Dear Anamik Bhai
It is said in Murli the most important thing is to remember ShivaBaba and yet still after 70 years you are saying it doesn't matter in what way?
So what have the 70 years of Gods descent been for so far?
Can you explain what these dates were you were given and specifically why you stopped believing Virendra Dev Dixit?
Can you explain in what way this shows who comes to Mt Abu as BapDada?
and why are you quoting Avyakt Vani, can you please clarify, maybe using plain language?
Thank you, but I have no interest in what Hindus have said, only what ShivaBaba has said.
Om Shanti Bhai
It is said in Murli the most important thing is to remember ShivaBaba and yet still after 70 years you are saying it doesn't matter in what way?
So what have the 70 years of Gods descent been for so far?
I was not disturbed by the dates given by Dixitji. But yes. When Dixitji started telling that second part of ShivBaba is completing and another personality will be revealed in the near future. It made me to think. Love is one thing, and Knowledge is another thing. I still Love Dixitji. But will not believe what he says. I have started to read and churn The Knowledge myself and have stopped believing without giving thinking over it myself. And I expect and want others also to do so.
Can you explain what these dates were you were given and specifically why you stopped believing Virendra Dev Dixit?
Now you may ask, then who comes in Mt. Abu in seasons. To this my answer is the following Murli point.
In English: You people feed brahman (There is custom in India of feeding brahman after death of relatives thinking that the soul comes to have the food through the brahman). Call the Aatma, is'nt it. All this is recorded in the drama. It is not that the soul comes leaving it's (next) body. This custom is in the drama. There is nothing to confuse in it.
Can you explain in what way this shows who comes to Mt Abu as BapDada?
Avyakt Vani dt. 30.6.74 :
and why are you quoting Avyakt Vani, can you please clarify, maybe using plain language?
In Hindi there is a saying " Khud ko jaano to Khuda ko jaano." Meaning - Know thyself so that you can know God.
Thank you, but I have no interest in what Hindus have said, only what ShivaBaba has said.
Om Shanti Bhai