Murli
7ओम् शान्ति
ōm śhānti
ōm śhānti[x]
Om Shanti.
.
.
.
10Om shanti.
8रूहानी
rūhānī
rūhānī[adj.]
spiritualबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childने
nē
nē[postp.]
∅गीत
gīt
gīt[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xसुना
sunā
sunnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]|sunānā[root]
(listen[past-part.m.sg.d.]|speak[root])अर्थात्
arthāt
arthāt
that isरूहों
rūhō̃
rūh[x]
spiritने
nē
nē[postp.]
∅इस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyके
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K)कान
kān
kān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
earकर्मेन्द्रियों
karmēndriyō̃
karmēndriy[n.f.ī=>iyō̃;pl.o.]
physical organद्वारा
dvārā
dvārā
throughगीत
gīt
gīt[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xसुना
sunā
sunnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]|sunānā[root]
(listen[past-part.m.sg.d.]|speak[root]).
.
.
.
11You spiritual children heard the song, that is, you souls heard the song through the physical sense organs of your ears.
9दूर
dūr
dūr[adj.]
distantदेश
dēśh
dēśh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
landके
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K)मुसाफिर
musāphir
musāphir[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xआते हैं
ātē haĩ
ānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
come[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooमुसाफिर
musāphir
musāphir[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2])ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
12The Traveller comes from the faraway land.
10जो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooमनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingआत्मायें
ātmāyē̃
ātmā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
soulहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatसब
sab
sab[adj.]
allमुसाफिर
musāphir
musāphir[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
13You too are travellers. 14All human souls here are travellers.
11आत्माओं
ātmāō̃
ātmā[n.f.+ō̃;pl.o.]
soulका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofकोई भी
kōī bhī
kōī bhī[x]
anyoneघर
ghar
ghar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
homeनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
15Souls do not have a home.
12आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]निराकार
nirākār
nirākār[adj.]
incorporeal.
.
.
.
16Souls are incorporeal.
13निराकारी
nirākārī
nirākār[adj.]
incorporealदुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
worldमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inरहने
rahnē
rahnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
remain[inf.m.pl.,o.]वाली
vālī
vālā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
those whoनिराकारी
nirākārī
nirākār[adj.]
incorporealआत्मायें
ātmāyē̃
ātmā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
soulहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
17Incorporeal souls live in the incorporeal world.
14उसको
uskō
vah[pn.sg.kō]
that[.kō]कहा जाता है
kahā jātā hai
kahnā[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|kahnā[pres.sg.m.23.passive]
(say[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|say[pres.sg.m.23.passive])निराकारी
nirākārī
nirākār[adj.]
incorporealआत्माओं
ātmāō̃
ātmā[n.f.+ō̃;pl.o.]
soulका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofघर
ghar
ghar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
home,
,
,
, देश
dēśh
dēśh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
landवा
vā
vā
orलोक
lōk
lōk[n.m.;sg.,d.]
x,
,
,
, इनको
inkō
yah[pn.pl.kō]
this[.kō]जीव
jīv
jīv[adj.]
lifeआत्माओं
ātmāō̃
ātmā[n.f.+ō̃;pl.o.]
soulका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofदेश
dēśh
dēśh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
landकहा जाता है
kahā jātā hai
kahnā[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|kahnā[pres.sg.m.23.passive]
(say[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|say[pres.sg.m.23.passive]).
.
.
.
18That is called the home, the country or world of incorporeal souls. 19This is called the country of human souls.
15वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]आत्माओं
ātmāō̃
ātmā[n.f.+ō̃;pl.o.]
soulका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofदेश
dēśh
dēśh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
landफिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)आत्मायें
ātmāyē̃
ātmā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
soulयहाँ
yahā̃
yahā̃
hereआकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]शरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inजब
jab
jab
whenप्रवेश करती हैं
pravēśh kartī haĩ
pravēśh karnā[pres.pl.f.12hon3]
enterतो
tō
tō
thenनिराकार
nirākār
nirākār[adj.]
incorporealसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromसाकार
sākār
sākār, sākārī[adj.]
sakarबन जाती हैं
ban jātī haĩ
bannā[pres.pl.f.12hon3.root+jānā]
become[pres.pl.f.12hon3.root+jānā].
.
.
.
20That is the country of souls. 21Then, when souls come here and enter bodies, they become corporeal from incorporeal.
16ऐसे नहीं
aisē nahī̃
aisē nahī̃[x]
it isn't thatकि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatआत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someरूप
rūp
rūp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Rupनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
. 17रूप
rūp
rūp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Rupभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooजरूर
jarūr
zarūr
definitelyहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23],
,
,
, नाम
nām
nām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nameभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
22It is not that souls don’t have a form; they definitely have a form as well as a name.
18इतनी
itnī
itnā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
suchछोटी
chhōṭī
chhōṭā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
smallआत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulकितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soपार्ट बजाती है
part bajātī hai
part bajānā[pres.sg.f.23]
play one's partइस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyद्वारा
dvārā
dvārā
through.
.
.
.
23Such a tiny soul plays such a huge part through a body.
19हर एक
har ēk
har ēk[x]
each oneआत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inपार्ट
part
part[n.m.;sg.,d.]
partबजाने
bajānē
bajānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
play[inf.m.pl.,o.]का
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofकितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soरिकार्ड
record
record
recordभरा
bharā
bharnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]|bharānā[root]
(fill[past-part.m.sg.d.]|x[root])हुआ है
huā hai
hōnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
be[pres-perf.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
24Each soul has such a vast record of the part within himself.
20रिकार्ड
record
record
recordएक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneबार
bār
bār[n.f.;sg.]
timeभर जाता है
bhar jātā hai
bharnā[pres.sg.m.23.root+jānā]
fill[pres.sg.m.23.root+jānā]फिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)कितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soबारी
bārī
bārī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
xभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooरिपीट
repeat
repeat
repeatकरो
karō
karnā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
do[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2],
,
,
, वही
vahī
vahī
thisचलेगा
chalēgā
chalnā[fut.m.sg.23]
continue[fut.m.sg.23].
.
.
.
25Once a record has been recorded, it repeats in the same way as many times as you want.
21वैसे
vaisē
vaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
xआत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooइस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyके
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K)अन्दर
andar
andar
insideरिकार्ड
record
record
recordहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23],
,
,
, जिसमें
jismē̃
jō[pn.sg.mē̃]
that[.mē̃]84
84
84
84जन्मों
janmō̃
janm[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
lifeका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofपार्ट
part
part[n.m.;sg.,d.]
partभरा
bharā
bharnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]|bharānā[root]
(fill[past-part.m.sg.d.]|x[root])हुआ है
huā hai
hōnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
be[pres-perf.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
26The soul in this body also has a record which has a part of the 84 births recorded within him.
22जैसे
jaisē
jaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
likeबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherनिराकार
nirākār
nirākār[adj.]
incorporealहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23],
,
,
, वैसे
vaisē
vaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
xआत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooनिराकार
nirākār
nirākār[adj.]
incorporealहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23],
,
,
, कहाँ-कहाँ
kahā̃-kahā̃
kahā̃
whereशास्त्रों
śhāstrō̃
śhāstra[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
scriptureमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inलिख दिया है
likh diyā hai
likhnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23.root+dēnā]
write[pres-perf.sg.m.23.root+dēnā]वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatनाम रूप
nām rūp
nām rūp[x]
name and formसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromन्यारा
nyārā
nyārā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
uniqueहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23],
,
,
, परन्तु
parantu
parantu[conj.]
howeverनाम रूप
nām rūp
nām rūp[x]
name and formसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromन्यारी
nyārī
nyārā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
uniqueकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someवस्तु
vastu
vastu[n.f.;sg.]
thingहोती
hōtī
hōnā[pres-part.f.]
be[pres-part.f.]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
27Just as the Father is incorporeal, so souls too are incorporeal. 28In some parts of the scriptures, it is written that souls are beyond name and form. 29However, there is nothing that is beyond name and form.
23आकाश
ākāśh
ākāśh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
etherभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooपोलार
polar
pōlār
empty spaceहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
. 24नाम
nām
nām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nameतो
tō
tō
thenहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]ना
nā
nā
∅ «
«
«
« आकाश
ākāśh
ākāśh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
ether'
'
'
''
'
'
'.
.
.
.
30The sky is space; it still has a name: sky.
25बिगर
bigar
bigar
withoutनाम
nām
nām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nameकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someचीज़
chīz
chīz[n.f.;sg.]
thingहोती
hōtī
hōnā[pres-part.f.]
be[pres-part.f.]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
31There is nothing without a name.
26मनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3]परमपिता
parampitā
parampitā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Supreme Fatherपरमात्मा
paramātmā
paramātmā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Supreme Soul.
.
.
.
32Human beings say: Supreme Father, Supreme Soul.
27अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowदूर
dūr
dūr[adj.]
distantदेश
dēśh
dēśh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
landमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inतो
tō
tō
thenसब
sab
sab[adj.]
allआत्मायें
ātmāyē̃
ātmā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
soulरहती हैं
rahtī haĩ
rahnā[pres.pl.f.12hon3]
remain[pres.pl.f.12hon3].
.
.
.
33All souls live in the faraway land. 34This corporeal land is ruled by two.
28यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisसाकार
sākār
sākār, sākārī[adj.]
sakarदेश
dēśh
dēśh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
landहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23],
,
,
, इसमें
ismē̃
yah[pn.sg.mē̃]
this[.mē̃]भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooदो
dō
dō[adj.]|dēnā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
(two|give[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2])का
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofराज्य
rājya
rājya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
kingdomचलता है
chaltā hai
chalnā[pres.sg.m.23]
continue[pres.sg.m.23]-
-
-
-राम राज्य
rām rājya
rām rājya[x]
kingdom of Ramaऔर
aur
aur
andरावण राज्य
rāvaṇ rājya
rāvaṇ rājya[x]
kingdom of Ravan.
.
.
.
35There are the kingdoms of Rama and Ravan: it is the kingdom of Rama for half a cycle and the kingdom of Ravan for the other half.
29आधाकल्प
ādhākalp
ādhākalp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
for half a cycleहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]राम राज्य
rām rājya
rām rājya[x]
kingdom of Rama,
,
,
, आधाकल्प
ādhākalp
ādhākalp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
for half a cycleहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]रावण राज्य
rāvaṇ rājya
rāvaṇ rājya[x]
kingdom of Ravan.
