Murli
9ओम् शान्ति
ōm śhānti
ōm śhānti[x]
Om Shanti.
.
.
.
12Om shanti.
10रूहानी
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.]
bodyकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)कान
kān
kān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
earरूपी
rūpī
rūpī[adj.]
in the form ofकर्मेन्द्रिय
karmēndriy
karmēndriy[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
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])-
-
-
-दूरदेश
dūrdēśh
dūrdēśh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
faraway landसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromमुसाफिर
musāphir
musāphir[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xआया है
āyā hai
ānā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
come[pres-perf.sg.m.23].
.
.
. 11तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youसब
sab
sab[adj.]
allमुसाफिर
musāphir
musāphir[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2])ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
13You spiritual children heard the song, that is, you spirits heard the song through the physical organs of your bodies, through your ears, that the Traveller from the faraway land has come.
12जो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatसब
sab
sab[adj.]
allमनुष्य मात्र
manuṣhya mātra
manuṣhya mātra[x]
xआत्मायें
ātmāyē̃
ātmā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
soulहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatसभी
sabhī
sab[adv.hī]
allमुसाफिर
musāphir
musāphir[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
14All of you are travellers, are you not? 15The souls of all human beings are travellers.
13आत्माओं
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].
.
.
. 14आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]निराकार
nirākār
nirākār[adj.]
incorporeal.
.
.
.
16Souls don't have a home here; souls are incorporeal.
15निराकारी
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.
16उसको
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.
.
.
.
18That is said to be the home, land or world of incorporeal souls.
17इसको
iskō
yah[pn.sg.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]).
.
.
.
19This is called the land of embodied souls.
18वह
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
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])जब
jab
jab
whenआत्मायें
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.]
inप्रवेश 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 land of souls and, when souls come here and enter bodies, they change from incorporeal and become corporeal.
19ऐसे 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].
.
.
. 20रूप
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].
.
.
.
21It isn't that souls don't have a form; they definitely do have a form and name.
21इतनी
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 part-
-
-
-इस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyद्वारा
dvārā
dvārā
through.
.
.
.
22Such a tiny soul plays such a huge part through this body.
22हर 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.]
soरिकॉर्ड
record
record
recordभरा
bharā
bharānā[root]|bharnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
(x[root]|fill[past-part.m.sg.d.])हुआ है
huā hai
hōnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
be[pres-perf.sg.m.23].
.
.
. 23रिकॉर्ड
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
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])कितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soभी
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].
.
.
.
23Each soul has a part recorded to play. 24Once a record is recorded, no matter how many times you repeat it, the same record will be played.
24वैसे
vaisē
vaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
xआत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulइस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)अन्दर
andar
andar
insideरिकॉर्ड
record
record
recordहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23],
,
,
, उसमें
usmē̃
vah[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.]
ofसारा
sārā
sārā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
the wholeपार्ट
part
part[n.m.;sg.,d.]
partभरा
bharā
bharānā[root]|bharnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
(x[root]|fill[past-part.m.sg.d.])हुआ है
huā hai
hōnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
be[pres-perf.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
25In the same way, the soul in the body is a record. 26He has a full part of 84 births recorded in him.
25जैसे
jaisē
jaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
likeआत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulनिराकार
nirākār
nirākār[adj.]
incorporealहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]वैसे
vaisē
vaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
xबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooनिराकार
nirākār
nirākār[adj.]
incorporealहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
27Just as souls are incorporeal, so the Father too is incorporeal.
26कहाँ-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[n.m.;sg.,d.]
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].
.
.
.
28In some cases, they have written in the scriptures that He is beyond name and form.
27परन्तु
parantu
parantu[conj.]
howeverनाम-रूप
nām-rūp
nām rūp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
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.
.
.
.
29However, nothing can be without a name or form.
28आकाश
ākāśh
ākāśh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
etherभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooपोलार
polar
pōlār
empty spaceहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23],
,
,
, नाम-रूप
nām-rūp
nām rūp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
name and formतो
tō
tō
thenहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
30The sky is space; it also has a name and form.
29बिगर
bigar
bigar
withoutनाम
nām
nām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nameके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)कोई भी
kōī bhī
kōī bhī[x]
anyoneचीज़
chīz
chīz[n.f.;sg.]
thingहोती
hōtī
hōnā[pres-part.f.]
be[pres-part.f.]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
31Nothing exists without a name or form.
30मनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingसमझते हैं
samajhtē haĩ
samajhnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
understand[pres.pl.m.12hon3]परमपिता
parampitā
parampitā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Supreme Fatherनाम-रूप
nām-rūp
nām rūp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
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].
.
.
.
32People think the Supreme Father is beyond name and form.
31अगर
agar
agar
ifनाम
nām
nām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nameनहीं तो
nahī̃ tō
nahī̃ tō[x]
otherwiseरूप
rūp
rūp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Rupभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not,
,
,
, देश
dēśh
dēśh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
landभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
33If He didn’t have a name, He wouldn't have a form or land.
32फिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])तो
tō
tō
thenकुछ भी
kuchh bhī
kuchh bhī[x]
anythingनहीं
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.].
.
.
.
34In that case, there would be nothing.
33बुलाते
bulātē
bulānā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
call[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]दूरदेश
dūrdēśh
dūrdēśh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
faraway landका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofरहने
rahnē
rahnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
remain[inf.m.pl.,o.]वाला
vālā
vālā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
those whoपरमपिता
parampitā
parampitā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Supreme Fatherपरमात्मा
paramātmā
paramātmā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Supreme Soul.
.
.
.
35They call out: O Resident of the faraway land, Supreme Father, Supreme Soul.
34अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowदूरदेश
dūrdēśh
dūrdēśh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
faraway landमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inआत्मायें
ātmāyē̃
ātmā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
soulरहती हैं
rahtī haĩ
rahnā[pres.pl.f.12hon3]
remain[pres.pl.f.12hon3],
,
,
, यह
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]दो
dō
dēnā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]|dō[adj.]
(give[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]|two)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]-
-
-
-रामराज्य
rāmrājya
rām rājya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
kingdom of Ramaऔर
aur
aur
andरावण राज्य
rāvaṇ rājya
rāvaṇ rājya[x]
kingdom of Ravan.
.
.
.
36Souls live in the faraway land; this is the corporeal world in which there are the two kingdoms: the kingdom of Rama and the kingdom of Ravan.
35आधाकल्प
ādhākalp
ādhākalp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
for half a cycleहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]रामराज्य
rāmrājya
rām rājya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
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.
.
.
.
37For half the cycle it is the kingdom of Rama and for half the cycle it is the kingdom of Ravan.
36यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childको
kō
kō[postp.]
toसमझाया गया है
samjhāyā gayā hai
samjhānā[pres-perf.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|samjhānā[pres-perf.sg.m.23.passive]
(explain[pres-perf.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|explain[pres-perf.sg.m.23.passive])कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatसतयुग
satyug
satyug[n.m.;sg.,d.]
golden ageसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromईश्वरीय
īśhvarīy
īśhvarīy[adj.]
Godlyराज्य
rājya
rājya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
kingdomशुरू होता है
śhurū hōtā hai
śhurū hōnā[pres.sg.m.23]
x,
,
,
, रामराज्य
rāmrājya
rām rājya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
kingdom of Ramaस्थापन
sthāpan
sthāpanā, sthāpan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
establishmentकरने
karnē
karnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
do[inf.m.pl.,o.]वाला
vālā
vālā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
those whoपरमपिता
parampitā
parampitā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Supreme Fatherपरमात्मा
paramātmā
paramātmā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Supreme Soulहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
38It has been explained to you children that God’s kingdom starts with the golden age. 39It is the Supreme Father, the Supreme Soul, who establishes God’s kingdom.
37वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatकभी
kabhī
kabhī[adv.]
everरावण राज्य
rāvaṇ rājya
rāvaṇ rājya[x]
kingdom of Ravanस्थापन
sthāpan
sthāpanā, sthāpan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
establishmentकर
kar
karnā[root]
do[root]न
na
na[neg]
notसके
sakē
saknā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|saknā[opt.sg.23]
(can[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|can[opt.sg.23]).
.
.
.
40He would never establish Ravan’s kingdom.
38बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childके लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
forकभी
kabhī
kabhī[adv.]
everदुःख
duḥkh
duḥkhnā[root]|duḥkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(hurt[root]|sorrow)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].
.
.
.
41Would a father ever establish a kingdom of sorrow for his children?
39कहते 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
duḥkh
duḥkhnā[root]|duḥkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(hurt[root]|sorrow)सुख
sukh
sukh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
happinessदेते हैं
dētē haĩ
dēnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
give[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
42They say that God gives happiness and sorrow.
40बाप कहते हैं
bāp kahtē haĩ
bāp kahtē haĩ[x]
the Father saysमैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childको
kō
kō[postp.]
toदुःख
duḥkh
duḥkhnā[root]|duḥkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(hurt[root]|sorrow)कैसे
kaisē
kaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
howदे सकता हूँ
dē saktā hū̃
dēnā[pres.sg.m.1.root+saknā]
give[pres.sg.m.1.root+saknā].
.
.
.
43The Father says: How could I cause sorrow for My children?
41मेरा
mērā
maĩ[pn.sg.kā]
I[.kā]तो
tō
tō
thenनाम
nām
nām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nameही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]दुःख हर्ता
duḥkh hartā
duḥkh hartā[x]
Remover of Sorrowसुखकर्ता
sukhkartā
sukh kartā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bestower of happiness.
.
.
.
44My name is the Remover of Sorrow and the Bestower of Happiness.
42यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisतो
tō
tō
thenमनुष्यों
manuṣhyō̃
manuṣhya[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
human beingकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)भूल
bhūl
bhūl[n.f.;sg.]|bhūlnā[root]
(mistake|forget[root])है
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
45This is a mistake by people.
43ईश्वर
īśhvar
īśhvar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Godकभी
kabhī
kabhī[adv.]
everदुःख
duḥkh
duḥkhnā[root]|duḥkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(hurt[root]|sorrow)नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notदेंगे
dēgē
dēnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
give[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
46God would never cause sorrow.
44इस 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.
.
.
.
47It is the land of sorrow at this time.
45आधाकल्प
ādhākalp
ādhākalp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
for half a cycleरावण-राज्य
rāvaṇ-rājya
rāvaṇ rājya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
kingdom of Ravanमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inदुःख
duḥkh
duḥkhnā[root]|duḥkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(hurt[root]|sorrow)ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyमिलता है
miltā hai
milnā[pres.sg.m.23]
receive[pres.sg.m.23].
.
.
. 46सुख
sukh
sukh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
happinessकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)रत्ती
rattī
rattī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
traceनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
48In the kingdom of Ravan there is sorrow for half the cycle; there isn't a grain of happiness.
47सुखधाम
sukhdhām
sukhdhām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of happinessमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inकभी
kabhī
kabhī[adv.]
everदुःख
duḥkh
duḥkhnā[root]|duḥkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(hurt[root]|sorrow)होता
hōtā
hōnā[pres-part.m.sg.d.]
be[pres-part.m.sg.d.]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
49There is never any sorrow in the land of happiness.
48बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherस्वर्ग
svarg
svarg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
heavenका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofरचयिता
rachayitā
rachayitā[x]
Creatorहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
50The Father is the Creator of heaven.
49अभी
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).
.
.
.
51You are now at the confluence age.
50इनको
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].
.
.
.
52No one would call this a new world.
51नई
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]स्वर्ग
svarg
svarg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
heaven.
.
.
.
53The new world is called heaven.
52वही
vahī
vahī
thisफिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])पुरानी
purānī
purānā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
oldदुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
worldबनती है
bantī hai
bannā[pres.sg.f.23]
become[pres.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
54That same world then becomes the old world.
53नई
naī
nayā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
newचीज़
chīz
chīz[n.f.;sg.]
thingजब
jab
jab
whenपुरानी
purānī
purānā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
old,
,
,
, खराब
kharāb
kharāb[adj.]
badदिखाई पड़ती है
dikhāī paṛtī hai
dikhānā[pres.sg.f.23.past-part+paṛnā]
x[pres.sg.f.23.past-part+paṛnā]तो
tō
tō
thenपुरानी
purānī
purānā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
oldचीज
chīj
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]).
.
.
.
55When something that was new looks old and bad, it has to be destroyed. 56People consider poison (vice) to be happiness.
54मनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingविष
viṣh
viṣh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
x (
(
(
(विकारों
vikārō̃
vikār[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
vice)
)
)
) को
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].
.
.
.
57It is said: Why should I renounce nectar and drink poison?
55गाया
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[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|khānā[opt.sg.23]
(eat[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|eat[opt.sg.23]).
.
.
. 56ग्रंथ
granth
granth[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Granthमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inगुरूनानक
gurūnānak
gurūnānak[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Guru Nanakके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooअक्षर
akṣhar
akṣhar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
wordहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
58There are also words spoken by Guru Nanak in the Granth, that there are countless thieves.
57अशंख चोर
aśhaṅkh chōr
aśhaṅkh chōr[x]
Many people earn their living in an unrighteous way.
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
.बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)महिमा
mahimā
mahimā[n.f.;sg.]
praiseगाते हैं
gātē haĩ
gānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
sing[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, आप
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].
.
.
.
59They also sing praise of the Father: Whatever You come and do, it will only be beneficial.
58नहीं 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].
.
.
.
60Otherwise, in Ravan’s kingdom, people would only continue to do bad things.
59बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyआकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]मूत
mūt
mūt[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xपलीती
palītī
palītī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
xकपड़े
kapṛē
kapṛā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
clothesधोते हैं
dhōtē haĩ
dhōnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
x[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
61Only the Father comes and washes the dirty clothes.
60ग्रंथ
granth
granth[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Granthमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inबहुत
bahut
bahut
veryलिखा
likhā
likhānā[root]|likhnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
(x[root]|write[past-part.m.sg.d.])हुआ है
huā hai
hōnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
be[pres-perf.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
62Many things have been written in the Granth.
61सिन्धी
sindhī
sindhī[adj.]
xलोग
lōg
log[n.m.;sg.,d.]
peopleग्रन्थ
granth
granth[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Granthरखते हैं
rakhtē haĩ
rakhnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
keep[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
. 62अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowयह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisतो
tō
tō
thenकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someसिक्ख
sikkh
sikkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Sikhधर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionवाले
vālē
vālā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
those whoहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
63Sindhis keep a Granth scripture, but they don't belong to the Sikh religion.
63यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisतो
tō
tō
thenहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]आदि सनातन देवी-देवता धर्म
ādi sanātan dēvī-dēvtā dharm
ādi sanātan dēvī-dēvtā dharm[x]
original eternal deity religionके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of).
.
.
.
64They belong to the original eternal deity religion.
64सिक्खों
sikkhō̃
sikkh[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
Sikhका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]गुरूनानक
gurūnānak
gurūnānak[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Guru Nanak,
,
,
, उनको
unkō
vah[pn.pl.kō]
that[.kō]दाढ़ी
dāṛhī
dāṛhī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
beardबाल
bāl
bāl[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xथे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl].
.
.
.
65Guru Nanak of the Sikhs had a beard and long hair etc.
