The Avyakt Murli spoken on 12January 1984 by BapDada (Shiv Baba and Brahma Baba) through Dadi Gulzar

The Avyakt Murli spoken on 12 January 1984 by BapDada (Shiv Baba and Brahma Baba) through Dadi Gulzar (Hriday Mohini) at Madhuban focuses on the themes of constant determined and powerful thoughts, being experienced forms (anubhavi murt), and the power of contentment and cheerfulness. Key Teachings & Essence of the Murli • Voice-Free State (Awaz se Pare): BapDada came to take the children beyond the world of sound into the silent, subtle stage where one experiences supreme peace, joy, and self-mastery similar to the Father. • Being an Experienced Soul (Anubhavi Murt): Real knowledge is not just about understanding; it is about experiencing. An experienced soul can come into action in a second and go beyond into a seed-stage (karmateet) in a second, maintaining absolute control over the sense organs (karmendriyat), making them both "detached" (nyara) and "loved by all" (pyara). • Overcoming the "How" (Kaise Hoga): When thoughts of "how will this happen?" arise, elevated souls transform the question mark into a full stop with the realization of "this is how it happens" as masters of all-powers (Master Sarvashaktivan). • Contentment (Santuxta): Contentment is highlighted as the easiest way to experience spirituality and cheerfulness. A content soul is a carefree emperor, a great donor, and a bestower of blessings who never looks at or absorbs the weaknesses (avgun) of others, instead transforming them through the donation of virtues (gun daan). • Special Meeting with Double Foreigners: BapDada addressed the foreign brothers and sisters as "far-sighted/distant-intellect souls" (duradeshi buddhi), encouraging them to be true moths (parwane) burning on the flame (shama) of love and remembrance rather than just spinning around it, and telling them not to magnify small trials of Maya into major weaknesses.