After some time, the laukik (worldly) close relative, the partner (Prajapita) and the two mothers also go to Sindh and give the accounts to Dada Lekhraj Kripalani and both of them (Dada Lekhraj and the partner) together conduct the satsang.
"Charity begins at home; this is the rule. At first, certainly the friends, relatives, people of the community and so on will come. Later on, the public comes. This is how it happened in the beginning." (Mu.03.08.75, end of the middle of pg.2)
The Gita of the path of bhakti was read out by Prajapita. "The very Gita was narrated in Om Mandali, but now we have understood all the secrets by continuously listening to the deep points [of knowledge]. The human beings also say, earlier your knowledge was different. But now it is very good." (Mu.27.01.78, end of pg.2) The yagya was administered by the two mothers and Prajapita themselves. Baba has also clarified in the end of pg.2 of the murli dated 25.07.67: “They who stayed (together) for 10 years used to go into trance and make Mamma and Baba also perform the drill. They sat as the heads (chiefs). Baba entered them and gave directions. They had such a high position. Even Mamma and Baba used to learn from them.” The partner and two mothers stayed [together] with Dada Lekhraj for ten years. Shiva entered them. They taught [the way of performing] the drill, meaning the process of remembrance to Mamma-Baba as well. At that time, the vani that was narrated through Prajapita was called ‘the vani of Piu’ - in Sindhi language, Piu is said for the father – but it was a very strict vani. This is why, the didi and dadis are afraid on hearing the name of Piu. He had a fearsome (raudra) form in the beginning, based on which the yagya was named ‘Rudra Gita gyaan yagya’. "God is also called Rudra. Krishna won’t be called Rudra." (Mu.19.06.92, end of pg.1) The partner had a fearsome nature and Shiva also entered him. This is why it was said, God is called Rudra, Krishna isn’t called so. It is because Dada Lekhraj alias Krishna bound in celestial degrees was a businessman of sweet nature. He certainly can’t be called Rudra, so he can’t be called God either. In addition, Shiva didn’t enter him. "You call Piu, who is sitting in Prajapita, the Father. He makes you pure and then takes you to His Home. That one is the Father as well as this one is [the father]. That one (has) an incorporeal (stage); this one is corporeal." (Mu.15.08.65, beginning of pg.1) "Who is Piu? Prajapita Brahma and Shiva; no one else is an authority higher than them. Is any child [such an authority]? No. That one is the Father of the souls and this one is the highest (of the) high father of the bodies." (Saakaar mu.28.06.65)
"That one is the Father of the incorporeal souls. And then, Prajapita Brahma is everyone’s father in the corporeal [form]." (Mu.16.09.68, middle of pg.1)
According to these great sentences there are two highest fathers, the Incorporeal One and the corporeal one; there can’t be any third one. The Incorporeal One is certainly the Father of all the souls and the father of the entire corporeal human world is Adidev or Aadam or Adam, meaning Piu, Prajapita Brahma. Dada Lekhraj isn’t that [and] the proof of this has been clearly mentioned in the murlis: "His last birth is Lekhraj. He certainly can’t become Prajapita." (Mu.21.08.73, end of the middle part of pg.5) "He is a jeweller; how can he be Prajapati?" (Mu.28.07.72, middle of pg.4)
These sentences have been said for Dada Lekhraj Kripalani, who was a diamond jeweller. His name was Lekhraj in the last birth and when he can’t become Prajapita, he can’t be Piu either. It means, Dada Lekhraj can’t be called the corporeal father of the corporeal human world. In fact, Prajapita is the corporeal father [and] the proofs of this have also been mentioned in the murlis: "The name Prajapita befits the father." (Mu.11.01.73, beginning of pg.1) "The father is called Ram." (Mu.06.09.70, middle of pg.3) "The Father alone is Almighty; He is also called Ram." (Mu.20.02.74, beginning of pg.3) "Shivbaba is called Ram." (Mu.07.09.68, beginning of pg.3)
According to all these great sentences, Prajapita Brahma himself is the father who is the permanent chariot of the Father Shiva [and] he is called Shivbaba. That partner, meaning Prajapita Brahma himself is the soul of Ram.