65तो
tō
tō
thenसब
sab
sab[adj.]
allसिक्खों
sikkhō̃
sikkh[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
Sikhको
kō
kō[postp.]
toदाढ़ी
dāṛhī
dāṛhī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
beardबाल
bāl
bāl[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xहोने चाहिए
hōnē chāhiē
hōnā[.oblig3]
be[.oblig3].
.
.
.
66Therefore, all the Sikhs should have a beard and long hair.
66आजकल
ājkal
ājkal
nowadaysतो
tō
tō
thenदाढ़ी
dāṛhī
dāṛhī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
beardरखते
rakhtē
rakhnā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
keep[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
. 67बहुत
bahut
bahut
veryफैशनबुल
fashionable
fashion[adj.]
fashionबन गये हैं
ban gayē haĩ
bannā[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.root+jānā]
become[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.root+jānā].
.
.
.
67Nowadays, they don't have beards; they have become very fashionable.
68नहीं तो
nahī̃ tō
nahī̃ tō[x]
otherwiseफॉलो
follow
follow
followकरना चाहिए
karnā chāhiē
karnā[imp.pl.2hon.inf+cāhnā]|karnā[.oblig3]
(do[imp.pl.2hon.inf+cāhnā]|do[.oblig3])ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
68In fact, they should follow (their leader).
69हम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weगुरूनानक
gurūnānak
gurūnānak[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Guru Nanakके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)फॉलोअर्स
followers
follower
followerहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]तो
tō
tō
thenगुरूनानक
gurūnānak
gurūnānak[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Guru Nanakको
kō
kō[postp.]
toफॉलो
follow
follow
followकरना चाहिए
karnā chāhiē
karnā[imp.pl.2hon.inf+cāhnā]|karnā[.oblig3]
(do[imp.pl.2hon.inf+cāhnā]|do[.oblig3])ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
69They are followers of Guru Nanak and so they should be following him.
70यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisतो
tō
tō
thenबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childको
kō
kō[postp.]
toअभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowपता
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
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])कब
kab
kab
whenआयेंगे
āyēṅgē
ānā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
come[fut.m.pl.12hon3] ?
?
?
?
70You children now know that it is 500 years since Guru Nanak existed. 71When will he come again?
71तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youझट
jhaṭ
jhaṭ
xबतायेंगे
batāyēṅgē
batānā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
tell[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
. 72कोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooपूछो
pūchhō
pūchhnā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
ask[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisतो
tō
tō
thenबताओ
batāō
batānā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
tell[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatगुरूनानक
gurūnānak
gurūnānak[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Guru Nanakकब
kab
kab
whenआयेंगे
āyēṅgē
ānā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
come[fut.m.pl.12hon3] ?
?
?
?
72You would straightaway be able to say this. 73Ask anyone: Tell us, when will Guru Nanak come again?
73तो
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.]
soulज्योति
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].
.
.
. 74आयेंगे
āyēṅgē
ānā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
come[fut.m.pl.12hon3]फिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])कैसे
kaisē
kaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
how.
.
.
.
74They will say that his soul has merged into the light, and so how could he come again?
75तुम
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
afterगुरूनानक
gurūnānak
gurūnānak[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Guru Nanakफिर आयेंगे
phir āyēṅgē
phirnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3.root+ānā]
turn[fut.m.pl.12hon3.root+ānā].
.
.
.
75You would say that he will come again 4,500 years from today.
76तुम्हारी
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
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)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.
.
.
.
76The cycle of the whole history and geography of the world goes around in your intellects.
77बुद्ध
buddha
buddha[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Buddha,
,
,
, क्राइस्ट
Christ
Christ
Christआदि
ādi
ādi[adj.]
etc.सबके
sabkē
sabkā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
everyone'sलिए
liē
liē|lēnā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]
(for|take[past-part.m.pl.,o.])कहेंगे
kahē̃gē
kahnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
say[fut.m.pl.12hon3]इस समय
is samay
is samay[x]
at this timeतमोप्रधान
tamōpradhān
tamōpradhān[adj.]
tamopradhanहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3],
,
,
, कब्रदाखिल
kabradākhil
kabradākhil[adj.]
xहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
77It would be said that those of all religions, Buddha, Christ etc., are now tamopradhan and in the graveyard.
78इनको
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]).
.
.
.
78This is called the time of settlement.
79सब
sab
sab[adj.]
allमनुष्य मात्र
manuṣhya mātra
manuṣhya mātra[x]
xजैसे
jaisē
jaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
likeमरे पड़े हैं
marē paṛē haĩ
marnā[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.past-part+paṛnā]
die[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.past-part+paṛnā].
.
.
. 80सबकी
sabkī
sabkā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
everyone'sज्योत
jyōt
jyōti[n.m.;sg.,d.]
lightजैसे
jaisē
jaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
likeबुझी
bujhī
bujhnā[past-part.f.]
x[past-part.f.]हुई है
huī hai
hōnā[pres-perf.sg.f.23]
be[pres-perf.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
79It is as though all human beings are dead, as though everyone’s light has gone out.
81बाप
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.].
.
.
.
80The Father comes to awaken everyone.
82बच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
childजो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatकाम-चिता
kām-chitā
kām chitā[n.f.;sg.]
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.]
fromजगाकर
jagākar
jagānā[abs.]
awaken[abs.]साथ
sāth
sāth[n.m.;sg.,d.]
withले जायेंगे
lē jāyēṅgē
lē jānā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
carry.
.
.
.
81He showers nectar on the children who have been burnt by sitting on the pyre of lust; He awakens them and takes them back with Him.
83माया
māyā
māyā[n.f.;sg.]
Mayaने
nē
nē[postp.]
∅काम-चिता
kām-chitā
kām chitā[n.f.;sg.]
pyre of lustपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other)बिठाए
biṭhāē
biṭhānā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|biṭhānā[opt.sg.23]
(x[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|x[opt.sg.23])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].
.
.
.
82Maya made them sit on the pyre of lust and buried them in the graveyard.
84सो गये हैं
sō gayē haĩ
sōnā[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.root+jānā]
sleep[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.root+jānā].
.
.
.
83They are all sleeping.
85अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherअमृत
amr̥it
amr̥it[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nectarछकाते
chakātē
x
x (
(
(
(पिलाते
pilātē
pilānā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
x[pres-part.m.pl.,o.])
)
)
) हैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
84The Father now sprinkles nectar over you.
86अमृतसर
amr̥itsar
amr̥itsar
Amritsarनाम
nām
nām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nameइसीलिए
isīliē
isīliē
xरखा है
rakhā hai
rakhnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
keep[pres-perf.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
85This is why there is the name, Amritsar.
87बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherआकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]अमृत
amr̥it
amr̥it[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nectarछकाते
chakātē
x
xहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
86The Father comes and sprinkles nectar.
88अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowकहाँ
kahā̃
kahā̃
whereज्ञान अमृत
gyān amr̥it
gyān amr̥it[x]
x,
,
,
, कहाँ
kahā̃
kahā̃
whereपानी
pānī
pānī[n.m.;sg.,d.]|pānā[inf.f.]
(water|x[inf.f.])की
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)बात
bāt
bāt[n.f.;sg.]
matter !
!
!
!
87There is such a difference between the nectar of knowledge and water.
89सिक्ख
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
thenबड़ी
baṛī
baṛā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
veryधूम-धाम
dhūm-dhām
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
rakhā
rakhnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]|rakhānā[root]
(keep[past-part.m.sg.d.]|x[root])है-अमृतसर
hai-amr̥tasar
x
x.
.
.
.
88When the Sikhs have a big occasion, they clean out that pool with a lot of splendour. 89They remove all the dirt and mud from it. 90This is why they have the name, Amritsar – lake of nectar.
90अमृत
amr̥it
amr̥it[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nectarका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofतालाब
tālāb
talāv, tālāb[n.m.;sg.,d.]
lake.
