Rama was the king of the silver age. He only had 14 degrees; two degrees less.  It isn’t the Rama of the silver age they remember; they say “Rama, Rama” for God. Ravan is compared against Rama. Rama is the Father and Ravan is Maya, the enemy. When they chant the name “Rama, Rama” while turning beads of a rosary, they are remembering God, the Supreme Soul. Who rules when there is happiness? Lakshmi and Narayan and then, Rama and Sita in the silver age. Rama and Sita also take rebirth to experience their reward.

1. What Brahma Kumari Murlis
Say About
Rama

2. What BKs Murlis Say About Rama
Sakaar Murli : Various Dates
 People chant the name “Rama, Rama” in such a way that it’s like a harmonium
playing. However, Rama was the king of the silver age. He was praised a
great deal. He only had 14 degrees; two degrees less. It is also sung of him: As
was King Rama, so the subjects of Rama. You are those who become wealthy.
Lakshmi and Narayan would be wealthier than Rama.
 This is a tug of war between Rama and Ravan. It is said: Rama, Rama. It isn’t
the Rama of the silver age they remember; they say “Rama, Rama” for God.
Ravan is compared against Rama. Rama is the Father and Ravan is Maya, the
enemy.

3. What BKs Murlis Say About Rama
Sakaar Murli : Various Dates
 They speak of the kingdom of Rama. They do not chant the name of
the Rama who belongs to Sita. When they chant the name “Rama, Rama”
while turning beads of a rosary, they are remembering God, the Supreme
Soul. They continue to chant the name of the One who is the Bestower of
Salvation for All. Rama means God. When they turn the beads of a rosary, they do
not remember any human beings. No one else would enter their intellects.
 It must definitely be Rama (God) who creates the kingdom of Rama. They just
have the kingdom of Rama and Sita in their intellects, but even Rama himself
didn’t have any comfort in that kingdom of Rama. If the wife of King Rama was
abducted, what would be the state of the people? The wives of kings here would
never be abducted, but they have said this about Rama and Sita. These are
matters that have to be understood. In fact, the Supreme Father, the Supreme
Soul, is called Rama..

4. What BKs Murlis Say About Rama
Sakaar Murli : Various Dates
 People do not understand the meaning of “Rama and Sita”. In fact, all
devotees are Sitas. They remember the one Bridegroom, the Supreme Father, the
Supreme Soul. The Father says: Children, at present, there is the kingdom of
Ravan over the whole world, not just Lanka. People burn an effigy of Ravan here
 So, at present, the whole world is in bondage to Ravan. Ravan’s kingdom exists
over the whole world. For half the cycle it is the kingdom of Rama and for the
other half it is the kingdom of Ravan. Half the cycle is the day and half the
cycle is the night.

5. What BKs Murlis Say About Rama
Sakaar Murli : Various Dates
 People tell you to say : “Say, ‘Rama, Rama,’ with your mouth”, but they don't have
a picture of this Rama (Shiv Baba). This is why their intellects’ yoga goes to
that Rama. Everyone has forgotten Shiva, the Bestower of Salvation.
 First the Creator, Shiv Baba, must have come, for only then could He have created
heaven. After that, there was the kingdom of Rama.
 The Supreme Father, the Supreme Soul, Shiva, comes only once. Rama, Sita, Lakshmi
and Narayan also come only once. Although they take rebirth, their names, forms,
times and places all change. Rama and Sita also take rebirth to experience their
reward.
 This drama is created about happiness and sorrow. Who rules when there is
happiness? Lakshmi and Narayan and then, Rama and Sita in the silver age.

6. Conclusions
 Rama was the king of the silver age. He only had 14 degrees; two
degrees less.
 It isn’t the Rama of the silver age they remember; they say
“Rama, Rama” for God. Ravan is compared against Rama. Rama is
the Father and Ravan is Maya, the enemy.
 When they chant the name “Rama, Rama” while turning beads of a
rosary, they are remembering God, the Supreme Soul.
 Who rules when there is happiness? Lakshmi and Narayan and
then, Rama and Sita in the silver age.
 Rama and Sita also take rebirth to experience their reward.