.
.
.
36The Father wouldn’t create a kingdom of sorrow for His children, would He?
30बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherकभी
kabhī
kabhī[adv.]
everबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childके लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
forदुःख
duḥkh
duḥkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]|duḥkhnā[root]
(sorrow|hurt[root])का
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofराज्य
rājya
rājya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
kingdomथोड़ेही
thōṛēhī
thōṛēhī
notबनायेंगे
banāyēṅgē
banānā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
create[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
37They say that it is God who causes sorrow and happiness.
31कहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3]ईश्वर
īśhvar
īśhvar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Godही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyदुःख-सुख
duḥkh-sukh
sukh-duḥkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
happiness and sorrowदेते हैं
dētē haĩ
dēnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
give[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
38The Father explains: I never cause sorrow for children.
32बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherसमझाते हैं
samjhātē haĩ
samjhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
explain[pres.pl.m.12hon3]मैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iकभी
kabhī
kabhī[adv.]
everबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childको
kō
kō[postp.]
toदुःख
duḥkh
duḥkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]|duḥkhnā[root]
(sorrow|hurt[root])नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notदेता हूँ
dētā hū̃
dēnā[pres.sg.m.1]
give[pres.sg.m.1].
.
.
.
39My name is the Remover of Sorrow and the Bestower of Happiness.
33मेरा
mērā
maĩ[pn.sg.kā]
I[.kā]नाम
nām
nām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nameही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]दुःख हर्ता सुख कर्ता
duḥkh hartā sukh kartā
duḥkh hartā sukh kartā[x]
x.
.
.
.
40This mistake has been made by human beings.
34यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisमनुष्यों
manuṣhyō̃
manuṣhya[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
human beingकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)भूल
bhūl
bhūlnā[root]|bhūl[n.f.;sg.]
(forget[root]|mistake)है
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
41God never causes sorrow.
35ईश्वर
īśhvar
īśhvar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Godकभी
kabhī
kabhī[adv.]
everदुःख
duḥkh
duḥkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]|duḥkhnā[root]
(sorrow|hurt[root])नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notदेंगे
dēgē
dēnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
give[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
42At this time it is the land of sorrow.
36इस समय
is samay
is samay[x]
at this timeहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyदुःखधाम
duḥkhdhām
duḥkhdhām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of sorrow.
.
.
. 37आधाकल्प
ādhākalp
ādhākalp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
for half a cycleरावण राज्य
rāvaṇ rājya
rāvaṇ rājya[x]
kingdom of Ravanमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inदुःख
duḥkh
duḥkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]|duḥkhnā[root]
(sorrow|hurt[root])ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyदुःख
duḥkh
duḥkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]|duḥkhnā[root]
(sorrow|hurt[root])मिलता है
miltā hai
milnā[pres.sg.m.23]
receive[pres.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
43For half a cycle, in the kingdom of Ravan, there is only sorrow; there isn’t a trace of happiness.
38सुख
sukh
sukh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
happinessकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)रत्ती
rattī
rattī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
traceनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
. 39सुखधाम
sukhdhām
sukhdhām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of happinessमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inफिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)दुःख
duḥkh
duḥkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]|duḥkhnā[root]
(sorrow|hurt[root])होता
hōtā
hōnā[pres-part.m.sg.d.]
be[pres-part.m.sg.d.]ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
44However, there is no sorrow in the land of happiness.
40बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherस्वर्ग
svarg
svarg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
heavenकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)रचना
rachnā
rachnā[n.f.;sg.]|rachnā[inf.m.sg.d.]
(creation|x[inf.m.sg.d.])रचते हैं
rachtē haĩ
rachnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
x[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
45The Father creates heaven.
41अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2])संगम
saṅgam
saṅgam[n.m.;sg.,d.]
confluenceपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other).
.
.
.
46You are now at the confluence age.
42इनको
inkō
yah[pn.pl.kō]
this[.kō]नई
naī
nayā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
newदुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
worldतो
tō
tō
thenकोई भी
kōī bhī
kōī bhī[x]
anyoneनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notकहेंगे
kahē̃gē
kahnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
say[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
47No one would call this the new world.
43नई
naī
nayā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
newदुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
worldका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofनाम
nām
nām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nameही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]सतयुग
satyug
satyug[n.m.;sg.,d.]
golden age.
.
.
.
48The name of the new world is the golden age.
44वही
vahī
vahī
thisफिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)पुरानी
purānī
purānā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
oldहोती है
hōtī hai
hōnā[pres.sg.f.23]
be[pres.sg.f.23],
,
,
, तो
tō
tō
thenउनको
unkō
vah[pn.pl.kō]
that[.kō]कलियुग
kaliyug
kaliyug[n.m.;sg.,d.]
iron ageकहा जाता है
kahā jātā hai
kahnā[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|kahnā[pres.sg.m.23.passive]
(say[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|say[pres.sg.m.23.passive]).
.
.
.
49When it becomes old, it is then called the iron age.
45नई
naī
nayā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
newचीज़
chīz
chīz[n.f.;sg.]
thingअच्छी
achchhī
achchhā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
achchaऔर
aur
aur
andपुरानी
purānī
purānā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
oldचीज़
chīz
chīz[n.f.;sg.]
thingखराब
kharāb
kharāb[adj.]
badदिखाई देती है
dikhāī dētī hai
dikhāī dēnā[pres.sg.f.23]
be visibleतो
tō
tō
thenपुरानी
purānī
purānā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
oldचीज़
chīz
chīz[n.f.;sg.]
thingको
kō
kō[postp.]
toखलास किया जाता है
khalās kiyā jātā hai
khalās karnā[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|khalās karnā[pres.sg.m.23.passive]
(x[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|x[pres.sg.m.23.passive]).
.
.
.
50A new thing looks good and an old thing looks bad. 51Old things are then destroyed.
46मनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingविष
viṣh
viṣh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xको
kō
kō[postp.]
toही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyसुख
sukh
sukh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
happinessसमझते हैं
samajhtē haĩ
samajhnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
understand[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
52Human beings consider poison to be happiness.
47गाया
gāyā
gānā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
sing[past-part.m.sg.d.]भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooजाता है
jātā hai
jānā[pres.sg.m.23]
go[pres.sg.m.23]-
-
-
-अमृत
amr̥it
amr̥it[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nectarछोड़
chhōṛ
chhōṛnā[root]
renounce[root]विष
viṣh
viṣh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xकाहे
kāhē
kāhē
xको
kō
kō[postp.]
toखाए
khāē
khānā[opt.sg.23]|khānā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]
(eat[opt.sg.23]|eat[past-part.m.pl.,o.]).
.
.
.
53It is remembered, “Why should we renounce nectar and drink poison instead?”
48फिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)कहते
kahtē
kahnā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
say[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]तेरे
tērē
tū[pn.sg.kē]
you[.kē]भाने
bhānē
bhānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]|bhānā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
(be liked[inf.m.pl.,o.]|wish)सर्व
sarv
sarv[adj.]
allका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofभला
bhalā
bhalā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]|bhalā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
(benefit).
.
.
.
54It is then said, “Everyone receives benefit due to You.
49आप
āp
āp[pn.pl.]
youजो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatआकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]करेंगे
karē̃gē
karnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
do[fut.m.pl.12hon3]उससे
ussē
vah[pn.sg.sē]
that[.sē]भला
bhalā
bhalā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]|bhalā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
(benefit)ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyहोगा
hōgā
hōnā[fut.m.sg.23]
be[fut.m.sg.23].
.
.
.
55When You come, whatever You do will bring benefit.”
50नहीं तो
nahī̃ tō
nahī̃ tō[x]
otherwiseरावणराज्य
rāvaṇrājya
rāvaṇ rājya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
kingdom of Ravanमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inमनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingबुरा
burā
burā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
badकाम
kām
kām[n.m.;sg.,d.]|kām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(task|lust)ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyकरेंगे
karē̃gē
karnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
do[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
56Otherwise, human beings will continue to perform bad acts in the kingdom of Ravan.
51यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisतो
tō
tō
thenअब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childको
kō
kō[postp.]
toपता
patā
patā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
knowledgeपड़ा है
paṛā hai
paṛnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
fall[pres-perf.sg.m.23]कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatगुरूनानक
gurūnānak
gurūnānak[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Guru Nanakको
kō
kō[postp.]
to500
500
500
500वर्ष
varṣh
varṣh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
yearहुए
huē
hōnā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]
be[past-part.m.pl.,o.]फिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)कब
kab
kab
whenआयेंगे
āyēṅgē
ānā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
come[fut.m.pl.12hon3] ?
?
?
?
57You children now know that 500 years have passed since Guru Nanak came. 58When will he come again?
52तो
tō
tō
thenकहेंगे
kahē̃gē
kahnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
say[fut.m.pl.12hon3]उनकी
unkī
vah[pn.pl.kī]
that[.kī]आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulतो
tō
tō
thenज्योति
jyōti
jyōti[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
lightज्योत
jyōt
jyōti[n.m.;sg.,d.]
lightसमा गई
samā gaī
samānā[past-part.f..root+jānā]
merge[past-part.f..root+jānā].
.
.
.
59They say that his soul merged into the light.
53आयेंगे
āyēṅgē
ānā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
come[fut.m.pl.12hon3]फिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)कैसे
kaisē
kaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
how.
.
.
.
60Therefore, how could he return?
54तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youकहेंगे
kahē̃gē
kahnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
say[fut.m.pl.12hon3]आज
āj
āj
todayसे
sē
sē[postp.]
from4500
4500
4500
4500वर्ष
varṣh
varṣh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
yearबाद
bād
bād
afterफिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)गुरूनानक
gurūnānak
gurūnānak[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Guru Nanakआयेंगे
āyēṅgē
ānā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
come[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
61You tell them that Guru Nanak will come again after 4500 years.
55तुम्हारी
tumhārī
tum[pn.pl.kī]
you[.kī]बुद्धि
buddhi
buddhi[n.f.;sg.]
intellectमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inसारे
sārē
sārā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
the wholeवर्ल्ड
world
world
worldकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)हिस्ट्री-जॉग्राफी
history-geography
history-geography
history and geographyचक्र लगाती रहती है
chakra lagātī rahtī hai
chakra lagānā[pres.sg.f.23.pres-part+rahnā]
be around the cycle.
.
