Part-1 - Jagatguru Rampal Ji

Message to Bhakti Trader
according to the scriptures. Then only do as they say. Do not act as
your heart desires.
Samved Mantra no. 1400 Utarchik Adhyay no. 12 Khand no. 3
Shlok no. 5 (Translated by Sant Rampal Das)
Bhadra vastra samanyavasaano mahaan' kavirnivachnani shansan' |
Aavachyasv chamvoH pooymano vichakshano jagrvirdevveetau ||5||
Translation: - Clever people, through their speeches, instead
of guiding the true path of the way of worship of Supreme God (Purna
Brahm), in place of nectar, are respectfully making sip pus (from a
boil or wound) of the worship of others [like, ghost-worship, Pitraworship,
carrying out shraadhs, worship of the three gunas (Rajgun-
Brahma, Satgun-Vishnu, Tamgun-Shankar) and worship of Brahm-
Kaal and way of worship upto temple, mosque, gurudwaras, churchs,
places of pilgrimage and keeping fasts]. The supreme-happinessgiving
Purna Brahm Great Kabir acquiring another body made up
of masses of light (tejpunj 1 ) similar to that of Satyalok appears in
body in an ordinary attire (vastra) [The meaning of ‘vastra’ is ‘
attire’ — in saint language, it is also called ‘chola’. Like, if a saint
gives up his body, then it is said that Mahatma has left his chola],
and by spending life like a common man and living in the world for a
few days, by describing the unknown true knowledge by means of
his hymns-verses, brings awareness about the hidden actual true
knowledge and worship of the Purna Parmatma (Supreme God).
Gita Adhyay no. 16 Shlok no. 23
YaH, shastrvidhim', utsrjya, vartte, kamkaratH, na, saH,
Siddhim', avapnoti, na, sukham', na, paraam', gatim' ||23||
Translation: He who, abandoning the injunctions of the
scriptures, acts according to his whimsical desires, neither attains
siddhi 2 , nor supreme state, nor happiness.
Gita Adhyay no. 6 Shlok no. 16
Na, ati, ashrnatH, tu, yogH, asti, na, ch, ekantm',
1 Masses of light
2 Supernatural Power / Magical Power – Like, magicians show magic. A worshipper
attains power similar to that for doing magics. By that, sets fire somewhere;
sometimes, walks on water like on land. This magical power i.e. siddhi, is also
attained by a worshipper who worships according to the injunctions of the scriptures
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