Malfuzat – Volume X — Page 116
Malfuzat - English translation of Urdu Volume 10 116 they only come to India and the Sanskrit language is exclu- sive to them, as if Parmeshwar [God] does not know any other country or language. It is beyond comprehension why Parmeshwar has become so enamoured by India, and—not- withstanding—why he has kept Hindus in such humiliation. Presently, Christians boast kings, Muslims boast kings too, and Buddhists boast kings as well, but there is no kingdom of the Aryas anywhere. Who knows why Parmeshwar liked this so much? Maybe because niyogis [people who practice niyoga] live here who seek big and strong men to cohabit with their wives, while they themselves are alive, so as to beget handsome children through them, and it is also a prerequisite for the bairaj data [surrogate father] to be a Brahman [highest caste in Hinduism]. 2. One cannot help but laugh at the profane doctrine of the Aryas, according to which one would live in Mukti Khanah [Paradise] after salvation only for a finite time and then would be expelled from it and made into a dog, a pig, or a cat, even without committing any other sin. According to the Aryas , Parmeshwar retains a small measure of man’s sins in him as the seed which is used to trap him again. However, it is dif- ficult to understand as to why such varied sentences are dis- pensed for that residual sin that some should be made a lion and some a goat, some a scorpion or a snake, and some a horse or an elephant, some a filthy worm and some a pristine human being—and then among the humans, some are made men and some are made women. What can possibly be the reason for this differentiation? 3. Then there is the strange doctrine of the Aryas that [in trans- migration] different species are bestowed because of different sins. This necessarily implies that there should be as many sins as there are species. Since Veda is the only revealed scripture,