One World, One Family, One God

If this is the principle on which our Brahmakumaris institute is founded, it is simply because of one reason and that is, we all are without any exception, Children of One Paramatma that is ShivBaba. Now that is one aspect.  Second aspect is whether the person is actually following the Shrimat or not, which eventually decides whether he or she can be said to belong to Brahman Parivar or more specifically whether he is entitled to be graded as one of  Brahma Mukha Vanshavali.  When you start grading people on this basis, it is also important for those giving marks to be completely free of any bias. One who judges people should himself make sure through serious introspection, whether he is in the habit of using different filters for different people.  In any case, one need not pass any judgement, unless he or she can further guide the person involved and mend the habits of the person involved. To pass a judgement involves lot of responsibility and such work should not be undertaken by a person of average ability.  In conclusion, we should be more generous in our attitude of One World, One Family, One God.  A good healthy positive attitude, with a sprinkling of love and kindness is needed to spread. a vibration that welcomes people rather than deflect them.