.
.
62The history and geography of the whole world continues to turn around in your intellects.
56इस समय
is samay
is samay[x]
at this timeसब
sab
sab[adj.]
allतमोप्रधान
tamōpradhān
tamōpradhān[adj.]
tamopradhanहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3],
,
,
, इनको
inkō
yah[pn.pl.kō]
this[.kō]कयामत
kayāmat
kayāmat[n.f.;sg.]
time of judgementका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofसमय
samay
samay[n.m.;sg.,d.]
timeकहा जाता है
kahā jātā hai
kahnā[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|kahnā[pres.sg.m.23.passive]
(say[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|say[pres.sg.m.23.passive]).
.
.
.
63At this time, everyone is tamopradhan. 64This is called the time of settlement.
57सभी
sabhī
sab[adv.hī]
allमनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingजैसेकि
jaisēki
jaisēki
xमरे पड़े हैं
marē paṛē haĩ
marnā[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.past-part+paṛnā]
die[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.past-part+paṛnā].
.
.
.
65It is as though all human beings are almost dead.
58सबकी
sabkī
sabkā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
everyone'sज्योति
jyōti
jyōti[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
lightउझाई
ujhāī
ujhāī[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
extinguishedहुई है
huī hai
hōnā[pres-perf.sg.f.23]
be[pres-perf.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
66The light of every soul is extinguished.
59बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherआते हैं
ātē haĩ
ānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
come[pres.pl.m.12hon3]सबको
sabkō
sabkō
everythingजगाने
jagānē
jagānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
awaken[inf.m.pl.,o.].
.
.
.
67The Father comes to awaken everyone.
60बच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
childजो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatकाम चिता
kām chitā
kām chitā[x]
pyre of lustपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other)बैठ
baiṭh
baiṭhnā[root]
sit[root]भस्म
bhasma
bhasm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
burnt awayहो गये हैं
hō gayē haĩ
hōnā[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.root+jānā]
be[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.root+jānā],
,
,
, उन्हों
unhō̃
vah[pn.pl.o.]
thatको
kō
kō[postp.]
toअमृत
amr̥it
amr̥it[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nectarवर्षा
varṣhā
varṣhā[n.f.;sg.]
xसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromजगाए
jagāē
jagānā[opt.sg.23]|jagānā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]
(awaken[opt.sg.23]|awaken[past-part.m.pl.,o.])साथ
sāth
sāth[n.m.;sg.,d.]
withले जायेंगे
lē jāyēṅgē
lē jānā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
carry.
.
.
.
68The Father showers nectar and wakes up the children who have been burnt by sitting on the pyre of lust and He will then take them back with Him.
61माया
māyā
māyā[n.f.;sg.]
Mayaरावण
rāvaṇ
rāvaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ravanने
nē
nē[postp.]
∅काम चिता
kām chitā
kām chitā[x]
pyre of lustपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other)बिठाए
biṭhāē
biṭhānā[opt.sg.23]|biṭhānā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]
(x[opt.sg.23]|x[past-part.m.pl.,o.])कब्रदाखिल
kabradākhil
kabradākhil[adj.]
xकर दिया है
kar diyā hai
karnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23.root+dēnā]
do[pres-perf.sg.m.23.root+dēnā].
.
.
.
69Maya, Ravan, has made you sit on the pyre of lust and buried you in the graveyard.
62सभी
sabhī
sab[adv.hī]
allसो गये हैं
sō gayē haĩ
sōnā[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.root+jānā]
sleep[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.root+jānā].
.
.
.
70Everyone is asleep.
63अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherज्ञान अमृत
gyān amr̥it
gyān amr̥it[x]
xपिलाते हैं
pilātē haĩ
pilānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
x[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
71The Father is now making you drink the nectar of knowledge.
64अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowज्ञान अमृत
gyān amr̥it
gyān amr̥it[x]
xकहाँ
kahā̃
kahā̃
whereऔर
aur
aur
andवह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatपानी
pānī
pānī[n.m.;sg.,d.]|pānā[inf.f.]
(water|x[inf.f.])कहाँ
kahā̃
kahā̃
where.
.
.
.
72There is a lot of difference between this nectar of knowledge and that water.
65सिक्ख
sikkh
sikkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Sikhलोगों
lōgō̃
log[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
peopleका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofबड़ा
baṛā
baṛā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
veryदिन
din
din[n.m.;sg.,d.]
dayहोता है
hōtā hai
hōnā[pres.sg.m.23]
be[pres.sg.m.23]तो
tō
tō
thenबड़े
baṛē
baṛā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
veryधूमधाम
dhūmdhām
dhūmdhām[n.f.;sg.]
a lot of pomp and joyसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromतालाब
tālāb
talāv, tālāb[n.m.;sg.,d.]
lakeको
kō
kō[postp.]
toसाफ करते हैं
sāph kartē haĩ
sāph karnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
x,
,
,
, मिट्टी
miṭṭī
miṭṭī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
mudनिकालते हैं
nikāltē haĩ
nikālnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
x[pres.pl.m.12hon3]इसलिए
isliē
isliē
thereforeनाम
nām
nām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nameही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyरखा है
rakhā hai
rakhnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
keep[pres-perf.sg.m.23]-
-
-
-अमृतसर
amr̥itsar
amr̥itsar
Amritsar.
.
.
.
73When it is an important day for Sikhs, they clean the lake and remove the mud with a lot of pomp and show. 74That is why it is called Amritsar - the Lake of Nectar.
66अमृत
amr̥it
amr̥it[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nectarका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofतलाब
talāb
talāv, tālāb[n.m.;sg.,d.]
lake.
.
.
. 67गुरूनानक
gurūnānak
gurūnānak[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Guru Nanakने
nē
nē[postp.]
∅भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)महिमा
mahimā
mahimā[n.f.;sg.]
praiseकी है
kī hai
karnā[pres-perf.sg.f.23]
do[pres-perf.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
75Guru Nanak also praised the Father; he said, “He is the only One who always speaks the truth.”
68खुद
khud
khud
oneselfकहते
kahtē
kahnā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
say[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]एकोअंकार
ēkōaṅkār
ēkōaṅkār
x,
,
,
, सत नाम
sat nām
sat nām[x]
x.
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
.वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatसदैव
sadaiv
sadā
constantlyसच
sach
sach[adj.]
of truthबोलने
bōlnē
bōlnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
speak[inf.m.pl.,o.]वाला
vālā
vālā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
those whoहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
76There is the story of becoming the true Narayan, is there not?
69सत्यनारायण
satyanārāyaṇ
satya-nārāyaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
true Narayanकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)कथा
kathā
kathā[n.f.;sg.]
storyहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
. 70मनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingभक्तिमार्ग
bhaktimārg
bhakti mārg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
path of devotionमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inकितनी
kitnī
kitnā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
soकथायें
kathāyē̃
kathā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
storyसुनते आये हैं
suntē āyē haĩ
sunnā[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.pres-part+ānā]
listen[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.pres-part+ānā].
.
.
.
77Human beings have been listening to so many stories on the path of devotion: the story of immortality, the story of the third eye.
71अमरकथा
amarkathā
amarkathā[n.f.;sg.]
story of immortality,
,
,
, तीजरी की कथा
tījrī kī kathā
tījrī kī kathā[x]
story of the third eye.
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
.कहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3]शंकर
śhaṅkar
śhaṅkar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Shankarने
nē
nē[postp.]
∅पार्वती
pārvatī
pārvatī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
Parvatiको
kō
kō[postp.]
toकथा
kathā
kathā[n.f.;sg.]
storyसुनाई
sunāī
sunānā[past-part.f.]
speak[past-part.f.].
.
.
.
78They say that Shankar told a story to Parvati. 79He is a resident of the subtle region.
72वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatतो
tō
tō
thenसूक्ष्मवतन
sūkṣhmavatan
sūkṣhmavatan
subtle regionमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inरहने
rahnē
rahnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
remain[inf.m.pl.,o.]वाले
vālē
vālā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
those who,
,
,
, वहाँ
vahā̃
vahā̃
thereफिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)कथा
kathā
kathā[n.f.;sg.]
storyकौनसी
kaunsī
kaun sā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
whichसुनाई
sunāī
sunānā[past-part.f.]
speak[past-part.f.] ?
?
?
?
80Which story would he relate there? 81The Father sits here and explains all of these aspects.
73यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisसब
sab
sab[adj.]
allबातें
bātē̃
bāt[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
matterबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherबैठ
baiṭh
baiṭhnā[root]
sit[root]समझाते हैं
samjhātē haĩ
samjhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
explain[pres.pl.m.12hon3]कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatवास्तव में
vāstav mē̃
vāstav mē̃[x]
xतुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]अमरकथा
amarkathā
amarkathā[n.f.;sg.]
story of immortalityसुनाए
sunāē
sunānā[opt.sg.23]|sunānā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]
(speak[opt.sg.23]|speak[past-part.m.pl.,o.])अमरलोक
amarlōk
amarlōk[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of immortalityमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inले
lē
lēnā[root]|lēnā[opt.sg.23]
(take[root]|take[opt.sg.23])जाने
jānē
jānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]|jānnā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|jānnā[opt.sg.23]
(go[inf.m.pl.,o.]|know[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|know[opt.sg.23])मैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iआया हूँ
āyā hū̃
ānā[pres-perf.sg.m.1]
come[pres-perf.sg.m.1].
.
.
.
82In fact, I have come to tell you the story of immortality and to take you to the land of immortality.
74मृत्युलोक
mr̥ityulōk
mr̥ityulōk[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromअमरलोक
amarlōk
amarlōk[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of immortalityमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inले जाता हूँ
lē jātā hū̃
lē jānā[pres.sg.m.1]
carry.
.
.
.
83I take you from the land of death to the land of immortality.
75बाकी
bākī
bākī|bākī
(but|others)सूक्ष्मवतन
sūkṣhmavatan
sūkṣhmavatan
subtle regionमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inपार्वती
pārvatī
pārvatī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
Parvatiने
nē
nē[postp.]
∅क्या
kyā
kyā
whatदोष
dōṣh
dōṣh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
blameकिया
kiyā
karnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
do[past-part.m.sg.d.]जो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatउनको
unkō
vah[pn.pl.kō]
that[.kō]अमरकथा
amarkathā
amarkathā[n.f.;sg.]
story of immortalityसुनायेंगे
sunāyēṅgē
sunānā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
speak[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
84What mistake would Parvati have made in the subtle region that she had to be told the story of immortality?
