Murli
8ओम् शान्ति
ōm śhānti
ōm śhānti[x]
Om Shanti.
.
.
.
10Om shanti.
9बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherबैठ
baiṭh
baiṭhnā[root]
sit[root]बच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childको
kō
kō[postp.]
toसमझाते हैं
samjhātē haĩ
samjhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
explain[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
. 10जो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatयहाँ
yahā̃
yahā̃
hereतकदीर
takdīr
takdīr[n.f.;sg.]
fortuneबनाने
banānē
banānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
create[inf.m.pl.,o.]आये हैं
āyē haĩ
ānā[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3]
come[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, क्यों
kyō̃
kyō̃
whyतकदीर
takdīr
takdīr[n.f.;sg.]
fortuneको
kō
kō[postp.]
toक्या
kyā
kyā
whatहुआ है
huā hai
hōnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
be[pres-perf.sg.m.23] ?
?
?
?
11The Father sits here and explains to you children who have come to awaken your fortune.
11तकदीर
takdīr
takdīr[n.f.;sg.]
fortuneको
kō
kō[postp.]
toलकीर
lakīr
lakīr[n.f.;sg.]
lineलगी
lagī
lagnā[past-part.f.]
x[past-part.f.]हुई है
huī hai
hōnā[pres-perf.sg.f.23]
be[pres-perf.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
12Why, what happened to your fortune?
12भारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatतकदीरवान
takdīrvān
takdīrvān[adj.]
fortunateथा
thā
hōnā[past.m.sg]
be[past.m.sg].
.
.
.
13The fortune was cancelled.
13भारतवासी
bhāratvāsī
bhāratvāsī[adj.]
people of Bharatदेवी-देवतायें
dēvī-dēvtāyē̃
dēvī-dēvtā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
deitiesथे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl].
.
.
.
14Bharat was fortunate; the people of Bharat were deities.
14तकदीर
takdīr
takdīr[n.f.;sg.]
fortuneजगी
jagī
jagnā[past-part.f.]
wake up[past-part.f.]हुई थी
huī thī
hōnā[past-perf.f.]
be[past-perf.f.].
.
.
.
15Their fortune was awakened.
15अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowभारतवासी
bhāratvāsī
bhāratvāsī[adj.]
people of Bharatनर्क
nark
nark[n.m.;sg.,d.]
hellके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)मालिक
mālik
mālik[n.m.;sg.,d.]
masterहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]तो
tō
tō
thenतकदीर
takdīr
takdīr[n.f.;sg.]
fortuneउझाई
ujhāī
ujhāī[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
extinguishedहुई है
huī hai
hōnā[pres-perf.sg.f.23]
be[pres-perf.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
16Now the people of Bharat are the masters of hell and so their fortune is not so bright.
16यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisकौन
kaun
kaun[pn.;d.]
whoसमझाते हैं
samjhātē haĩ
samjhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
explain[pres.pl.m.12hon3] ?
?
?
?
17Who is explaining this?
17जो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatसभी
sabhī
sab[adv.hī]
allकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)तकदीर
takdīr
takdīr[n.f.;sg.]
fortuneबनाने
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].
.
.
. 18सबको
sabkō
sabkō
everythingदुःखों
duḥkhō̃
duḥkh[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
sorrowसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromछुड़ाने
chhuṛānē
chhuṛānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
free[inf.m.pl.,o.]वाला
vālā
vālā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
those whoहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]फिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])सबको
sabkō
sabkō
everythingसुख
sukh
sukh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
happinessदेने
dēnē
dēnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
give[inf.m.pl.,o.]वाला
vālā
vālā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
those whoहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
18The One who makes everyone’s fortune, the One who liberates everyone from sorrow and then gives them happiness.
19यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisदुःखधाम
duḥkhdhām
duḥkhdhām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of sorrowहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
19This is now a land of sorrow.
20भारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharat5
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)सुखधाम
sukhdhām
sukhdhām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of happinessथा
thā
hōnā[past.m.sg]
be[past.m.sg].
.
.
.
20Bharat became a land of happiness 5000 years ago.
