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What BKs Murlis Say About Ganesh
- 1. What Brahma Kumari Murlis Say About Ganesh
- 2. What BKs Murlis Say About Ganesh Sakaar Murli : Various Dates We began to fall in the copper age and we became even more vicious in the iron age. We continued to make stone idols of Hanuman and Ganesh. We became those with stone intellects and began to worship stone. We believed that God exists in pebbles and stones. By our doing all of that, the condition of Bharat has become like this The Father says: I fulfil whatever devotional feelings they remember Me with. If they are worshippers of Ganesh, I grant them a vision of Ganesh. When they have a vision, they believe that they have reached the land of liberation, but no one can go to the land of liberation. Some have visions of Hanuman and others have visions of Ganesh. None of them are God. I do not have a body of My own. Maya, Ravan has made everyone foolish. It is all right to say that you offer it to God. Nothing can be received by saying that they offer it to Shri Ganesh. Nevertheless, I have been giving something or another to everyone as the return of their devotion
- 3. What BKs Murlis Say About Ganesh Sakaar Murli : Various Dates Devotees sit and worship Hanuman and Ganesh etc. Now, how would they have visions of them? The Father says: I am the One who is the Bestower of divine visions. I, Myself, give visions to those who have done a lot of devotion. However, there is no benefit in those. They just become happy. They still continue to commit sin. Businessmen draw a swastika on their account books and call that Ganesh. Ganesh has also been shown with an elephant's trunk. People spend money and draw pictures etc. but that is called a waste of time. Businessmen have a swastika on their account books. That too has a meaning. They simply call it Ganesh. They consider Ganesh to be a deity, the destroyer of obstacles. On the path of devotion, some have been holding on to Hanuman, some to Ganesh and others to someone else. However, they are not God.
- 4. What BKs Murlis Say About Ganesh Avyakth Murli : Original Date 13 Nov 1985 You draw a swastika on them, do you not? Ganesh (swastika is also called Ganesh). You also definitely put a dot in each of the four sections of the swastika. Why do you put those dots? At the time of beginning any task, you definitely draw a swastika and say, “Salutations to Ganesh.” Whose memorial is this? Why is the swastika called Ganesh? The swastika symbolises being stable in your own stage and having the knowledge of the whole of creation. Ganesh means knowledge-full. All the knowledge is merged in the one picture of the swastika. They show the Ganesh or swastika as a memorial of the awareness of being knowledge-full. What does this mean? The basis of success in any task is to be knowledge-full, that is, to be sensible and an embodiment of knowledge. If you become sensible and an embodiment of knowledge, every action would then be elevated and successful, would it not? Those people simply draw this symbol on paper as a memorial, whereas you Brahmin souls create every thought whilst being knowledge-full yourselves, and you would therefore experience those thoughts and that success at the same time. So, from today, with the colour of this determination, every thought and sanskar has to be new in the account books of your lives. Not that it will happen at some time; it definitely does have to happen! Become stable in your original stage and do this (the practice of remembering Shri Ganesh and drawing a swastika at the start of any auspicious task); that is, begin this now. Become Shri Ganesh yourself and begin it.
- 5. Conclusions Ganesh doesn’t exist and isn’t real. Ganesh is Symbolic of being Knowledgeful. People with stone intellects started worshipping stones. Its God who grants visions of the perceived deities as a reward of their devotion. There is no real benefit in these visions. Ganesh is not God