76शास्त्रों
śhāstrō̃
śhāstra[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
scriptureमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inतो
tō
tō
thenअनेक
anēk
anēk[adj.]
manyकथायें
kathāyē̃
kathā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
storyलिख दी हैं
likh dī haĩ
likhnā[pres-perf.pl.f.12hon3.root+dēnā]
write[pres-perf.pl.f.12hon3.root+dēnā].
.
.
.
85They have written a lot of stories in the scriptures.
77सत्य
satya
satya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
trueनारायण
nārāyaṇ
nārāyaṇ
Narayanकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)सच्ची
sachchī
sachchā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
trueकथा
kathā
kathā[n.f.;sg.]
storyतो
tō
tō
thenहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
86The story of becoming true Narayan is not a true story.
78तुमने
tumnē
tum[pn.pl.nē]
you[.nē]कितनी
kitnī
kitnā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
soसत्य
satya
satya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
trueनारायण
nārāyaṇ
nārāyaṇ
Narayanकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)कथायें
kathāyē̃
kathā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
storyसुनी
sunī
sunnā[past-part.f.]
listen[past-part.f.]होंगी
hōṅgī
hōnā[fut.f.pl.12hon3]
be[fut.f.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
87You must have heard the story of becoming true Narayan several times.
79फिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)सत्य
satya
satya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
trueनारायण
nārāyaṇ
nārāyaṇ
Narayanकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someबनते हैं
bantē haĩ
bannā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
become[pres.pl.m.12hon3]क्या
kyā
kyā
whatऔर
aur
aur
andही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyगिरते जाते हैं
girtē jātē haĩ
girnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3.pres-part+jānā]
fall down[pres.pl.m.12hon3.pres-part+jānā].
.
.
.
88Does that make anyone a true Narayan? 89Instead, they continue to descend.
80अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youसमझते हो
samajhtē hō
samajhnā[pres.pl.m.2]
understand[pres.pl.m.2]हम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weनर
nar
nar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromनारायण
nārāyaṇ
nārāyaṇ
Narayan,
,
,
, नारी
nārī
nārī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
xसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromलक्ष्मी
lakṣhmī
lakṣhmī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
Lakshmiबनते हैं
bantē haĩ
bannā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
become[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
90You now understand that we are becoming Narayan from a man and Lakshmi from a woman.
81यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]अमरलोक
amarlōk
amarlōk[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of immortalityमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inजाने
jānē
jānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]|jānnā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|jānnā[opt.sg.23]
(go[inf.m.pl.,o.]|know[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|know[opt.sg.23])के लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
forसच्ची
sachchī
sachchā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
trueसत्य नारायण की कथा
satya nārāyaṇ kī kathā
satya nārāyaṇ kī kathā[x]
story of the true Narayan,
,
,
, तीजरी की कथा
tījrī kī kathā
tījrī kī kathā[x]
story of the third eye.
.
.
.
91This is the true story of becoming true Narayan in order to go to the land of immortality; it is the true story of the third eye.
82तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youआत्माओं
ātmāō̃
ātmā[n.f.+ō̃;pl.o.]
soulको
kō
kō[postp.]
toज्ञान का तीसरा नेत्र
gyān kā tīsrā nētra
gyān kā tīsrā nētra[x]
xमिला है
milā hai
milnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
receive[pres-perf.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
92Each of you souls has received a third eye of knowledge.
83बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherसमझाते हैं
samjhātē haĩ
samjhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
explain[pres.pl.m.12hon3]तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyगुल-गुल
gul-gul
gul[n.m.;sg.,d.]
flowerपूज्य
pūjya
pūjya[adj.]
worthy of worshipथे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl]फिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)84
84
84
84जन्मों
janmō̃
janm[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
lifeके बाद
kē bād
kē bād[x]
afterतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyपुजारी
pujārī
pujārī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
worshipperबने हो
banē hō
bannā[pres-perf.pl.m.2]
become[pres-perf.pl.m.2]इसलिए
isliē
isliē
thereforeगाया
gāyā
gānā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
sing[past-part.m.sg.d.]हुआ है
huā hai
hōnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
be[pres-perf.sg.m.23]-
-
-
-आपेही
āpēhī
āpēhī
automaticallyपूज्य
pūjya
pūjya[adj.]
worthy of worship,
,
,
, आपेही
āpēhī
āpēhī
automaticallyपुजारी
pujārī
pujārī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
worshipper.
.
.
.
93The Father explains: You were beautiful and worthy of worship. 94While taking 84 births, you became worshippers. 95That is why it is remembered: You are the ones who are worthy of worship and you are the ones who become worshippers.
84बाप कहते हैं
bāp kahtē haĩ
bāp kahtē haĩ[x]
the Father says-
-
-
-मैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iतो
tō
tō
thenसदैव
sadaiv
sadā
constantlyपूज्य
pūjya
pūjya[adj.]
worthy of worshipहूँ
hū̃
hōnā[pres.sg.1]
be[pres.sg.1].
.
.
.
96The Father says: I am always worthy of worship.
85तुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]आकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]पुजारी
pujārī
pujārī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
worshipperसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromपूज्य
pūjya
pūjya[adj.]
worthy of worshipबनाता हूँ
banātā hū̃
banānā[pres.sg.m.1]
create[pres.sg.m.1].
.
.
.
97I come and change you from worshippers to being worthy of worship.
86यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]पतित
patit
patit[adj.]
impureदुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
world.
.
.
.
98This is the impure world.
87सतयुग
satyug
satyug[n.m.;sg.,d.]
golden ageमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inपूज्य
pūjya
pūjya[adj.]
worthy of worshipपावन
pāvan
pāvan[adj.]
pureमनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human being,
,
,
, इस समय
is samay
is samay[x]
at this timeहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]पुजारी
pujārī
pujārī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
worshipperपतित
patit
patit[adj.]
impureमनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human being.
.
.
.
99In the golden age, human beings are pure and worthy of worship.
88साधू-सन्त
sādhū-santa
sādhū-sant[n.m.;sg.,d.]
sage and holy manगाते रहते हैं
gātē rahtē haĩ
gānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3.pres-part+rahnā]
sing[pres.pl.m.12hon3.pres-part+rahnā]पतित-पावन
patit-pāvan
patit pāvan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Purifierसीताराम
sītārām
sītārām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
x.
.
.
.
100At present, all human beings are impure worshippers.
89यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisअक्षर
akṣhar
akṣhar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
wordहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]राइट
right
right
right.
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
.सब
sab
sab[adj.]
allसीतायें
sītāyē̃
sītā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
Sitaब्राइड्स
brides
bride
brideहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
101Sannyasis and holy men have been singing, “O Sita’s Rama, the Purifier!”
90कहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3]हे
hē
hē
xराम
rām
rām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ramaआकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]हमको
hamkō
ham[pn.pl.kō]
we[.kō]पावन बनाओ
pāvan banāō
pāvan banānā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
x.
.
.
.
102These words are right. 103All are Sitas, brides.
91सब
sab
sab[adj.]
allभक्तियां
bhaktiyā̃
bhakti[n.f.ī=>iyā̃;pl.d.]
devotionपुकारती हैं
pukārtī haĩ
pukārnā[pres.pl.f.12hon3]
call[pres.pl.f.12hon3],
,
,
, आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulपुकारती है
pukārtī hai
pukārnā[pres.sg.f.23]
call[pres.sg.f.23]-
-
-
-हे
hē
hē
xराम
rām
rām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Rama.
.
.
.
104They say, “O Rama, come and purify us!” 105All devotees, souls, call out, “O Rama!”
92गांधी
gāndhī
gāndhī
xजी
jī
jīnā[past-part.f.]|jīnā[root]|jī[x]
(live[past-part.f.]|live[root]|ji)भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooगीता
gītā
gītā[n.f.;sg.]
Gitaसुनाकर
sunākar
sunānā[abs.]
speak[abs.]पूरी
pūrī
pūrā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]|pūrī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
(full|puri)करते थे
kartē thē
karnā[hab-past.pl.m.]
do[hab-past.pl.m.]तो
tō
tō
thenकहते थे
kahtē thē
kahnā[hab-past.pl.m.]
say[hab-past.pl.m.]-
-
-
-हे
hē
hē
xपतित-पावन
patit-pāvan
patit pāvan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Purifierसीताराम
sītārām
sītārām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
x.
.
.
.
106When Gandhi used to finish reading the Gita, he would say, “O Purifier Sita Ram!”
93अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowतुम जानते हो
tum jāntē hō
tum jāntē hō[x]
you knowगीता
gītā
gītā[n.f.;sg.]
Gitaकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someकृष्ण
kr̥iṣhṇa
kr̥iṣhṇa[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Krishnaने
nē
nē[postp.]
∅नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notसुनाई है
sunāī hai
sunānā[pres-perf.sg.f.23]
speak[pres-perf.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
107You now understand that it was not Krishna who spoke the Gita.
94बाबा
bābā
bābā
Babaकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3]-
-
-
-ओपीनियन
opinion
opinion
opinionलेते रहो
lētē rahō
lēnā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2.pres-part+rahnā]
take[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2.pres-part+rahnā]कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatईश्वर
īśhvar
īśhvar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Godसर्वव्यापी
sarvavyāpī
sarvavyāpī, sarvavyāpak[adj.]
omnipresentनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
108Baba says: Keep remembering the opinion that God is not omnipresent.
95गीता का भगवान
gītā kā bhagvān
gītā kā bhagvān[x]
God of the Gitaशिव
śhiv
śhiv
Shivaहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23],
,
,
, न
na
na[neg]
notकि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatकृष्ण
kr̥iṣhṇa
kr̥iṣhṇa[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Krishna.
.
.
.
109Shiva, and not Krishna, is the God of the Gita.
96पहले
pahlē
pahlā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|pahlē[adv.]
(x|firstly)तो
tō
tō
thenपूछो
pūchhō
pūchhnā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
ask[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]गीता का भगवान
gītā kā bhagvān
gītā kā bhagvān[x]
God of the Gitaकिसको
kiskō
kaun[pn.sg.kō]
who[.kō]कहा जाता है
kahā jātā hai
kahnā[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|kahnā[pres.sg.m.23.passive]
(say[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|say[pres.sg.m.23.passive]).
.
.
.