.
.
.
91Guru Nanak Saheb is not the Ocean of Knowledge.
91अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowगुरूनानक
gurūnānak
gurūnānak[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Guru Nanakसाहेब
sāhēb
sāhēb[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xतो
tō
tō
thenकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someज्ञान सागर
gyān sāgar
gyān sāgar[x]
Ocean of Knowledgeहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not,
,
,
, उसने
usnē
vah[pn.sg.nē]
that[.nē]भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)महिमा
mahimā
mahimā[n.f.;sg.]
praiseकी है
kī hai
karnā[pres-perf.sg.f.23]
do[pres-perf.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
92He too praised the Father. 93He himself said: God is the Incorporeal, the Truth, the One who always speaks the truth.
92खुद
khud
khud
oneselfकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3]एकोअंकार
ēkōaṅkār
ēkōaṅkār
x,
,
,
, सतनाम
satnām
sat nām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
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].
.
.
. 93सत्य नारायण की कथा
satya nārāyaṇ kī kathā
satya nārāyaṇ kī kathā[x]
story of the true Narayanहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
. 94सिन्धुवर्ती
sindhuvartī
x
xलोग
lōg
log[n.m.;sg.,d.]
peopleबाहर
bāhar
bāhar
outsideजाते हैं
jātē haĩ
jānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
go[pres.pl.m.12hon3]तो
tō
tō
thenसत्य नारायण की कथा
satya nārāyaṇ kī kathā
satya nārāyaṇ kī kathā[x]
story of the true Narayanकराते हैं
karātē haĩ
karānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
make commit[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
94There is the story of the true Narayan. 95When those who live in Sindh have to go abroad, before they leave, they hold a religious gathering at their place where the story of the true Narayan is related.
95समझते हैं
samajhtē haĩ
samajhnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
understand[pres.pl.m.12hon3]सत्य नारायण की कथा
satya nārāyaṇ kī kathā
satya nārāyaṇ kī kathā[x]
story of the true Narayanसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromसेफ्टी
safety
safety
safetyसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromपार
pār
pār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
acrossहो जायेंगे
hō jāyēṅgē
hōnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3.root+jānā]
be[fut.m.pl.12hon3.root+jānā].
.
.
.
96They believe that they will be able to go overseas safely when they have heard the story of the true Narayan.
96अमरकथा
amarkathā
amarkathā[n.f.;sg.]
story of immortality,
,
,
, तीजरी की कथा
tījrī kī kathā
tījrī kī kathā[x]
story of the third eyeकितनी
kitnī
kitnā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
soभक्ति मार्ग
bhakti mārg
bhakti mārg[x]
path of devotionमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inकथायें
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].
.
.
.
97There is the story of immortality and the story of the third eye. 98You have been listening to so many stories on the path of devotion.
97कहते 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.].
.
.
.
99They say that Shankar related the story to Parvati.
98वह
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.]वाला
vālā
vālā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
those whoवहाँ
vahā̃
vahā̃
thereफिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])कथा
kathā
kathā[n.f.;sg.]
storyकौन
kaun
kaun[pn.;d.]
whoसी
C|see|sī
C|see|sā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
(x|see)सुनाई
sunāī
sunānā[past-part.f.]
speak[past-part.f.] ?
?
?
?
100He is a resident of the subtle region. 101What story would he relate there?
99यह
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].
.
.
.
102The Father sits here and explains all of these things.
100वास्तव में
vāstav mē̃
vāstav mē̃[x]
xतुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]अमरकथा
amarkathā
amarkathā[n.f.;sg.]
story of immortalityसुनाकर
sunākar
sunānā[abs.]
speak[abs.]अमरलोक
amarlōk
amarlōk[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of immortalityमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inमैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iले
lē
lēnā[root]|lēnā[opt.sg.23]
(take[root]|take[opt.sg.23])जाने
jānē
jānnā[opt.sg.23]|jānnā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|jānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
(know[opt.sg.23]|know[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|go[inf.m.pl.,o.])आया हूँ
āyā hū̃
ānā[pres-perf.sg.m.1]
come[pres-perf.sg.m.1].
.
.
.
103In fact, I have come to tell you the story of immortality and to take you to the land of immortality.
101मृत्युलोक
mr̥ityulōk
mr̥ityulōk[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromअमरलोक
amarlōk
amarlōk[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of immortalityमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inमैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iले जाता हूँ
lē jātā hū̃
lē jānā[pres.sg.m.1]
carry.
.
.
.
104I take you from the land of death to the land of immortality.
102बाकी
bākī
bākī|bākī
(others|but)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.]
thatआकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]उनको
unkō
vah[pn.pl.kō]
that[.kō]कथा
kathā
kathā[n.f.;sg.]
storyसुनायेंगे
sunāyēṅgē
sunānā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
speak[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
105What crime did Parvati commit in the subtle region that he would relate the story to her there?
103अभी
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].
.
.
.
106You now understand that you are becoming Narayan from an ordinary man and Lakshmi from an ordinary woman.
104यह
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
jānnā[opt.sg.23]|jānnā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|jānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
(know[opt.sg.23]|know[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|go[inf.m.pl.,o.])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.
.
.
.
107This is the story of the true Narayan and the story of the third eye through which we go to the land of immortality.
105तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youआत्माओं
ātmāō̃
ātmā[n.f.+ō̃;pl.o.]
soulको
kō
kō[postp.]
toअब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowज्ञान 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].
.
.
.
108Each of you souls has now received a third eye of knowledge.
106बाप
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
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])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 worshipआपेही
āpēhī
āpēhī
automaticallyपुजारी
pujārī
pujārī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
worshipper.
.
.
.
109The Father explains: You were beautiful and worthy of worship and you became worshippers during 84 births. 110This is why it is sung: You were worthy of worship and you became worshippers.
107बाप 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].
.
.
.
111The Father says: I am ever worthy of worship.
108तुमको
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].
.
.
.
112I come and change you from worshippers and make you worthy of worship.
109कहते 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.
.
.
.
113People call out: O Rama, come and purify us!
110सब
sab
sab[adj.]
allभगत
bhagat
bhagat[adj.]
xपुकारते हैं
pukārtē haĩ
pukārnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
call[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
114All devotees call out.
111आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulपुकारती है
pukārtī hai
pukārnā[pres.sg.f.23]
call[pres.sg.f.23]ना
nā
nā
∅-
-
-
-हे
hē
hē
xपतित-पावन
patit-pāvan
patit pāvan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Purifier.
.
.
.
115Souls call out: O Purifier!
112अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youसमझते हो
samajhtē hō
samajhnā[pres.pl.m.2]
understand[pres.pl.m.2]कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatगीता
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],
,
,
, पावन
pāvan
pāvan[adj.]
pureबनाने
banānē
banānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
create[inf.m.pl.,o.]वाला
vālā
vālā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
those whoएक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyपरमपिता
parampitā
parampitā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Supreme Fatherपरमात्मा
paramātmā
paramātmā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Supreme Soulहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
116You now understand that it wasn’t Krishna who spoke the Gita. 117Only the one Supreme Father, the Supreme Soul, purifies everyone.
113एक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyराम
rām
rām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Rama.
.
.
.
118There is only one Rama.
114तो
tō
tō
thenबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherसमझाते हैं
samjhātē haĩ
samjhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
explain[pres.pl.m.12hon3]कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatओपीनियन
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].
.
.
.
119The Father says: Continue to take the opinion of people who say that God is not omnipresent.
115गीता 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.
.
.
.
120The God of the Gita is Shiva, not Krishna.
116पहले
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]भगवान
bhagvān
bhagvān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Godकिसको
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])-
-
-
-निराकार
nirākār
nirākār[adj.]
incorporealको
kō
kō[postp.]
toवा
vā
vā
orसाकार
sākār
sākār, sākārī[adj.]
sakarको
kō
kō[postp.]
to ?
