In this book, the Brahma Kumaris Seven Days Course is taught through the first few chapters. Then, in the subsequent chapters of this book, there are:
1. murli extracts and explanations based on the knowledge in the murlis.
2. meditation guidelines.
3. brief accounts of history and other information so that the readers will have a better understanding on the BK knowledge, etc.
When a student is introduced to the knowledge, which is taught during the Brahma Kumaris Seven Days Course, the student becomes a Brahmin if the student accepts the knowledge for spiritual effort making. The benefits of being a Brahmin are explained in this book.
All BKs (members of the Brahma Kumaris) are Brahmins because they make spiritual efforts, based on the BK knowledge, so as to stay in yoga with God. You can also become a Brahmin through accepting and using the knowledge, which is in this book, for spiritual effort making.
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When you receive the knowledge, which is taught during the BK Seven Days Course, you get your link to God and you become a Brahmin, i.e. you become a Confluence Aged Brahmin. Since Brahmins need to know the knowledge, which is taught during the BK Seven Days Course, the initial chapters of this book introduce the basic BK knowledge that is taught during the Seven Days Course. After the chapters on the Seven Days Course:
1. the overview on the Seven Days Course is provided in Chapter 15. This is provided after the chapters of the Seven Days Course so that the readers will understand what I am saying.
2. I have provided many murli extracts in some chapters because the students are supposed to be introduced to the murlis after the 7 Days Course. I have not provided the whole murlis because some of the points (of knowledge), in the murlis, need to be explained so that the students have a proper understanding. Without these explanations, the students might misunderstand what is being said in the murlis.
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Japanese
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Translation in progress.
Translated by Zachary Watts
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