110First, ask who should be called the God of the Gita.
97भगवान
bhagvān
bhagvān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Godनिराकार
nirākār
nirākār[adj.]
incorporealको
kō
kō[postp.]
toकहेंगे
kahē̃gē
kahnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
say[fut.m.pl.12hon3]वा
vā
vā
orसाकार
sākār
sākār, sākārī[adj.]
sakarको
kō
kō[postp.]
to ?
?
?
?
111Who should be called God: the incorporeal One or the corporeal one?
98कृष्ण
kr̥iṣhṇa
kr̥iṣhṇa[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Krishnaतो
tō
tō
thenहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]साकार
sākār
sākār, sākārī[adj.]
sakar.
.
.
.
112Krishna is corporeal.
99शिव
śhiv
śhiv
Shivaहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]निराकार
nirākār
nirākār[adj.]
incorporeal.
.
.
.
113Shiva is incorporeal.
100वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatसिर्फ
sirph
sirph[adj.]
onlyइस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisतन
tan
tan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofलोन
loan
loan
loanलेते हैं
lētē haĩ
lēnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
take[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
114He only takes this body on loan.
101बाकी
bākī
bākī|bākī
(but|others)माता
mātā
mātā[n.f.;sg.]
motherके
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K)गर्भ
garbh
garbh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
wombसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromजन्म
janm
janm[n.m.;sg.,d.]|janamnā[root]
(life|be born[root])नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notलेते हैं
lētē haĩ
lēnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
take[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
115He doesn’t take birth through a mother's womb.
102शिव
śhiv
śhiv
Shivaको
kō
kō[postp.]
toशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
116Shiva does not have a body of His own.
103यहाँ
yahā̃
yahā̃
hereइस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisमनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingलोक
lōk
lōk[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inस्थूल शरीर
sthūl śharīr
sthūl śharīr[x]
xहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
117It is here, in the human world, that there are physical bodies.
104बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherआकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]सच्ची
sachchī
sachchā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
trueसत्य नारायण की कथा
satya nārāyaṇ kī kathā
satya nārāyaṇ kī kathā[x]
story of the true Narayanसुनाते हैं
sunātē haĩ
sunānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
speak[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
118The Father comes and tells the true story of becoming the true Narayan.
105बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)महिमा
mahimā
mahimā[n.f.;sg.]
praiseहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]पतित-पावन
patit-pāvan
patit pāvan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Purifier,
,
,
, सर्व
sarv
sarv[adj.]
allका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofसद्गति दाता
sadgati dātā
sadgati dātā[x]
Bestower of Salvation,
,
,
, सर्व
sarv
sarv[adj.]
allका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofलिबरेटर
liberator
liberator
liberator,
,
,
, दुःख हर्ता सुख कर्ता
duḥkh hartā sukh kartā
duḥkh hartā sukh kartā[x]
x.
.
.
.
119The Father is praised as the Purifier, the Bestower of Salvation for All, the Liberator of All, the Remover of Sorrow and the Bestower of Happiness.
106अच्छा
achchhā
achchhā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
achcha,
,
,
, सुख
sukh
sukh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
happinessकहाँ
kahā̃
kahā̃
whereहोता है
hōtā hai
hōnā[pres.sg.m.23]
be[pres.sg.m.23] ?
?
?
?
120Achcha, where does happiness exist?
107यहाँ
yahā̃
yahā̃
hereनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2])सकता
saktā
saknā[pres-part.m.sg.d.]
can[pres-part.m.sg.d.].
.
.
.
121It cannot be here.
108सुख
sukh
sukh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
happinessमिलेगा
milēgā
milnā[fut.m.sg.23]
receive[fut.m.sg.23]दूसरे
dūsrē
dūsrā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
otherजन्म
janm
janm[n.m.;sg.,d.]|janamnā[root]
(life|be born[root])में
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
in,
,
,
, जब
jab
jab
whenपुरानी
purānī
purānā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
oldदुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
worldखत्म
khatm
ḵẖatm[adj.]
finishedहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2])और
aur
aur
andस्वर्ग
svarg
svarg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
heavenकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)स्थापना
sthāpanā
sthāpanā, sthāpan[n.f.;sg.]
establishmentहो जायेगी
hō jāyēgī
hōnā[fut.f.sg.23.root+jānā]
be[fut.f.sg.23.root+jānā].
.
.
.
122You receive happiness in the next birth when heaven is established and the old world is destroyed.
109अच्छा
achchhā
achchhā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
achcha,
,
,
, लिबरेट
liberate
liberate
liberateकिससे
kissē
kaun[pn.sg.sē]
who[.sē]करते हैं
kartē haĩ
karnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
do[pres.pl.m.12hon3] ?
?
?
?
123Achcha, what are you liberated from?
110रावण
rāvaṇ
rāvaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ravanके
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K)दुःख
duḥkh
duḥkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]|duḥkhnā[root]
(sorrow|hurt[root])से
sē
sē[postp.]
from.
.
.
.
124From the sorrow of Ravan.
111यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisतो
tō
tō
thenदुःखधाम
duḥkhdhām
duḥkhdhām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of sorrowहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
125This is the land of sorrow.
112अच्छा
achchhā
achchhā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
achchaफिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)गाइड
guide
guide
guideभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooबनते हैं
bantē haĩ
bannā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
become[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
126Achcha, He also becomes the Guide.
113यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyतो
tō
tō
thenयहाँ
yahā̃
yahā̃
hereखत्म
khatm
ḵẖatm[adj.]
finishedहो जाते हैं
hō jātē haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3.root+jānā]
be[pres.pl.m.12hon3.root+jānā].
.
.
.
127These bodies are destroyed here, and souls are taken back.
114बाकी
bākī
bākī|bākī
(but|others)आत्माओं
ātmāō̃
ātmā[n.f.+ō̃;pl.o.]
soulको
kō
kō[postp.]
toले जाते हैं
lē jātē haĩ
lē jānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
carry.
.
.
.
128The Bridegroom goes first followed by His brides.
115पहले
pahlē
pahlā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|pahlē[adv.]
(x|firstly)साजन
sājan
sājan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bridegroomफिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)सजनी
sajnī
sajnā[inf.f.]|sajnī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
(x[inf.f.]|x)जाती है
jātī hai
jānā[pres.sg.f.23]
go[pres.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
129He is the immortal, beautiful Bridegroom.
116वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]अविनाशी
avināśhī
avināśhī[adj.]
imperishableसलोना
salōnā
salōnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
xसाजन
sājan
sājan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bridegroom.
.
.
. 117सबको
sabkō
sabkō
everythingदुःख
duḥkh
duḥkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]|duḥkhnā[root]
(sorrow|hurt[root])से
sē
sē[postp.]
fromछुड़ाए
chhuṛāē
chhuṛānā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|chhuṛānā[opt.sg.23]
(free[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|free[opt.sg.23])पवित्र बनाए
pavitra banāē
pavitra banānā[opt.sg.23]
xघर
ghar
ghar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
homeले जाते हैं
lē jātē haĩ
lē jānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
carry.
.
.
.
130He liberates everyone from sorrow, makes them pure and takes them back home with Him.
118शादी
śhādī
śhādī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
weddingकर
kar
karnā[root]
do[root]जब
jab
jab
whenआते हैं
ātē haĩ
ānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
come[pres.pl.m.12hon3]तो
tō
tō
thenपहले
pahlē
pahlā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|pahlē[adv.]
(x|firstly)होता है
hōtā hai
hōnā[pres.sg.m.23]
be[pres.sg.m.23]घोट
ghōṭ
ghōṭnā[root]
x[root] (
(
(
(पति
pati
pati[n.m.;sg.,d.]
husband)
)
)
) .
.
.
. 119पिछाड़ी में
pichhāṛī mē̃
pichhāṛī mē̃[x]
laterब्राइड
brāiḍ
x
x (
(
(
(पत्नी
patnī
patnī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
woman)
)
)
) रहती है
rahtī hai
rahnā[pres.sg.f.23]
remain[pres.sg.f.23]फिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)बरात
barāt
barāt[n.f.;sg.]
processionहोती है
hōtī hai
hōnā[pres.sg.f.23]
be[pres.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
131In a wedding procession, it is the husband who walks in front followed by the bride, his wife, and then there is the rest of the procession.
120अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowतुम्हारी
tumhārī
tum[pn.pl.kī]
you[.kī]माला
mālā
mālā[n.f.;sg.]
garlandभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooऐसी
aisī
aisā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
suchहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
132Your rosary is now like this.
121ऊपर
ūpar
ūpar
overमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inशिवबाबा
śhivbābā
śhivbābā
Shiv Babaफूल
fool|phūl
fool|phūl[n.m.;sg.,d.]|phūlnā[root]
(x|flower|x[root]),
,
,
, उसे
usē
vah[pn.sg.kō]
that[.kō]नमस्कार
namaskār
namaskār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xकरेंगे
karē̃gē
karnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
do[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
133At the top is Shiv Baba who is represented by the tassel and that is saluted.
122फिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)युगल
yugal
yugal[n.m.;sg.,d.]
partnerदाना
dānā
dānā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
beadब्रह्मा-सरस्वती
brahmā-sarasvatī
brahmā-sarasvatī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
x.
.
.
. 123फिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)हो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2])तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
you,
,
,
, जो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatबाबा
bābā
bābā
Babaके
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K)मददगार
madadgār
madadgār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
helperबनते हो
bantē hō
bannā[pres.pl.m.2]
become[pres.pl.m.2].
.
.
.
134Then, there is the dual-bead of Brahma and Saraswati and there are then you beads, who become Baba’s helpers.
124फूल
fool|phūl
fool|phūl[n.m.;sg.,d.]|phūlnā[root]
(x|flower|x[root])शिवबाबा
śhivbābā
śhivbābā
Shiv Babaकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)याद
yād
yād[n.f.;sg.]
remembranceसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyसूर्यवंशी
sūryavanśhī
sūryavanśhī[adj.]
part of the sun dynasty,
,
,
, विष्णु
viṣhṇu
viṣhṇu[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Vishnuकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)माला
mālā
mālā[n.f.;sg.]
garlandबने हो
banē hō
bannā[pres-perf.pl.m.2]
become[pres-perf.pl.m.2].
.
.