?
?
?
121First of all, ask them who God is: the incorporeal One or the corporeal one?
117कृष्ण
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,
,
,
, शिव
śhiv
śhiv
Shivaहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]निराकार
nirākār
nirākār[adj.]
incorporeal.
.
.
. 118वह
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
loanलेता है
lētā hai
lēnā[pres.sg.m.23]
take[pres.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
122Krishna is corporeal and Shiva is incorporeal; He simply takes this body on loan.
119बाकी
bākī
bākī|bākī
(others|but)माता
mātā
mātā[n.f.;sg.]
motherके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)गर्भ
garbh
garbh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
wombसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromजन्म
janm
janamnā[root]|janm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(be born[root]|life)नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notलेते हैं
lētē haĩ
lēnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
take[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
123He doesn't take birth through the womb of a mother.
120पहले
pahlē
pahlā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|pahlē[adv.]
(x|firstly)नम्बर
number
number
numberगर्भ
garbh
garbh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
wombमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inआने
ānē
ānā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]|ānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
(x|come[inf.m.pl.,o.])वाली
vālī
vālā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
those whoहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]कृष्ण
kr̥iṣhṇa
kr̥iṣhṇa[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Krishnaकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soul.
.
.
.
124The number one soul to enter a womb is the Krishna soul.
121ब्रह्मा
brahmā
brahmā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Brahma,
,
,
, विष्णु
viṣhṇu
viṣhṇu[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Vishnu,
,
,
, शंकर
śhaṅkar
śhaṅkar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Shankarभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooसूक्ष्म
sūkṣhma
sūkṣhma[adj.]
subtleशरीरधारी
śharīrdhārī
śharīrdhārī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodily beingहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
125Brahma, Vishnu and Shankar are beings with subtle bodies.
122शिव
śhiv
śhiv
Shivaको
kō
kō[postp.]
toशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
126Shiva doesn’t have a body of His own.
123यहाँ
yahā̃
yahā̃
hereइस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisलोक
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].
.
.
.
127Here, in this world, souls have corporeal bodies.
124बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)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.
.
.
. 125सर्व
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.
.
.
.
128The praise of the Father is: the Purifier and the Bestower of Salvation for All, the Liberator of All and the Remover of Sorrow and Bestower of Happiness.
126अच्छा
achchhā
achchhā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
achchaसुख
sukh
sukh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
happinessकहाँ
kahā̃
kahā̃
whereहो सकता है
hō saktā hai
hōnā[pres.sg.m.23.root+saknā]
be[pres.sg.m.23.root+saknā] ?
?
?
?
129OK, where can you have happiness?
127सुख
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
janamnā[root]|janm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(be born[root]|life)में
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
in.
.
.
. 128जब
jab
jab
whenरावण
rāvaṇ
rāvaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ravanकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)दुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
worldखत्म
khatm
ḵẖatm[adj.]
finishedहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2])स्वर्ग
svarg
svarg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
heavenकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)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].
.
.
.
130You will receive happiness in your next birth when the world of Ravan is destroyed and heaven is established.
129अच्छा
achchhā
achchhā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
achchaलिबरेट
liberate
liberate
liberateकिससे
kissē
kaun[pn.sg.sē]
who[.sē]करते हैं
kartē haĩ
karnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
do[pres.pl.m.12hon3] ?
?
?
?
131OK, what do you become liberated from?
130रावण
rāvaṇ
rāvaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ravanके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)दुःख
duḥkh
duḥkhnā[root]|duḥkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(hurt[root]|sorrow)से
sē
sē[postp.]
from.
.
.
.
132From the sorrow of Ravan.
131यह
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
∅.
.
.
.
133This is the land of sorrow.
132अच्छा
achchhā
achchhā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
achchaफिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])गाइड
guide
guide
guideभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooबनते हैं
bantē haĩ
bannā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
become[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
134Baba then also becomes the Guide.
133यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyतो
tō
tō
thenयहाँ
yahā̃
yahā̃
hereही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyखत्म
khatm
ḵẖatm[adj.]
finishedहो जाते हैं
hō jātē haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3.root+jānā]
be[pres.pl.m.12hon3.root+jānā].
.
.
.
135Bodies are going to be finished here.
134बाकी
bākī
bākī|bākī
(others|but)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.
.
.
.
136He then takes all souls back.
135सबको
sabkō
sabkō
everythingदुःख
duḥkh
duḥkhnā[root]|duḥkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(hurt[root]|sorrow)से
sē
sē[postp.]
fromछुड़ाय
chhuṛāy
chhuṛāy[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
x,
,
,
, 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.
.
.
.
137He liberates everyone from sorrow, purifies them and takes them back home.
136मनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingजब
jab
jab
whenशादी
śhādī
śhādī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
weddingकर आते हैं
kar ātē haĩ
karnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3.root+ānā]
do[pres.pl.m.12hon3.root+ānā]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]पति
pati
pati[n.m.;sg.,d.]
husband,
,
,
, पीछे
pīchhē
pīchhē
xहोती है
hōtī hai
hōnā[pres.sg.f.23]
be[pres.sg.f.23]ब्राइड
brāiḍ
x
x.
.
.
.
138When a couple who have just been married arrive home, the bridegroom enters first and then the bride. 139Then comes the procession.
137फिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])बरात
barāt
barāt[n.f.;sg.]
processionहोती है
hōtī hai
hōnā[pres.sg.f.23]
be[pres.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
140Your rosary is also like that.
138अब
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.]
suchही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
141There is first Shiv Baba, the flower (tassel).
139ऊपर
ūpar
ūpar
overमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]शिवबाबा
śhivbābā
śhivbābā
Shiv Babaफूल
fool|phūl
fool|phūl[n.m.;sg.,d.]|phūlnā[root]
(x|flower|x[root]),
,
,
, पहले
pahlē
pahlā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|pahlē[adv.]
(x|firstly)फूल
fool|phūl
fool|phūl[n.m.;sg.,d.]|phūlnā[root]
(x|flower|x[root])को
kō
kō[postp.]
toनमस्कार
namaskār
namaskār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xकरेंगे
karē̃gē
karnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
do[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
. 140फिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])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,
,
,
, फिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])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
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)मददगार
madadgār
madadgār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
helperबच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
childहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2]).
.
.
.
142People first salute the flower (tassel of a rosary), then there is the dual-bead of Brahma and Saraswati and then all you children who become Baba's helpers.
141फूल
fool|phūl
fool|phūl[n.m.;sg.,d.]|phūlnā[root]
(x|flower|x[root])शिवबाबा
śhivbābā
śhivbābā
Shiv Babaकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)याद
yād
yād[n.f.;sg.]
remembranceसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyसूर्यवंशी
sūryavanśhī
sūryavanśhī[adj.]
part of the sun dynastyविष्णु
viṣhṇu
viṣhṇu[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Vishnuकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)माला
mālā
mālā[n.f.;sg.]
garlandबनी है
banī hai
bannā[pres-perf.sg.f.23]
become[pres-perf.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
143The rosary of the sun-dynasty Vishnu is created by Shiv Baba, the Flower, who is remembered.
142ब्रह्मा-सरस्वती
brahmā-sarasvatī
brahmā-sarasvatī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xसो
sō
sō|sōnā[root]
(x|sleep[root])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].
.
.
.
144Saraswati and Brahma then become Lakshmi and Narayan.
143देवता
dēvtā
dēvtā[n.f.;sg.]
deity,
,
,
, क्षत्रिय
kṣhatriya
kṣhatriya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
x.
