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Imbibe the virtues of sweetness & humility to become great#3


SweetnessandHumility_3                      Mohini_Didi                  April 3, 2026  

 

Om Shanti! 


Ratan Mohini Dadi was our last Dadi in yagya, and most of you must have seen her. I was very fortunate that whenever I was here during her physical presence, every night we would go to her and she would read the Murli to us, she would give very sweet drishti. The stories we heard about her—especially at night, that she danced with Shri Krishna. She always talked about heaven. The whole night Leea was telling me that she talks as if she is in the Golden Age. It’s so beautiful to experience the Golden Age at nighttime. I’ve known her for many years. Wherever in the USA or other countries she went, she would never, never talk about anyone. You know, like some people open chapters about someone, but she would never say anything. She had nothing against anyone, she didn’t talk about anyone’s weaknesses. Whatever dharna we have now, our last stage of the spiritual journey or even the physical journey will be very beautiful. Baba says, “As is the end, so will be the beginning.” We saw her end, because even though her body was not well, it was decided that she wouldn’t go to the hospital. Even they had to take her for a day, which had different opinions, but it felt it was necessary. She didn’t suffer. She would forget things, but she had no suffering, no pain. The way she left was also very beautiful. Very soon her first-year memorial will be here, I think on the 8th. So that is why we are playing her classes which are pure knowledge, pure yoga and service. Even if we told her, “Dadi, why don’t you rest during the day?” She would say no. She was so good in Murli reading, discipline, and attention to herself. So, she is an example. So, we have examples in front of us. 


Now today’s homework is to pay attention to the vibrations of sweet words. Baba said, “Let there constantly be truthfulness and sweetness.” Baba says, have sweetness in your words and you will continue to accumulate marks. Baba is the one who knows everything, they say “as you sow, so shall you reap.” How does that happen? There is no record. Before Gyan, we used to believe that God had a register for everyone, so whatever you did was written there, documented. However, now we know it’s not there. It’s within the soul it gets recorded, what we do and what we didn’t do. But not only that—we still know how nature is certain, truth is truth, false is false. Everything gets revealed in a proper way. Baba says that you accumulate marks with your words. Sometimes we think, “It’s all right, nobody heard. Everyone speaks like that.” These are wasteful thoughts. When you have the virtue of sweetness in your life, every word that you speak will be from the heart. Baba says that it will feel as though you are not speaking, but it is like a shower of words, so sweet that others feel as if words are just flowing out. Baba says that you will speak such words that those who hear them will feel, “I too should speak such words.” Everyone who hears them will be inspired to follow you and learn to do the same. Many young ones and those who have a positive attitude will always learn, will always follow. Some are critical; their nature is very critical. So, they can learn, but they will still criticize. Baba says the vibrations of such sweet words automatically draw others to you. Those who have the habit of always taking virtues from others will learn how to speak sweetly. So, our homework today is to spread the vibrations of sweetness through our words.


Om Shanti

 
 
 

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