent flaws and strive towards spiritual growth.

According to the given answer, the fire of adverse problems can become like water by accumulating the power of blessings. This implies that by seeking blessings and positive energy from others, one can overcome and extinguish the difficulties and challenges they are facing. By accumulating blessings, an individual can gain strength, support, and guidance to tackle and resolve their problems effectively.

Those who remain stable in the awareness of being a master have several characteristics. Firstly, their thoughts are always in order and their mind cannot influence them. Secondly, they are never influenced by their weak nature or sanskars. Thirdly, they have the ability to influence others. Lastly, whenever the word "nature" comes up, they have soul-conscious feelings for themselves and others. Therefore, the correct answer is a, b, and d.

Baba asked us to be detached and loving, which means to not have any attachment to material possessions or relationships, and to have a selfless and compassionate attitude towards others. He also asked us to become a stick for the blind, which means to guide and support those who are spiritually blind or ignorant. These qualities of detachment, love, and guidance are important in showing everyone the path to liberation and liberation in life. Therefore, the correct answer is C and D only.

Baba refers to all of the above with the phrase "Stabilize yourself in this elevated meaning." This means that by understanding and embodying the meanings of "nature" and "sanskars," one can develop soul-conscious feelings for oneself and others, and bring into awareness their original and eternal sanskars. By doing so, one becomes powerful and no longer influenced or controlled by others.

To finish the stage of being influenced by others, one must be constantly powerful and have the awareness of being a master. By being constantly powerful, an individual can maintain their own strength and not be swayed by the opinions or actions of others. Having the awareness of being a master means recognizing one's own authority and not allowing others to control or manipulate them. By combining these two qualities, an individual can break free from the influence of others and assert their own independence and autonomy.