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
.फिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])शूद्र
śhūdra
śhūdra[n.m.;sg.,d.]
shudraसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromब्राह्मण
brāhmaṇ
brāhmaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Brahminबन
ban
bannā[root]|ban[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(become[root]|x)यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisनॉलेज
knowledge
knowledge
knowledgeलेकर
lēkar
lēnā[abs.]
take[abs.]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].
.
.
. 144यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisमाला
mālā
mālā[n.f.;sg.]
garlandउन्हों
unhō̃
vah[pn.pl.o.]
thatकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)बनी
banī
bannā[past-part.f.]
become[past-part.f.]हुई है
huī hai
hōnā[pres-perf.sg.f.23]
be[pres-perf.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
145There are the deities, warriors, etc. 146You then become Brahmins from shudras and you then become Lakshmi and Narayan by taking this knowledge. 147This is their rosary.
145यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisब्रह्मा-सरस्वती
brahmā-sarasvatī
brahmā-sarasvatī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyराजा-रानी
rājā-rānī
rājā rānī
king and queenबनेंगे
banē̃gē
bannā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
become[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
148This Brahma and Saraswati become the king and queen.
146उन्होंने
unhōnnē
vah[pn.pl.nē]
that[.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]).
.
.
.
149It is because they made effort that they are worshipped.
147कोई
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]कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatमाला
mālā
mālā[n.f.;sg.]
garlandक्या
kyā
kyā
whatचीज़
chīz
chīz[n.f.;sg.]
thingहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
150No one knows what the rosary represents.
148ऐसे
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].
.
.
. 14916108
16108
16108
16108की
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooमाला
mālā
mālā[n.f.;sg.]
garlandहोती है
hōtī hai
hōnā[pres.sg.f.23]
be[pres.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
151They continue to turn the beads of a rosary just like that.
150बड़े-बड़े
baṛē-baṛē
baṛā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
veryमन्दिरों
mandirō̃
mandir[x]
templeमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inरखी जाती है
rakhī jātī hai
rakhnā[pres.sg.f.23.past-part+jānā]|rakhnā[pres.sg.f.23.passive]
(keep[pres.sg.f.23.past-part+jānā]|keep[pres.sg.f.23.passive]).
.
.
.
152There is also the rosary of 16,108. It is placed in very large temples.
151फिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])कोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someकहाँ
kahā̃
kahā̃
whereसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromखींचेगा
khīñchēgā
khīñchnā, khaiñchnā[fut.m.sg.23]
pull[fut.m.sg.23],
,
,
, कोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someकहाँ
kahā̃
kahā̃
whereसे
sē
sē[postp.]
from.
.
.
.
153Some pull it from one place; others pull it from another place.
152बाबा
bābā
bābā
Babaबाम्बे
bāmbē
bāmbē
Bombayमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inलक्ष्मी-नारायण
lakṣhmī-nārāyaṇ
lakṣhmī-nārāyaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Lakshmi and Narayanके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)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.].
.
.
.
154Baba used to go to the temple of Lakshmi and Narayan in Bombay.
153माला
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.].
.
.
.
155He used to go and turn the beads of the rosary and chant the name of Rama.
154फूल
fool|phūl
fool|phūl[n.m.;sg.,d.]|phūlnā[root]
(x|flower|x[root])शिवबाबा
śhivbābā
śhivbābā
Shiv Babaहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
156Shiv Baba is the flower.
155फूल
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]फिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])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.
.
.
.
157This one would say, "Rama, Rama" to the flower and then bow to the whole rosary.
156ज्ञान
gyān
gyān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
knowledgeतो
tō
tō
thenकुछ भी
kuchh bhī
kuchh bhī[x]
anythingहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
158He didn't have any knowledge at all.
157पादरी
pādrī
pādrī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Christian priestलोग
lōg
log[n.m.;sg.,d.]
peopleभी
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].
.
.
.
159Even Christian priests keep a rosary in their hands and turn the beads of it all the time.
158पूछो
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 रहते हो
phērtē rahtē hō
phērnā[pres.pl.m.2.pres-part+rahnā]
go around[pres.pl.m.2.pres-part+rahnā] ?
?
?
? 159कहेंगे
kahē̃gē
kahnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
say[fut.m.pl.12hon3]क्राईस्ट
Christ
Christ
Christकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)याद
yād
yād[n.f.;sg.]
remembranceमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inमाला
mālā
mālā[n.f.;sg.]
garlandफेरते हैं
phērtē haĩ
phērnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
go around[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
160Ask them whose rosary they are turning and they will reply that they are turning the beads of a rosary in remembrance of Christ.
160उन्हों
unhō̃
vah[pn.pl.o.]
thatके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)बड़े
baṛē
baṛā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
veryपोप
pope
pope
xपादरी
pādrī
pādrī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Christian priestहोते हैं
hōtē haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.m.12hon3]तो
tō
tō
thenवह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatफिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])पोपों
pōpō̃
x
xकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)माला
mālā
mālā[n.f.;sg.]
garlandहोगी
hōgī
hōnā[fut.f.sg.23]
be[fut.f.sg.23].
.
.
.
161Their senior priest is the Pope, and so they would have rosaries of Popes.
161उन
un
vah[pn.pl.o.]
thatसबके
sabkē
sabkā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
everyone'sचित्र
chitra
chitra[n.m.;sg.,d.]
pictureहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
162There are images of all of them.
162पोपों
pōpō̃
x
xका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofकितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soमान
mān
mān[n.m.;sg.,d.]|mānnā[root]
(respect|x[root])है
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
163The Popes are given so much regard.
163उनको
unkō
vah[pn.pl.kō]
that[.kō]खुद
khud
khud
oneselfपता
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
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulकहाँ
kahā̃
kahā̃
whereहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23] !
!
!
!
164They themselves don't know where the Christ soul is.
164तुम जानते हो
tum jāntē hō
tum jāntē hō[x]
you knowकि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatक्राइस्ट
Christ
Christ
Christकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooअभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowबेगर
beggar
beggar
beggarरूप
rūp
rūp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Rupमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
165You know that the Christ soul is somewhere in the form of a beggar.
165तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooअभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowबेगर टु प्रिन्स
beggar to prince
beggar to prince[x]
from beggars to princesबन रहे हो
ban rahē hō
bannā[pres.pl.m.prog.2]
become[pres.pl.m.prog.2].
.
.
.
166You too are now beggars and are becoming princes.
166भारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyप्रिन्स
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
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])प्रिन्स
prince
prince[n.m.;sg.,d.]
princeबनते हैं
bantē haĩ
bannā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
become[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
167Bharat was a prince; it is now a beggar and will once again become a prince.
167बनाने
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]एक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneरूहानी
rūhānī
rūhānī[adj.]
spiritualबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
father.
.
.
.
168Only the one spiritual Father makes it that.
168बेगर
beggar
beggar
beggarसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromप्रिन्स
prince
prince[n.m.;sg.,d.]
princeबनते हो
bantē hō
bannā[pres.pl.m.2]
become[pres.pl.m.2].
.
.
.
169You become princes from beggars.
169एक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneप्रिन्स-प्रिन्सेज
prince-princess
prince-princess
prince and princessका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofकॉलेज
college
college
collegeभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23],
,
,
, जहाँ
jahā̃
jahā̃
where thereजाकर
jākar
jānā[abs.]
go[abs.]वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatपढ़ते हैं
paṛhtē haĩ
paṛhnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
study[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
170There is also a college for princes and princesses where they study.
170तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youयहाँ
yahā̃
yahā̃
hereपढ़कर
paṛhkar
paṛhnā[abs.]
study[abs.]21
21
21
21जन्मों
janmō̃
janm[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
lifeके लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
forप्रिन्स-प्रिन्सेज
prince-princess
prince-princess
prince and princessस्वर्ग
svarg
svarg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
heavenमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inबनते हो
bantē hō
bannā[pres.pl.m.2]
become[pres.pl.m.2].
