arjun wrote:'Divya' means 'divine' and in terms of BK terminology 'Didar' means 'divine vision'. In lokik terms 'Didar means 'sight, look, interview, meeting, etc.' (as per dictionary)
So Divya Drashti means "Divine Drishti". Drashti = Drishti? My feeling from all this material is that the "Divine Vision" they are talking about in the early days is more to do with the divine 'visions' they were being given ... and that all and everyone were receiving from Lekhraj Kirpalani and the Sisters ... rather than the weak sort of drishti as it is given these days.
It is starting to strike me that there has been a general lessening of the psychic powers and wonders through the BKWSU and that now they are a sort of Bhakti copy worshipping the Lekhraj Kirpalani of that golden BK age.
- I suspect this is close to what is taught in the PBK community but I want to make it clear to the critics within the BKWSU who follow our conversation that I am not a PBK, have not studied PBK lore, and am coming to these very basic conclusion from the BKWSU's own published (but covered up) materials.