Question: The Sakar Murli of 17/7/12 Pg 2/3 states……”They have given the discus to Krishna as well as to Vishnu” Please explain the significance : giving the discus to Krishna/Vishnu
Thank you for your question.
Sakar Murlis usually bring the significance of Hindu devotional stories into a new light.
In this case, Baba refers to the significance of spinning the “Discuss of self-realization,” meaning the realization of the soul interpreting different roles in time. BapDada has given us a drill to experiment with these stages.
Sakar Murlis have mentioned that in devotional stories Krishna (viewed as God in devotion) and Vishnu,(viewed as God as well) have been adorned with the discuss as an ornament. That discus have been portrayed as “capable of cutting the heads of the demons.”
Through the Sakar murli, we understand that Krishna is a deity and Vishnu is the representation of Lakshmi and Narayan together (the representation of the Golden/Silver ages.) Moreover, Narayan is the same Krishna as an adult. Thus, basically devotion represents the same individual with the discus as an ornament.
Baba has mentioned that truly the discus belongs “now” to a Brahmin soul and not to a Golden age deity such as Krishna. Thus, the discus of self realization is an ornament of a BK soul, for in the Golden age, there is no need for it.
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Exploring the Depth of Living 
Back to a basic question.
If Drama is pre destined i.e. every souls roles are fixed….where is the motivation? Whether good or bad – What I am doing, what I feel like doing or do not feel like doing are all pre-destined. What I feel inspired to do or what I choose to door not to do are all pre-destined??!!
Does Drama make one perform the destined ‘role’ or the ‘role’ or ‘act’ a soul performs becomes Drama?
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