. 125ब्रह्मा-सरस्वती
brahmā-sarasvatī
brahmā-sarasvatī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xसो
sō
sōnā[root]|sō
(sleep[root]|x)लक्ष्मी-नारायण
lakṣhmī-nārāyaṇ
lakṣhmī-nārāyaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Lakshmi and Narayanबनते हैं
bantē haĩ
bannā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
become[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
135It is by having remembrance of the flower (tassel), Shiv Baba, that you become part of the sun dynasty and part of the rosary of Vishnu.
126लक्ष्मी-नारायण
lakṣhmī-nārāyaṇ
lakṣhmī-nārāyaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Lakshmi and Narayanसो
sō
sōnā[root]|sō
(sleep[root]|x)ब्रह्मा-सरस्वती
brahmā-sarasvatī
brahmā-sarasvatī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xबनते हैं
bantē haĩ
bannā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
become[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
136It is Saraswati and Brahma who become Lakshmi and Narayan.
127इन्होंने
inhōnnē
yah[pn.pl.nē]
this[.nē]मेहनत
mēhnat
mēhnat[n.f.;sg.]
effortकी है
kī hai
karnā[pres-perf.sg.f.23]
do[pres-perf.sg.f.23]तब
tab
tab
for only thenपूजे जाते हैं
pūjē jātē haĩ
pūjnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3.past-part+jānā]|pūjnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3.passive]
(x[pres.pl.m.12hon3.past-part+jānā]|x[pres.pl.m.12hon3.passive]).
.
.
.
137Lakshmi and Narayan become Saraswati and Brahma.
128कोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someको
kō
kō[postp.]
toपता
patā
patā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
knowledgeनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]माला
mālā
mālā[n.f.;sg.]
garlandक्या
kyā
kyā
whatचीज़
chīz
chīz[n.f.;sg.]
thingहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
138It is because they make effort that they become worthy of worship.
129ऐसे
aisē
aisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
suchही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyमाला
mālā
mālā[n.f.;sg.]
garlandफेरते रहते हैं
phērtē rahtē haĩ
phērnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3.pres-part+rahnā]
go around[pres.pl.m.12hon3.pres-part+rahnā].
.
.
.
139No one understands what a rosary represents.
13016108
16108
16108
16108की
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooमाला
mālā
mālā[n.f.;sg.]
garlandहोती है
hōtī hai
hōnā[pres.sg.f.23]
be[pres.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
140They just continue to turn a rosary.
131बड़े-बड़े
baṛē-baṛē
baṛā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
veryमन्दिरों
mandirō̃
mandir[x]
templeमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inरखी
rakhī
rakhnā[past-part.f.]
keep[past-part.f.]होती है
hōtī hai
hōnā[pres.sg.f.23]
be[pres.sg.f.23]फिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)कोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someकहाँ
kahā̃
kahā̃
whereसे
sē
sē[postp.]
from,
,
,
, कोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someकहाँ
kahā̃
kahā̃
whereसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromखींचेंगे
khīñchē̃gē
khīñchnā, khaiñchnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
pull[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
141There is even a rosary of 16,108. That is kept in a big temple where everyone turns the rosary from a different place.
132बाबा
bābā
bābā
Babaबाम्बे
bāmbē
bāmbē
Bombayमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inलक्ष्मी-नारायण
lakṣhmī-nārāyaṇ
lakṣhmī-nārāyaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Lakshmi and Narayanके
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K)मन्दिर
mandir
mandir[n.m.;sg.,d.]
templeमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inजाते थे
jātē thē
jānā[hab-past.pl.m.]
go[hab-past.pl.m.],
,
,
, माला
mālā
mālā[n.f.;sg.]
garlandजाकर
jākar
jānā[abs.]
go[abs.]फेरते थे
phērtē thē
phērnā[hab-past.pl.m.]
go around[hab-past.pl.m.],
,
,
, राम-राम
rām-rām
rām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ramaजपते थे
japtē thē
japnā[hab-past.pl.m.]
x[hab-past.pl.m.]क्योंकि
kyōṅki
kyōṅki
becauseफूल
fool|phūl
fool|phūl[n.m.;sg.,d.]|phūlnā[root]
(x|flower|x[root])एक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
142When Baba used to go to the Lakshmi and Narayan Temple in Bombay, he would turn the rosary and recite Rama’s name, because it is the one Father (Rama) who is the tassel (flower).
133फूल
fool|phūl
fool|phūl[n.m.;sg.,d.]|phūlnā[root]
(x|flower|x[root])को
kō
kō[postp.]
toही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyराम-राम
rām-rām
rām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ramaकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
143The flower is called Rama.
134फिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)सारी
sārī
sārā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
the wholeमाला
mālā
mālā[n.f.;sg.]
garlandपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other)माथा टेकते हैं
māthā ṭēktē haĩ
māthā ṭēknā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
bow one's head.
.
.
.
144People bow their heads to the rosary.
135ज्ञान
gyān
gyān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
knowledgeकुछ भी
kuchh bhī
kuchh bhī[x]
anythingनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
145They have no knowledge.
136पादरी
pādrī
pādrī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Christian priestभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooहाथ
hāth
hāth[n.m.;sg.,d.]
handमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inमाला
mālā
mālā[n.f.;sg.]
garlandफेरते रहते हैं
phērtē rahtē haĩ
phērnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3.pres-part+rahnā]
go around[pres.pl.m.12hon3.pres-part+rahnā].
.
.
.
146Priests (Christian) also turn a rosary in their hand.
137पूछो
pūchhō
pūchhnā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
ask[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]किसकी
kiskī
kaun[pn.sg.kī]
who[.kī]माला
mālā
mālā[n.f.;sg.]
garlandफेरते हो
phērtē hō
phērnā[pres.pl.m.2]
go around[pres.pl.m.2] ?
?
?
?
147Ask them whose rosary they are turning.
138उनको
unkō
vah[pn.pl.kō]
that[.kō]तो
tō
tō
thenपता
patā
patā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
knowledgeनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
148They do not know.
139कह देंगे
kah dēgē
kahnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3.root+dēnā]
say[fut.m.pl.12hon3.root+dēnā]क्राइस्ट
Christ
Christ
Christकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)याद
yād
yād[n.f.;sg.]
remembranceमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inफेरते हैं
phērtē haĩ
phērnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
go around[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
149They say that they are turning it in remembrance of Christ.
140उनको
unkō
vah[pn.pl.kō]
that[.kō]यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisपता
patā
patā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
knowledgeनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatक्राइस्ट
Christ
Christ
Christकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)खुद
khud
khud
oneselfआत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulकहाँ
kahā̃
kahā̃
whereहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
150They do not know where the Christ soul is.
141तुम जानते हो
tum jāntē hō
tum jāntē hō[x]
you knowक्राइस्ट
Christ
Christ
Christकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulअब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowतमोप्रधान
tamōpradhān
tamōpradhān[adj.]
tamopradhanहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
151You understand that the Christ soul is now tamopradhan.
142तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooतमोप्रधान
tamōpradhān
tamōpradhān[adj.]
tamopradhanबेगर
beggar
beggar
beggarथे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl].
.
.
.
152You too were tamopradhan beggars.
143अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowबेगर टू प्रिन्स
beggar to prince
beggar to prince[x]
from beggars to princesबनते हो
bantē hō
bannā[pres.pl.m.2]
become[pres.pl.m.2].
.
.
.
153You are now becoming princes from beggars.
144भारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatप्रिन्स
prince
prince[n.m.;sg.,d.]
princeथा
thā
hōnā[past.m.sg]
be[past.m.sg],
,
,
, अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowबेगर
beggar
beggar
beggarहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]फिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)प्रिन्स
prince
prince[n.m.;sg.,d.]
princeबनते हैं
bantē haĩ
bannā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
become[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
154Bharat was a prince; it is now a beggar. 155It will now become a prince once again.
145बनाने
banānē
banānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
create[inf.m.pl.,o.]वाला
vālā
vālā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
those whoहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
father.
.
.
.
156The Father makes you this.
146तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youमनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromप्रिन्स
prince
prince[n.m.;sg.,d.]
princeबनते हो
bantē hō
bannā[pres.pl.m.2]
become[pres.pl.m.2].
.
.
.
157You are becoming princes from human beings.
147एक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneप्रिन्स
prince
prince[n.m.;sg.,d.]
princeकॉलेज
college
college
collegeभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooथा
thā
hōnā[past.m.sg]
be[past.m.sg],
,
,
, जहाँ
jahā̃
jahā̃
where thereप्रिन्स-प्रिन्सेज
prince-princess
prince-princess
prince and princessजाकर
jākar
jānā[abs.]
go[abs.]पढ़ते थे
paṛhtē thē
paṛhnā[hab-past.pl.m.]
study[hab-past.pl.m.].
.
.
.
158There used to be a “Prince College” where princes and princesses would go to study.
148तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youयहाँ
yahā̃
yahā̃
hereपढ़कर
paṛhkar
paṛhnā[abs.]
study[abs.]21
21
21
21जन्म लिए
janma liē
janma lēnā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]
xस्वर्ग
svarg
svarg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
heavenमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inप्रिन्स-प्रिन्सेज
prince-princess
prince-princess
prince and princessबनते हो
bantē hō
bannā[pres.pl.m.2]
become[pres.pl.m.2].
.
.
.
159By studying here, you become princes and princesses in heaven for 21 births.
149यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisश्रीकृष्ण
śhrīkr̥iṣhṇa
śhrīkr̥iṣhṇa[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Shri Krishnaप्रिन्स
prince
prince[n.m.;sg.,d.]
princeहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
160This Shri Krishna is a prince.
150उनके
unkē
vah[pn.pl.kē]
that[.kē]84
84
84
84जन्मों
janmō̃
janm[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
lifeकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)कहानी
kahānī
kahānī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
xलिखी
likhī
likhnā[past-part.f.]
write[past-part.f.]हुई है
huī hai
hōnā[pres-perf.sg.f.23]
be[pres-perf.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
161The story of his 84 births has been written.
151मनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingक्या
kyā
kyā
whatजानें
jānē̃
jānnā[opt.pl.12hon3]
know[opt.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
162What do human beings know?
152यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisबातें
bātē̃
bāt[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
matterसिर्फ
sirph
sirph[adj.]
onlyतुम जानते हो
tum jāntē hō
tum jāntē hō[x]
you know.
.
.
.
163Only you understand these aspects.
