arjun wrote: if I was working with an aim to promote BK/PBK knowledge I would not have quoted such Murli points which will be counter productive to the BKs/PBKs. The BKs have, for long, hidden such points from the outside world which may be counter productive to their mission. But the truth is that it is part of their literature and should/will be known to the world one day or the other.
You are wrong arjun. This assertion of yours is misleading and now may cause confusion for the newcomers of this forum. It is a very long time ago that you left the BKs, became a committed member of the PBKs and a faithful follower of Baba Verendra Dev Dixit, on whose initiative you seem to do service here and who is making an absolutely different interpretation of the Murlis than the BK Leaderships'. The core ideologies of both groups - we ex-BKs are rejecting both of them and all other splitter groups - are totally contradictory and can not be approached as a whole. The Murli point you have mentioned in your previous post and - you are claiming now that BKs are hiding - is still one elementary factor of the mindset of the BK teachings today. Why should they hide their main doctrine with which they are controlling their BK army continuously.
Here, from Library Autobiography of Dadi Nirmal Shanta, Dadi Nirmal Shanta, the beloved daughter of Brahma Baba is relating on page 69:
"Mother Yashoda asked me to read the Murli.While I was reading it, she put her head in my lap and left her mortal coil. I sent news to Baba in Madhuban and he telegraphed :" Child, don't worry about anything. She was your mother and my wife: Eat pudding even if your mother dies or if one's wife passes away."
This book with two forewords, one from Dadi Prakashmani and one from Dadi Janki is published in October 2007 after Dadi Nirmal Shanta became 91 years and contracted alzheimer so that she could not walk and talk as I saw her last time in Madhuban. And therefore this book must have been gone through the best careful editorial checking to see that it is suitable to Seniors' teachings. And almost once in every week in every BK classroom a Murli point is read, advising 'if somebody dies, don't take sorrow, eat halva'.
This is what the Seniors have been teaching and brainwashing us everyday, we should be prepared to be cool at Destruction time, so that none of my peer BKs have shed any tears after their beloved family members demise. But as everything is exceptional for the Seniors, crying was allowed after Dadiji's demise to the Seniors and to the whole BK world.