.
.
.
171You study here and become princes and princesses of heaven for 21 births.
171नॉलेज
knowledge
knowledge
knowledgeसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youमनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromदेवता बनते हो
dēvtā bantē hō
dēvtā bannā[pres.pl.m.2]
become deity.
.
.
.
172Through this knowledge you change from humans into deities.
172अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youसमझते हो
samajhtē hō
samajhnā[pres.pl.m.2]
understand[pres.pl.m.2]जो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatश्रीकृष्ण
śhrīkr̥iṣhṇa
śhrīkr̥iṣhṇa[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Shri Krishnaसतयुग
satyug
satyug[n.m.;sg.,d.]
golden ageका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofप्रिन्स
prince
prince[n.m.;sg.,d.]
princeथा
thā
hōnā[past.m.sg]
be[past.m.sg]सो
sō
sō|sōnā[root]
(x|sleep[root])84
84
84
84जन्मों
janmō̃
janm[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
lifeके बाद
kē bād
kē bād[x]
afterबेगर
beggar
beggar
beggarबना है
banā hai
bannā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
become[pres-perf.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
173You now understand that Shri Krishna, who was a prince of the golden age, has now become a beggar after 84 births.
1735
5
5
5हजार
hajār
hazār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
1000वर्ष
varṣh
varṣh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
yearपहले
pahlē
pahlā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|pahlē[adv.]
(x|firstly)देवी-देवतायें
dēvī-dēvtāyē̃
dēvī-dēvtā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
deitiesकितने
kitnē
kitnā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
soसाहूकार
sāhūkār
sāhūkār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
wealthyथे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl].
.
.
.
174Five thousand years ago the deities were so wealthy!
174अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowवही
vahī
vahī
thisकंगाल
kaṅgāl
kaṅgāl[adj.]
poverty-strickenबेगर
beggar
beggar
beggarबने हैं
banē haĩ
bannā[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3]
become[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
175They have now become poverty-stricken beggars.
175यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisबातें
bātē̃
bāt[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
matterसिर्फ
sirph
sirph[adj.]
onlyतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyसुन सकते हो
sun saktē hō
sunnā[pres.pl.m.2.root+saknā]
listen[pres.pl.m.2.root+saknā].
.
.
.
176Only you hear these things. 177God speaks.
176भगवानुवाच
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].
.
.
.
178He is the Father of All.
177तुम
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].
.
.
.
179You listen to God, the Father.
178गीता
gītā
gītā[n.f.;sg.]
Gitaमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inसिर्फ
sirph
sirph[adj.]
onlyभूल
bhūl
bhūl[n.f.;sg.]|bhūlnā[root]
(mistake|forget[root])यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisकर दी है
kar dī hai
karnā[pres-perf.sg.f.23.root+dēnā]
do[pres-perf.sg.f.23.root+dēnā]जो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatशिव
śhiv
śhiv
Shivaभगवानुवाच
bhagvānuvāch
bhagvānuvāch
God speaksके बदले
kē badlē
kē badlē[x]
instead ofकृष्ण
kr̥iṣhṇa
kr̥iṣhṇa[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Krishnaभगवानुवाच
bhagvānuvāch
bhagvānuvāch
God speaksनाम
nām
nām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nameडाल दिया है
ḍāl diyā hai
ḍālnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23.root+dēnā]
create[pres-perf.sg.m.23.root+dēnā]इसलिए
isliē
isliē
thereforeगाया जाता है
gāyā jātā hai
gānā[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|gānā[pres.sg.m.23.passive]
(sing[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|sing[pres.sg.m.23.passive])झूठी दुनिया
jhūṭhī duniyā
jhūṭhī duniyā[x]
the world is false.
.
.
.
180In the Gita, instead of saying that God Shiva speaks they have just made the mistake of saying: God Krishna speaks. 181That is why this world is said to be false.
179इस समय
is samay
is samay[x]
at this timeसारी
sārī
sārā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
the wholeदुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
worldकांटों
kāṇṭō̃
kāṇṭā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
thornका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofजंगल
jaṅgal
jaṅgal[n.m.;sg.,d.]
jungleबन गई है
ban gaī hai
bannā[pres-perf.sg.f.23.root+jānā]
become[pres-perf.sg.f.23.root+jānā].
.
.
.
182At this time the whole world has become a forest of thorns.
180बाम्बे
bāmbē
bāmbē
Bombayमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inबबुलनाथ
babulnāth
babulnāth[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Babulnathका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofमन्दिर
mandir
mandir[n.m.;sg.,d.]
templeहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
183In Bombay they have a temple to Babulnath (Lord of Thorns).
181बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherआकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]इन
in
in|yah[pn.pl.o.]
(in|this)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].
.
.
.
184The Father comes and changes these thorns into flowers.
182सब
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[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
xचलाते हैं
chalātē haĩ
chalānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
x[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, 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]).
.
.
.
185Everyone continues to prick one another, that is, they continue to use the sword of lust, which is why this is called the forest of thorns.
183सतयुग
satyug
satyug[n.m.;sg.,d.]
golden ageको
kō
kō[postp.]
toगार्डन
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]).
.
.
.
186The golden age is called the garden of Allah.
184वही
vahī
vahī
thisफ्लावर्स
flowers
flower
flower,
,
,
, कांटे
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
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])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].
.
.
.
187Those who are flowers then become thorns and then, from thorns, they become flowers.
185सतयुग
satyug
satyug[n.m.;sg.,d.]
golden ageमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inकभी
kabhī
kabhī[adv.]
everरावण
rāvaṇ
rāvaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ravanको
kō
kō[postp.]
toनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notजलाते
jalātē
jalānā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
burn[pres-part.m.pl.,o.].
.
.
.
188They never burn an effigy of Ravan in the golden age.
186रावण
rāvaṇ
rāvaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ravanपुराना
purānā
purānā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
oldदुश्मन
duśhman
duśhman[n.m.;sg.,d.]
enemyहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]भारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
of.
.
.
.
189Ravan is an old enemy of Bharat.
187तुम्हारी
tumhārī
tum[pn.pl.kī]
you[.kī]लड़ाई है
laṛāī hai
laṛānā[pres-perf.sg.f.23]
x[pres-perf.sg.f.23]रावण
rāvaṇ
rāvaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ravanसे
sē
sē[postp.]
from,
,
,
, जिसने
jisnē
jō[pn.sg.nē]
that[.nē]आधाकल्प
ādhākalp
ādhākalp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
for half a cycleदुःख दिया है
duḥkh diyā hai
duḥkhnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23.root+dēnā]
hurt[pres-perf.sg.m.23.root+dēnā].
.
.
.
190Your war is with Ravan who has been causing you sorrow for half the cycle.
188आखरीन
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].
.
.
.
191Eventually, there will also be a great war.
189सच्चा-सच्चा
sachchā-sachchā
sachchā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
trueदशहरा
daśhaharā
daśhaharā[x]
Dasheraहोना है
hōnā hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23.oblig1]
be[pres.sg.23.oblig1].
.
.
.
192The true Dashera is to take place.
190रावणराज्य
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],
,
,
, तुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]फिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])सोने
sōnē
sōnā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]|sōnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
(gold|sleep[inf.m.pl.,o.])के
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)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].
.
.
.
193The kingdom of Ravan will be destroyed. 194You will then receive golden palaces.
191अभी
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
jīt[n.f.;sg.]|jītnā[root]
(x|x[root])पहन
pahan
pahannā[root]
x[root]स्वर्ग
svarg
svarg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
heavenके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)मालिक
mālik
mālik[n.m.;sg.,d.]
masterबनते हो
bantē hō
bannā[pres.pl.m.2]
become[pres.pl.m.2].