21सबकी
sabkī
sabkā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
everyone'sतकदीर
takdīr
takdīr[n.f.;sg.]
fortuneजगी
jagī
jagnā[past-part.f.]
wake up[past-part.f.]हुई थी
huī thī
hōnā[past-perf.f.]
be[past-perf.f.].
.
.
. 22अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowतकदीर
takdīr
takdīr[n.f.;sg.]
fortuneसोई
sōī
sōnā[past-part.f.]
sleep[past-part.f.]हुई है
huī hai
hōnā[pres-perf.sg.f.23]
be[pres-perf.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
21Everyone’s fortune was awake, whereas it is now asleep.
23सारे
sārē
sārā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
the wholeमनुष्य सृष्टि
manuṣhya sr̥iṣhṭi
manuṣhya sr̥iṣhṭi[x]
human world treeकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)तकदीर
takdīr
takdīr[n.f.;sg.]
fortuneजगाने
jagānē
jagānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
awaken[inf.m.pl.,o.]वाला
vālā
vālā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
those whoजरूर
jarūr
zarūr
definitelyबेहद का बाप
bēhad kā bāp
bēhad kā bāp[x]
unlimited Fatherही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyहोगा
hōgā
hōnā[fut.m.sg.23]
be[fut.m.sg.23].
.
.
.
22It must definitely be the unlimited Father who awakens the fortune of the whole human world.
24बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherरचयिता
rachayitā
rachayitā[x]
Creatorहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
23The Father is the Creator.
25अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowतुम जानते हो
tum jāntē hō
tum jāntē hō[x]
you knowभारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inसब
sab
sab[adj.]
allमनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingसुखी
sukhī
sukhī[adj.]
happyथे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl].
.
.
.
24You now understand that all the people of Bharat used to be happy.
26कौन
kaun
kaun[pn.;d.]
whoसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromमनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human being ?
?
?
?
25Which people?
27ऐसे नहीं
aisē nahī̃
aisē nahī̃[x]
it isn't that,
,
,
, सतयुग
satyug
satyug[n.m.;sg.,d.]
golden ageमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inइतने
itnē
itnā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
suchसब
sab
sab[adj.]
allमनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingथे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl].
.
.
.
26It is not that there were so many people in the golden age.
28पहले-पहले
pahlē-pahlē
pahlā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|pahlē[adv.]
(x|firstly)सतयुग
satyug
satyug[n.m.;sg.,d.]
golden ageमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
in9
9
9
9लाख
lākh
lākh[x]
100,000थे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl].
.
.
.
27There were 900,000 at the beginning of the golden age.
29देवी-देवता
dēvī-dēvtā
dēvī-dēvtā[n.f.;sg.]
deitiesधर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)शुरूआत
śhurūāt
śhurūāt
beginningथी
thī
hōnā[past.f]
be[past.f].
.
.
.
28It was the beginning of the deity religion.
30यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisसब
sab
sab[adj.]
allबातें
bātē̃
bāt[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
matterसमझाने
samjhānē
samjhānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
explain[inf.m.pl.,o.]वाला
vālā
vālā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
those whoहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]ज्ञान का सागर
gyān kā sāgar
gyān kā sāgar[x]
x,
,
,
, मनुष्य सृष्टि का बीजरूप
manuṣhya sr̥iṣhṭi kā bījrūp
manuṣhya sr̥iṣhṭi kā bījrūp[x]
Seed of the human world treeबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
father.
.
.
.
29It is the Father, the Ocean of Knowledge, the Seed of the human world, who explains all of this.
31बच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromपूछेंगे
pūchhē̃gē
pūchhnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
ask[fut.m.pl.12hon3]-
-
-
-तुम्हारा
tumhārā
tum[pn.pl.kā]
you[.kā]बीज
bīj
bīj[n.m.;sg.,d.]
seedरचता
rachtā
rachnā[pres-part.m.sg.d.]|rachtā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
(x[pres-part.m.sg.d.]|creator)कौन
kaun
kaun[pn.;d.]
whoहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23] ?
?
?
? 32तो
tō
tō
thenकहेंगे
kahē̃gē
kahnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
say[fut.m.pl.12hon3]मम्मा-बाबा
mammā-bābā
mammā-bābā
xने
nē
nē[postp.]
