Study the Murli in Hindi to gain deeper insights
Warning
This is an unfinished research work. The definitions are regularly updated and improved.
Tips to get the most out of it
- Read the murli of the day in its bilingual version.
- First, look for a sentence in English that is difficult to understand, look at the sentence in Hindi on the left, identify the Hindi words used and look at their definition.
- Then with time, you will be comfortable enough to read Hindi with English and quickly learn the Hindi language.
- If a definition does not seem correct, you can search for the murlis where this word is found and see the Hindi sentences with their English translation and thus guess the meaning of this word.
What the Father says
You still don't understand Hindi! Because you have to go to the Golden Age, and this language will not be yours there. The language of all of you in the beginning is Hindi, isn't it? So even if you don't know how to speak, you should at least know how to understand. So who understands Hindi? Raise your hands! Make efforts to understand. Because the language in which the Father speaks must be understood, mustn't it? In any case, if the parents speak English, what will the children learn? So you must understand the Father's language. Achcha!Avyakt murli 09/12/1993 Hindi - Verses 389 to 398 - speaking to the group #4
Now remember the words in Hindi. You will learn a little Hindi, will you not? It is only when you instil these sanskars in you a little at this time that you will speak it in the golden age, is it not? There, there won't be all these complicated languages. Because of not understanding Hindi, you don't listen to the Father directly. If you learn it you will listen to Him directly. BapDada feels that children should listen to Him directly. There will be greater pleasure by listening to Him directly.Avyakt murli 01/03/1984 Hindi - Verses 61 to 66 - speaking to the German group
Murli of the day - bilingual edition
On the left, one or more sentences in Hindi with the Hindi script (Devanagari), the romanization (Hinglish), the analysis (conjugation, declension) and the "word for word" translation with a usual translation (encountered at least one time in a murli).
On the right, the corresponding English translation in one or more sentences from the English murli.
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Words added or modified
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Tuesday 13 May 2025
To raise, to lift up.
To wake up.
To rent out.
To bear.
To remove.
Murli key words and expressions of Wednesday 14 May 2025
Pertaining or belonging to another, not one's own, alien, foreign.
Bond of karma, hindrance of karma; attachment to the world (what happens when we think of ourselves as the body).
Royalty.
Modesty, humility, politeness, meekness, submissiveness.
Country, land, native home, region, space.
Connection.
Commander.
Gossip.
An idle triftling talk.
Master of the garden, Owner of the garden (title given to God).
Diary.
(Bābā) Diary in which one writes down one's times of remembrance of each day (chart) seen as an income that one accumulates.
Saint.
Crown, diadem.
City, town.
Abode, habitation; palace; the body.
The city of Purī in Orissa (the head-quarters of the worship of Jagannāth).
Male.
Right.
Predestination, destiny, fortune, fate, lot, venture, chance.
Air, wind.
The god of the wind.
The air of the body, a vital air (of which five are reckoned, prāṇ, apān, samān, udān, and vyān).
Morbid affection of the windy humour.
Boatman, rower.
All of a sudden, suddenly, unexpectedly.
Not to pass, not to succeed.
Light.
(Bābā) Electricity.
Note.
Personality.
Chief.
A customer, client.
In vain, for nothing, to no purpose; without rhyme or reason.
Waste.
The diary of remembrance. It is a diary where we record the times of remembrance. It can take the form of a chart.
To be wearied, to weary, tire, be fatigued, be jaded, be exhausted; to flag, droop, faint; to be enervated; to be inert, sluggish; to be slack or dull.
(Hinduism) The descendants of king Kuru, representing the vanquished party amongst the belligerents in the great Indian war : the Mahābhārat.
Kauravas. characters from “Mahabharata”, a symbol of people who don’t have love for God, whose intellect is diverted away from God.
The Kauravas, those who claim to be religious but lead a vicious life Baba uses this word for body conscious residents of Bharat (in distinction from the Yadavas, Europeans or Westerners).
Remorse, repentance, compunction.
Relation, relationship, connection.
(Hinduism) One of the five valiant sons of King Pāṇḍu, and the heroes of the Mahābhārat (Yudhiṣṭhira, Bhīma, Arjuna, Nakula and Sahadeva).
(Bābā) Brother.
(Bābā) Spiritual guide showing all the souls the true path.
(Bābā) The Pandavas, those who have love for God in their intellect; Brahmins of the Confluence age.
स्वभाव-संस्कार svabhāv-sanskār
Svabhāv and sanskār, nature and character traits.
Insult.
Bank, shore, edge, border, verge.
A blemish, vice, ill-habit or ill-quality contracted through keeping company with.
To break, to violate, to fracture, to pluck, to disband, to twist, to demolish, to snap.
To change (into coins or currency notes of smaller denomination).
To reduce.
To win over, to cause to defect.
Pride.
Sparkle of happiness.
Intoxication.
Face, countenance, mask, front.
A pestle; a long heavy wooden pestle used for husking rice, etc.
A club.
A missile. (perhaps from the English word 'missile') In the Mahabharata, it is said that the Yadavs known for their powerful army were destroyed by their own weapon: a mace. Baba interprets this legend by saying that the Yadavs are the westerners who invented missiles.
अन्धों की लाठी andhō̃ kī lāṭhī
'The blind's stick'; the only support for helpless people.
(Bābā) We are the sticks for the blind by showing the way to others through our enlightened knowledge.
Keep a journal.
Mirror, looking glass.
The other coast, the other bank, the other side.
Extremity, limit, conclusion, end.
Across, on the other side, on the other bank, on the other coast.
Past, last, next.
Prestige, honour, respect.
Dress.
A shop.
Theft, burglary, pilferage.
Lost, wanting, missing, absent, invisible.
Wandering, distracted, confounded.
Immortal City.
Life.
To be entrapped, to be ensnared, to be baited, to be caught in a trick.
To be emboroiled, to be implicated, to be involved.
Character.
Name and form, name and appearance.
To repent, to rue, to be full of remorse, to be penitent.
Punishment, penalty.
Straight, simple, right, direct, forthrightly.
Erect, upright.
Gentle, naive, good.
Thorn, spicule, fork, hook, fishing hook, prong.
Balance, the tongue of a balance.
Hands of a watch.
The process of testing the correctness of a multiplication sum.
Bone of fish.
A thorn in the side; inconvenience, impediment (as to progress); cause of care or suffering.
अन्त मती सो गति ant matī sō gati
Your final thoughts lead you to your final destination.
At the time of death, what man thinks or feels at the end, his next birth will be of the same type; As man's final thoughts, so will be his destination - That is why man should focus on God from the very beginning. If God becomes the center of attraction of the mind, then he will be remembered even at the time of death.
To show oneself (or itself, &c.), to come in sight, to appear, to be visible or apparent, to be seen.
Random point
The call of the time is “Be a Bestower”. There is a great need for this. The call of all the souls of the world is: “Hey, our special loved deities !” You are the special, loved deities, are you not? In one form or another, you are the special loved deities for all souls. So now the call of all the souls is: “Hey special, loved deities, the gods and goddesses, bring about transformation!” Can you hear this call ?