Part-1 - Jagatguru Rampal Ji

Two Words
Since time immemorial, man is involved in the search of
supreme peace, happiness and immortality. He has been trying
according to his capability, but this desire of his is not being fulfilled.
This is so because he does not have complete knowledge about the
path which will fulfil his desire. All living beings want that there should
be no need to work, they should get delicious food to eat, should get
beautiful clothes to wear, there should be magnificent palaces to
live in, beautiful parks to roam in, melodious music for entertainment,
should dance-sing, play-jump, should enjoy without any restraint,
and should never fall ill, should never grow old, and should never
die etc-etc, but the world in which we are living, here neither is this
visible anywhere, nor is possible. Because this world/lok is
destructible and every thing of this lok is perishable and the king of
this lok is Brahm-Kaal who eats one lakh immaterial (subtle/sukshm)
bodies of human beings which are inside the material bodies of the
human beings. He has captured all the living beings in the cage of
the three loks by entangling them in the net of karm 1 -bharm 2 and
sins-virtues. God Kabir says that —
(Kabir’s Speech)
Kabir, teen lok pinjra bhya, paap punya do jaal ⎜
Sabhi jeev bhojan bhaye, ek khaane waala Kaal ⎜⎜
Garib, ek paapi ek punyi aaya, ek hai soom dalel re ⎜
Bina bhajan koi kaam nahin aavae, sab hai jam ki jail re ⎜⎜
[Karam means – the principle “As you do, so you will get”.
Bharm means – Doubtful knowledge which Kaal Brahm has
given in Vedas and Gita. For example, in Gita Adhyay 15 Shlok 1 to
4 and Adhyay 4 Shlok 31, 32, 34 and in Adhyay 7 Shlok 18, Brahm,
the giver of the knowledge of Gita, is saying that, this is a world-like
tree. Its roots are above and the three gunas 3 -like branches are
1 The principle - As you do, so you will get
2 Doubtful/misleading knowledge given by Brahm in Vedas and Gita
3 Merits/Qualities. The three gunas, Rajgun-Brahma, Satgun-Vishnu and Tamgun-
Shiv