Part-1 - Jagatguru Rampal Ji

Message to Bhakti Trader
is Kabir (KavirDev). The body of that Parmeshwar is made up of
the element of light. The body of Parmatma 1 is very subtle and
becomes visible to only that worshipper whose divine vision has
opened up. Similarly, the living being also has a subtle body which is
covered by a layer i.e. body made up of the five elements which is
formed from the seminal fluid (shukram') by the union of motherfather.
Even after leaving the body, the subtle body remains with a
living being. That body is only visible to a worshipper whose divine
vision has opened up. Understand the state of the Supreme God and
a living being in this way.
In Vedas, there is a description of chanting (Sumiran) ‘Om'’
mantra, which is only sadhna 2 of Brahm. With this aim, considering
the ‘Om'’ mantra as of the Purna Brahm, the sages (Rishis) tried to
attain God by meditating (hath yog) for thousands of years. But did
not see God, just gained supernatural powers (siddhis). By playing
with those toys of siddhis, the sages remained in the cycle of life and
death and also wrote God as ‘formless’ in the books based on their
own experiences.
Brahm (Kaal) has pledged that I will never appear before
anyone in my real form. I will be considered ‘invisible’ (‘invisible’
means that somebody is in form but does not manifest personally in
physical form. Like, in the daytime the sun disappears as the sky
becomes cloudy. It is not visible, but in reality, is present as it is
behind the clouds; this state is called ‘invisible’/unmanifested). [For
evidence see Gita, Adhyay 7, Shloka 24 -25; Adhyay 11, Shloka 48
and 32].
Brahm (Kaal), the narrator of the Holy Gita Ji, by entering into
Shri Krishan ji’s body like a ghost, is saying, “Arjun, I am an
enlarged Kaal and have come here to eat everyone (Gita Adhyay 11
Shlok 32). This is my original appearance, which neither could
anybody see before you, nor would anyone be able to see in future.
This means that nobody can see this original form of mine by the
yagya-jap-tap 3 and the method of ‘Om'’ naam etc. mentioned in the
1 God
2 Worship
3 Yagya means Sacrificial ceremony; Jap means Repetition of mantra; Tap means
Austerity/meditation
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