153 «
«
«
« भगवानुवाच
bhagvānuvāch
bhagvānuvāch
God speaks'
'
'
''
'
'
'वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatसबका
sabkā
sabkā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
everyone'sफादर
father
father
fatherहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
164God speaks. 165He is the Father of all.
154तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youगॉड फादर
god father
God Father[x]
xसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromसुनते हो
suntē hō
sunnā[pres.pl.m.2]
listen[pres.pl.m.2],
,
,
, जो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatस्वर्ग
svarg
svarg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
heavenकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)स्थापना
sthāpanā
sthāpanā, sthāpan[n.f.;sg.]
establishmentकरते हैं
kartē haĩ
karnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
do[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
166You are listening to God, the Father, who is establishing heaven.
155उसे
usē
vah[pn.sg.kō]
that[.kō]कहा
kahā
kahnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
say[past-part.m.sg.d.]ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyजाता है
jātā hai
jānā[pres.sg.m.23]
go[pres.sg.m.23]सचखण्ड
sachkhaṇḍ
sach khaṇḍ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of truth.
.
.
.
167That is called the land of truth.
156यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]झूठ खण्ड
jhūṭh khaṇḍ
jhūṭh khaṇḍ[x]
land of falsehood.
.
.
.
168This is the land of falsehood.
157सचखण्ड
sachkhaṇḍ
sach khaṇḍ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of truthतो
tō
tō
thenबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherस्थापन
sthāpan
sthāpanā, sthāpan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
establishmentकरेंगे
karē̃gē
karnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
do[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
169It is the Father who establishes the land of truth.
158झूठ खण्ड
jhūṭh khaṇḍ
jhūṭh khaṇḍ[x]
land of falsehoodरावण
rāvaṇ
rāvaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ravanस्थापन
sthāpan
sthāpanā, sthāpan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
establishmentकरते हैं
kartē haĩ
karnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
do[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
170Ravan establishes the land of falsehood.
159रावण
rāvaṇ
rāvaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ravanका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofरूप
rūp
rūp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Rupबनाते हैं
banātē haĩ
banānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
create[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, अर्थ
arth|earth
arth[n.m.;sg.,d.]|earth
(meaning|earth)कुछ
kuchh
kuchh
anythingनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notसमझते हैं
samajhtē haĩ
samajhnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
understand[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, किसको
kiskō
kaun[pn.sg.kō]
who[.kō]भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooपता
patā
patā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
knowledgeनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatआखरीन
ākhrīn
ākhrīn[adj.]
eventuallyभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooरावण
rāvaṇ
rāvaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ravanहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]कौन
kaun
kaun[pn.;d.]
who,
,
,
, जिसको
jiskō
jō[pn.sg.kō]
that[.kō]मारते हैं
mārtē haĩ
mārnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
beat[pres.pl.m.12hon3]फिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)जिंदा
jindā
jindā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
xहो जाता है
hō jātā hai
hōnā[pres.sg.m.23.root+jānā]
be[pres.sg.m.23.root+jānā].
.
.
.
171They make an image of Ravan, but they don’t understand anything. 172No one actually knows who the Ravan, whom they kill and who comes alive again, is.
160वास्तव में
vāstav mē̃
vāstav mē̃[x]
x5
5
5
5विकार
vikār
vikār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
viceस्त्री
strī
strī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
wifeके
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K),
,
,
, 5
5
5
5विकार
vikār
vikār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
viceपुरूष
purūṣh
purūṣh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
manके
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K).
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
.इनको
inkō
yah[pn.pl.kō]
this[.kō]कहा जाता है
kahā jātā hai
kahnā[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|kahnā[pres.sg.m.23.passive]
(say[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|say[pres.sg.m.23.passive])रावण
rāvaṇ
rāvaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ravan.
.
.
.
173It is really the five vices of men and the five vices of women that are known as Ravan. 174They kill him.
161उनको
unkō
vah[pn.pl.kō]
that[.kō]मारते हैं
mārtē haĩ
mārnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
beat[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
. 162रावण
rāvaṇ
rāvaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ravanको
kō
kō[postp.]
toमारकर
mārkar
mārnā[abs.]
beat[abs.]फिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)सोना
sōnā
sōnā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]|sōnā[inf.m.sg.d.]
(gold|sleep[inf.m.sg.d.])लूटते हैं
lūṭtē haĩ
lūṭnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
x[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
175After killing Ravan, they steal gold (take yellow parasitic flowers from trees).
163तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youबच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
childजानते हो
jāntē hō
jānnā[pres.pl.m.2]
know[pres.pl.m.2]-
-
-
-यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]कांटों
kāṇṭō̃
kāṇṭā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
thornका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofजंगल
jaṅgal
jaṅgal[n.m.;sg.,d.]
jungle.
.
.
.
176You children understand that this is the jungle of thorns.
164बाम्बे
bāmbē
bāmbē
Bombayमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inबबुलनाथ
babulnāth
babulnāth[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Babulnathका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooमन्दिर
mandir
mandir[n.m.;sg.,d.]
templeहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
177In Bombay there is a temple to the Lord of Thorns (Babulnath).
165बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherआकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]कांटों
kāṇṭō̃
kāṇṭā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
thornको
kō
kō[postp.]
toफूल
fool|phūl
fool|phūl[n.m.;sg.,d.]|phūlnā[root]
(x|flower|x[root])बनाते हैं
banātē haĩ
banānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
create[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
178The Father comes and changes thorns into flowers.
166सब
sab
sab[adj.]
allएक-दो
ēk-dō
ēk-dō
one anotherको
kō
kō[postp.]
toकांटा
kāṇṭā
kāṇṭā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
thornलगाते हैं
lagātē haĩ
lagānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
attach[pres.pl.m.12hon3]अर्थात्
arthāt
arthāt
that isकाम कटारी
kām kaṭārī
kām kaṭārī[x]
xचलाते रहते हैं
chalātē rahtē haĩ
chalānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3.pres-part+rahnā]
x[pres.pl.m.12hon3.pres-part+rahnā],
,
,
, इसलिए
isliē
isliē
thereforeइनको
inkō
yah[pn.pl.kō]
this[.kō]कांटों
kāṇṭō̃
kāṇṭā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
thornका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofजंगल
jaṅgal
jaṅgal[n.m.;sg.,d.]
jungleकहा जाता है
kahā jātā hai
kahnā[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|kahnā[pres.sg.m.23.passive]
(say[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|say[pres.sg.m.23.passive]).
.
.
.
179It is called the forest of thorns because everyone keeps pricking one another with the vice of lust.
167सतयुग
satyug
satyug[n.m.;sg.,d.]
golden ageको
kō
kō[postp.]
toगॉर्डन
garden
garden
gardenऑफ
of|off
of|off
(of|x)अल्लाह
allāh
allāh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Allahकहा जाता है
kahā jātā hai
kahnā[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|kahnā[pres.sg.m.23.passive]
(say[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|say[pres.sg.m.23.passive]),
,
,
, वही
vahī
vahī
thisफ्लावर्स
flowers
flower
flowerकांटे
kāṇṭē
kāṇṭā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
thornबनते हैं
bantē haĩ
bannā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
become[pres.pl.m.12hon3]फिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)कांटों
kāṇṭō̃
kāṇṭā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
thornसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromफूल
fool|phūl
fool|phūl[n.m.;sg.,d.]|phūlnā[root]
(x|flower|x[root])बनते हैं
bantē haĩ
bannā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
become[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
180The golden age is called the Garden of Allah. 181Those same flowers then become thorns. 182The thorns once again become flowers.
168अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
you5
5
5
5विकारों
vikārō̃
vikār[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
viceपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other)जीत पाते हो
jīt pātē hō
jītnā[pres.pl.m.2.root+pānā]
x[pres.pl.m.2.root+pānā].
.
.
.
183You are now gaining victory over the five vices.
169इस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisरावण राज्य
rāvaṇ rājya
rāvaṇ rājya[x]
kingdom of Ravanका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofविनाश
vināśh
vināśh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
destructionतो
tō
tō
thenहोना
hōnā
hōnā[inf.m.sg.d.]
be[inf.m.sg.d.]ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
184This kingdom of Ravan definitely has to be destroyed.
170आखरीन
ākhrīn
ākhrīn[adj.]
eventuallyबड़ी
baṛī
baṛā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
veryलड़ाई
laṛāī
laṛāī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]|laṛānā[past-part.f.]
(war|x[past-part.f.])भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooहोगी
hōgī
hōnā[fut.f.sg.23]
be[fut.f.sg.23].
.
.
.
185Ultimately, the main war will take place.
171सच्चा-सच्चा
sachchā-sachchā
sachchā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
trueदशहरा
daśhaharā
daśhaharā[x]
Dasheraभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooहोना है
hōnā hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23.oblig1]
be[pres.sg.23.oblig1].
.
.
.
186The real Dashera is to take place.
172रावणराज्य
rāvaṇrājya
rāvaṇ rājya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
kingdom of Ravanही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyखलास
khalās
khalās[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xहो जायेगा
hō jāyēgā
hōnā[fut.m.sg.23.root+jānā]
be[fut.m.sg.23.root+jānā]फिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youलंका
laṅkā
laṅkā[n.f.;sg.]
Lankaलूटेंगे
lūṭē̃gē
lūṭnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
x[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
187When Ravan’s kingdom is destroyed, you will loot Lanka.
173तुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]सोने
sōnē
sōnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]|sōnā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
(sleep[inf.m.pl.,o.]|gold)के
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K)महल
mahal
mahal[n.m.;sg.,d.]
palaceमिल जायेंगे
mil jāyēṅgē
milnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3.root+jānā]
receive[fut.m.pl.12hon3.root+jānā].
.
.
.
188You will have palaces of gold.
174अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youरावण
rāvaṇ
rāvaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ravanपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other)जीत
jīt
jītnā[root]|jīt[n.f.;sg.]
(x[root]|x)प्राप्त कर
prāpt kar
prāpt karnā[root]
reachस्वर्ग
svarg
svarg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
heavenके
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K)मालिक
mālik
mālik[n.m.;sg.,d.]
masterबनते हो
bantē hō
bannā[pres.pl.m.2]
become[pres.pl.m.2].
.
.
.
189You are now gaining victory over Ravan and becoming the masters of heaven.