.
.
.
195You are now conquering Ravan and becoming the masters of heaven.
192बाबा
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
rājya
rājya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
kingdomभाग्य
bhāgya
bhāgya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xदेते हैं
dētē haĩ
dēnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
give[pres.pl.m.12hon3]इसलिए
isliē
isliē
thereforeउनको
unkō
vah[pn.pl.kō]
that[.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].
.
.
.
196Baba gives you your fortune of the kingdom of the whole world and that is why He is called Shiva, the Innocent Lord of all treasures.
193गणिकायें
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.]
hunchbackedसबको
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].
.
.
.
197The Father makes all of those without virtue, those with stone intellects and the hunchbacks, into the masters of the world.
194कितना
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].
.
.
.
198He is so innocent!
195आते
ātē
ānā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
come[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooपतित
patit
patit[adj.]
impureदुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
worldमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
in,
,
,
, पतित
patit
patit[adj.]
impureशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
199He comes here and enters an impure body in the impure world.
196बाकी
bākī
bākī|bākī
(others|but)जो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatस्वर्ग
svarg
svarg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
heavenके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)लायक
lāyak
lāyak[x]
worthyनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatविकारों
vikārō̃
vikār[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
viceको
kō
kō[postp.]
toछोड़
chhōṛ
chhōṛnā[root]
renounce[root]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notसकते
saktē
saknā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
can[pres-part.m.pl.,o.].
.
.
.
200Those who are not worthy of heaven cannot renounce the vices.
197बाप कहते हैं
bāp kahtē haĩ
bāp kahtē haĩ[x]
the Father says-
-
-
-बच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
childअभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowयह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisअन्तिम
antim
antim[adj.]
finalजन्म
janm
janamnā[root]|janm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(be born[root]|life)तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youपावन
pāvan
pāvan[adj.]
pureबनो
banō
bannā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
become[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2].
.
.
.
201The Father says: Children, now become pure in this last birth.
198यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisविकार
vikār
vikār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
viceप्वाइज़न
poison
poison
poisonहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]जो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatतुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]आदि-मध्य-अन्त
ādi-madhy-ant
ādi-madhya-ant
the beginning, the middle and the endदुःखी
duḥkhī
duḥkhī[adj.]|duḥkhnā[past-part.f.]
(unhappy|hurt[past-part.f.])बनाते हैं
banātē haĩ
banānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
create[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
202That vice is poison and it causes you sorrow from its beginning through the middle to the end.
199क्या
kyā
kyā
whatतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youयह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisएक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneअन्तिम
antim
antim[adj.]
finalजन्म
janm
janamnā[root]|janm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(be born[root]|life)इन्हें
inhē̃
yah[pn.pl.kō]
this[.kō]छोड़
chhōṛ
chhōṛnā[root]
renounce[root]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notसकते
saktē
saknā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
can[pres-part.m.pl.,o.] ?
?
?
?
203Can you not renounce it for this one, last birth?
200मैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iतुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]अमृत
amr̥it
amr̥it[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nectarपिलाए
pilāē
pilānā[opt.sg.23]|pilānā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]
(x[opt.sg.23]|x[past-part.m.pl.,o.])अमर
amar
amar[adj.]
immortalबनाता हूँ
banātā hū̃
banānā[pres.sg.m.1]
create[pres.sg.m.1].
.
.
.
204I am giving you nectar to drink to make you immortal.
201फिर 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].
.
.
.
205In spite of that, you don't become pure!
202विकारों
vikārō̃
vikār[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
viceबिगर
bigar
bigar
without,
,
,
, सिगरेट
cigarette
cigarette
cigaretteबिगर
bigar
bigar
without,
,
,
, शराब
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].
.
.
.
206You cannot stay without vice, cigarettes or alcohol.
203मैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iबेहद का बाप
bēhad kā bāp
bēhad kā bāp[x]
unlimited Fatherकहता हूँ
kahtā hū̃
kahnā[pres.sg.m.1]
say[pres.sg.m.1]तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youएक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneजन्म
janm
janamnā[root]|janm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(be born[root]|life)पवित्र
pavitra
pavitr[adj.]
pureबनो
banō
bannā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
become[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]तो
tō
tō
thenमैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iस्वर्ग का मालिक
svarg kā mālik
svarg kā mālik[x]
xबनाऊंगा
banāūṅgā
banānā[fut.m.sg.1]
create[fut.m.sg.1].
.
.
.
207I, your unlimited Father, am telling you: Become pure for one birth and I will make you into the masters of heaven.
204तुम जानते हो
tum jāntē hō
tum jāntē hō[x]
you knowबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherआया
āyā
ānā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
come[past-part.m.sg.d.]ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]सारी
sārī
sārā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
the wholeदुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
worldको
kō
kō[postp.]
toदुःख
duḥkh
duḥkhnā[root]|duḥkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(hurt[root]|sorrow)से
sē
sē[postp.]
fromलिबरेट
liberate
liberate
liberateकर
kar
karnā[root]
do[root]सुखधाम
sukhdhām
sukhdhām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of happiness,
,
,
, शान्तिधाम
śhāntidhām
śhāntidhām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of peaceमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inले
lē
lēnā[root]|lēnā[opt.sg.23]
(take[root]|take[opt.sg.23])चलने
chalnē
chalnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
continue[inf.m.pl.,o.].
.
.
.
208You know that the Father has come to liberate the whole world from sorrow and take you to the land of peace and the land of happiness.
205अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowसब
sab
sab[adj.]
allधर्मों
dharmō̃
dharm[x]
religionका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofविनाश हो जायेगा
vināśh hō jāyēgā
vināśh hōnā[fut.m.sg.23.root+jānā]
be destroyed.
.
.
.
209All the religions are now to be destroyed.
206एक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneआदि सनातन देवी-देवता धर्म
ādi sanātan dēvī-dēvtā dharm
ādi sanātan dēvī-dēvtā dharm[x]
original eternal deity religionकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)स्थापना
sthāpanā
sthāpanā, sthāpan[n.f.;sg.]
establishmentहोती है
hōtī hai
hōnā[pres.sg.f.23]
be[pres.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
210The one original eternal deity religion is being established.
207ग्रंथ
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].
.
.
.
211In the Granth, the Supreme Father, the Supreme Soul, is referred to as the Immortal Image.
208बाप
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.
.
.
.
212The Father is the Great Death.
209वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatकाल
kāl
kal
xतो
tō
tō
thenएक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneदो
dō
dēnā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]|dō[adj.]
(give[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]|two)को
kō
kō[postp.]
toले जायेंगे
lē jāyēṅgē
lē jānā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
carry,
,
,
, मैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iतो
tō
tō
thenसब
sab
sab[adj.]
allआत्माओं
ātmāō̃
ātmā[n.f.+ō̃;pl.o.]
soulको
kō
kō[postp.]
toले जाऊंगा
lē jāūṅgā
lē jānā[fut.m.sg.1]
carry,
,
,
, इसलिए
isliē
isliē
thereforeमहाकाल
mahākāl
mahākāl[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Great Deathकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
213Other deaths would take one or two, but I will take all souls back home with Me. 214This is why I am called the Great Death.
210अच्छा
achchhā
achchhā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
achcha !
!
!
!
215Achcha.
211मीठे-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
andगुडमार्निंग
good morning
good morning
good morning.
.
.
.
216To the sweetest, beloved, long-lost and now-found children, love, remembrance and good morning from the Mother, the Father, BapDada.
212रूहानी बाप की रूहानी बच्चों को नमस्ते
rūhānī bāp kī rūhānī bachchō̃ kō namastē
rūhānī bāp kī rūhānī bachchō̃ kō namastē[x]
x.
.
.
.
217The spiritual Father says namaste to the spiritual children.