175बाबा
bābā
bābā
Babaसारे
sārē
sārā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
the wholeविश्व
viśhva
viśhva[n.m.;sg.,d.]
worldका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofराज्य-भाग्य
rājya-bhāgya
rājyabhāgya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xदेते हैं
dētē haĩ
dēnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
give[pres.pl.m.12hon3]इसलिए
isliē
isliē
thereforeइनको
inkō
yah[pn.pl.kō]
this[.kō]शिव
śhiv
śhiv
Shivaभोला
bhōlā
bhōlā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
innocentभण्डारी
bhaṇḍārī
bhanḍārī[x]
bhandariकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
190Baba is called Shiva, the Innocent Lord of the Treasure Store, because He gives you the whole kingdom.
176गणिकायें
gaṇikāyē̃
gaṇikā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
those without virtues,
,
,
, अहिल्यायें
ahilyāyē̃
ahilyā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
Ahilya,
,
,
, कुब्जायें
kubjāyē̃
kubjā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
hunchbacked.
.
.
..
.
.
.सबको
sabkō
sabkō
everythingबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherविश्व का मालिक
viśhva kā mālik
viśhva kā mālik[x]
master of the worldबनाते हैं
banātē haĩ
banānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
create[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
191The Father makes those without virtues, those with stone intellects and hunchbacks, everyone, into the masters of the world.
177कितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soभोला
bhōlā
bhōlā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
innocentहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
192He is so innocent.
178आते
ātē
ānā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
come[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]पतित
patit
patit[adj.]
impureदुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
world,
,
,
, पतित
patit
patit[adj.]
impureशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
in.
.
.
.
193He comes into the impure world and enters an impure body.
179बाकी
bākī
bākī|bākī
(but|others)जो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatस्वर्ग
svarg
svarg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
heavenके
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K)लायक
lāyak
lāyak[x]
worthyनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3],
,
,
, वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatविष
viṣh
viṣh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xपीना
pīnā
pīnā[inf.m.sg.d.]
drink[inf.m.sg.d.]छोड़ते
chhōṛtē
chhōṛnā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
renounce[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
194Those who are not worthy of going to heaven will not stop drinking poison.
180बाप कहते हैं
bāp kahtē haĩ
bāp kahtē haĩ[x]
the Father says-
-
-
-बच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
child,
,
,
, अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowयह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisअन्तिम
antim
antim[adj.]
finalजन्म
janm
janm[n.m.;sg.,d.]|janamnā[root]
(life|be born[root])पावन
pāvan
pāvan[adj.]
pureबनो
banō
bannā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
become[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2].
.
.
.
195The Father says: Children, now become pure for this last birth of yours.
181यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisविकार
vikār
vikār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
viceतुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]आदि-मध्य-अन्त
ādi-madhy-ant
ādi-madhya-ant
the beginning, the middle and the endदुःखी
duḥkhī
duḥkhnā[past-part.f.]|duḥkhī[adj.]
(hurt[past-part.f.]|unhappy)बनाते हैं
banātē haĩ
banānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
create[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
. 182क्या
kyā
kyā
whatतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youइस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisएक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneजन्म
janm
janm[n.m.;sg.,d.]|janamnā[root]
(life|be born[root])के लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
forविष
viṣh
viṣh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xपीना
pīnā
pīnā[inf.m.sg.d.]
drink[inf.m.sg.d.]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notछोड़ सकते हो
chhōṛ saktē hō
chhōṛnā[pres.pl.m.2.root+saknā]
renounce[pres.pl.m.2.root+saknā] ?
?
?
?
196You have been experiencing sorrow due to these vices from their beginning, through the middle, to the end. 197Can you not stop drinking poison for this one birth of yours?
183मैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iतुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]अमृत
amr̥it
amr̥it[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nectarपिलाकर
pilākar
pilānā[abs.]
x[abs.]अमर
amar
amar[adj.]
immortalबनाता हूँ
banātā hū̃
banānā[pres.sg.m.1]
create[pres.sg.m.1]फिर भी
phir bhī
phir bhī[x]
neverthelessतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youपवित्र
pavitra
pavitr[adj.]
pureनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notबनते हो
bantē hō
bannā[pres.pl.m.2]
become[pres.pl.m.2].
.
.
.
198I am giving you nectar and making you immortal. 199In spite of that, you are not becoming pure.
184विष
viṣh
viṣh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xबिगर
bigar
bigar
without,
,
,
, सिगरेट
cigarette
cigarette
cigaretteशराब
śharāb
śharāb[n.f.;sg.]
alcoholबिगर
bigar
bigar
withoutरह
rah
rahnā[root]
remain[root]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notसकते हो
saktē hō
saknā[pres.pl.m.2]
can[pres.pl.m.2].
.
.
.
200You can’t remain without poison, cigarettes and alcohol.
185मैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iबेहद का बाप
bēhad kā bāp
bēhad kā bāp[x]
unlimited Fatherतुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]कहता हूँ
kahtā hū̃
kahnā[pres.sg.m.1]
say[pres.sg.m.1]-
-
-
-बच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
child,
,
,
, इस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisएक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneजन्म
janm
janm[n.m.;sg.,d.]|janamnā[root]
(life|be born[root])के लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
forपावन
pāvan
pāvan[adj.]
pureबनो
banō
bannā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
become[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]तो
tō
tō
thenतुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]स्वर्ग का मालिक
svarg kā mālik
svarg kā mālik[x]
xबनाऊंगा
banāūṅgā
banānā[fut.m.sg.1]
create[fut.m.sg.1].
.
.
.
201I, the unlimited Father, am telling you: Children, become pure for this one birth and I will make you into the masters of heaven.
186पुरानी दुनिया का विनाश
purānī duniyā kā vināśh
purānī duniyā kā vināśh[x]
destruction of the old worldऔर
aur
aur
andनई दुनिया की स्थापना
naī duniyā kī sthāpanā
naī duniyā kī sthāpanā[x]
establishment of the new worldकरना
karnā
karnā[inf.m.sg.d.]
do[inf.m.sg.d.]-
-
-
-यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyकाम
kām
kām[n.m.;sg.,d.]|kām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(task|lust)है
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
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202It is only the Father’s task to destroy the old world and establish the new world.
187बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherआया
āyā
ānā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
come[past-part.m.sg.d.]हुआ है
huā hai
hōnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
be[pres-perf.sg.m.23]सारी
sārī
sārā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
the wholeदुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
worldको
kō
kō[postp.]
toदुःख
duḥkh
duḥkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]|duḥkhnā[root]
(sorrow|hurt[root])से
sē
sē[postp.]
fromलिबरेट
liberate
liberate
liberateकर
kar
karnā[root]
do[root]सुखधाम-शान्तिधाम
sukhdhām-śhāntidhām
sukhdhām-śhāntidhām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inले
lē
lēnā[root]|lēnā[opt.sg.23]
(take[root]|take[opt.sg.23])जाने
jānē
jānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]|jānnā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|jānnā[opt.sg.23]
(go[inf.m.pl.,o.]|know[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|know[opt.sg.23]).
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203The Father has come to liberate the whole world from sorrow and take everyone to the land of peace and the land of happiness.
188अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowसब
sab
sab[adj.]
allधर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionविनाश हो जायेंगे
vināśh hō jāyēṅgē
vināśh hōnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3.root+jānā]
be destroyed.
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204All religions are now to be destroyed.
189एक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneआदि सनातन देवी-देवता धर्म
ādi sanātan dēvī-dēvtā dharm
ādi sanātan dēvī-dēvtā dharm[x]
original eternal deity religionकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)फिर से
phir sē
phir sē[x]
againस्थापना
sthāpanā
sthāpanā, sthāpan[n.f.;sg.]
establishmentहोती है
hōtī hai
hōnā[pres.sg.f.23]
be[pres.sg.f.23].
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.
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205The original eternal deity religion is being established again.
190ग्रंथ
granth
granth[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Granthमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooपरमपिता
parampitā
parampitā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Supreme Fatherपरमात्मा
paramātmā
paramātmā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Supreme Soulको
kō
kō[postp.]
toअकालमूर्त
akālmūrt
akāl mūrt[n.f.;sg.]
immortal imageकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
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.
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206Even in the Granth (Sikh scripture), they call the Supreme Father, the Supreme Soul, the Immortal Image.
191बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]महाकाल
mahākāl
mahākāl[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Great Death,
,
,
, कालों का काल
kālō̃ kā kāl
kālō̃ kā kāl[x]
x.
.
.
.
207The Father is the Lord of Death, the Death of Death.
192वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatकाल
kāl
kal
xतो
tō
tō
thenएक-दो
ēk-dō
ēk-dō
one anotherको
kō
kō[postp.]
toले जायेंगे
lē jāyēṅgē
lē jānā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
carry.
.
.
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208That death will take one or two.
193मैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iतो
tō
tō
thenसभी
sabhī
sab[adv.hī]
allआत्माओं
ātmāō̃
ātmā[n.f.+ō̃;pl.o.]
soulको
kō
kō[postp.]
toले जाऊंगा
lē jāūṅgā
lē jānā[fut.m.sg.1]
carryइसलिए
isliē
isliē
thereforeमहाकाल
mahākāl
mahākāl[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Great Deathकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
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.
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209It is because I take all souls back that I am called the Lord of Death.
194बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherआकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childको
kō
kō[postp.]
toकितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soसमझदार
samajhdār
samajhdār[adj.]
sensibleबनाते हैं
banātē haĩ
banānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
create[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
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210The Father comes and makes you children so wise.
195अच्छा
achchhā
achchhā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
achcha !
!
!
!
211Achcha
196मीठे-मीठे
mīṭhē-mīṭhē
mīṭhā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
sweetसिकीलधे
sikīladhē
sikīladhē[x]
beloved, long-lost and now-foundबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childप्रति
prati
prati
forमात-पिता
māt-pitā
māt-pitā, mātā-pitā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
mother and Fatherबापदादा
bāpdādā
bāpdādā
BapDadaका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofयाद-प्यार
yād-pyār
yād-pyār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
love, remembranceऔर
aur
aur
andगुडमॉर्निंग
good morning
good morning
good morning.
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212To the sweetest, beloved, long-lost and now-found children, love, remembrance and good morning from the Mother, the Father, BapDada.
197रूहानी बाप की रूहानी बच्चों को नमस्ते
rūhānī bāp kī rūhānī bachchō̃ kō namastē
rūhānī bāp kī rūhānī bachchō̃ kō namastē[x]
x.
.
.
.
213The spiritual Father says namaste to the spiritual children.