∅हमको
hamkō
ham[pn.pl.kō]
we[.kō]रचा है
rachā hai
rachnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
x[pres-perf.sg.m.23]क्योंकि
kyōṅki
kyōṅki
becauseसब
sab
sab[adj.]
allमाँ-बाप
mā̃-bāp
mā̃-bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
parentsसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyजन्म लेते हैं
janma lētē haĩ
janma lēnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
x.
.
.
.
30If a child is asked “Who created you?” he would say “My mother and father created me”, because everyone takes birth through a mother and father.
33बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherस्त्री
strī
strī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
wifeको
kō
kō[postp.]
toजन्म
janm
janamnā[root]|janm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(be born[root]|life)नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notदेता
dētā
dēnā[pres-part.m.sg.d.]
give[pres-part.m.sg.d.].
.
.
. 34एडाप्ट
adopt
adopt
adoptकरता है
kartā hai
karnā[pres.sg.m.23]
do[pres.sg.m.23]कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youमेरी
mērī
maĩ[pn.sg.kī]
I[.kī]स्त्री
strī
strī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
wifeहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2]).
.
.
. 35फिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])उनसे
unsē
vah[pn.pl.sē]
that[.sē]बच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
childपैदा
paidā
paidā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
bornहोते हैं
hōtē haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
31A husband doesn’t give birth to his wife; he adopts her and says, “You are my wife”, and then children are created with her.
36वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]क्रियेटर
creator
creator
creator.
.
.
.
32He is a creator.
37स्त्री
strī
strī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
wifeको
kō
kō[postp.]
toएडाप्ट
adopt
adopt
adoptकिया
kiyā
karnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
do[past-part.m.sg.d.],
,
,
, कन्या
kanyā
kanyā[n.f.;sg.]
kumariपराये
parāyē
parāyā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
foreignघर
ghar
ghar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
homeकी थी
kī thī
karnā[past-perf.f.]
do[past-perf.f.],
,
,
, उनको
unkō
vah[pn.pl.kō]
that[.kō]अपनी
apnī
apnā[pn.ā=>ī;f.]
one’s ownपत्नी
patnī
patnī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
womanबनाते हैं
banātē haĩ
banānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
create[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
. 38फिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])जब
jab
jab
whenबच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
childपैदा
paidā
paidā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
bornहोते हैं
hōtē haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.m.12hon3]तो
tō
tō
thenबच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
childउनको
unkō
vah[pn.pl.kō]
that[.kō]मात-पिता
māt-pitā
māt-pitā, mātā-pitā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
mother and Fatherकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
33He adopts a wife; he takes a kumari who previously belonged to another family and makes her his wife and the children that are born then call them “mother and father”.
39वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]हद
had
had[n.f.;sg.]
xके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)मात-पिता
māt-pitā
māt-pitā, mātā-pitā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
mother and Father.
.
.
.
34They are a limited mother and father.
40बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherकन्या
kanyā
kanyā[n.f.;sg.]
kumariकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)शादी
śhādī
śhādī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
weddingकराते हैं
karātē haĩ
karānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
make commit[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
35A father gets his daughter married.
41पहले
pahlē
pahlā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|pahlē[adv.]
(x|firstly)कन्या
kanyā
kanyā[n.f.;sg.]
kumariपवित्र
pavitra
pavitr[adj.]
pureहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23],
,
,
, तो
tō
tō
thenकितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soमान
mān
mān[n.m.;sg.,d.]|mānnā[root]
(respect|x[root])होता है
hōtā hai
hōnā[pres.sg.m.23]
be[pres.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
36At first, when a kumari is pure, she is given a lot of regard.
42फिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])विकारी
vikārī
vikārī[adj.]
viciousबनने
bannē
bannā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
become[inf.m.pl.,o.]से
sē
sē[postp.]
fromवह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatमान
mān
mān[n.m.;sg.,d.]|mānnā[root]
(respect|x[root])नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notरहता
rahtā
rahnā[pres-part.m.sg.d.]
remain[pres-part.m.sg.d.].
.
.
.
37Then, as soon as she becomes impure, that regard doesn’t remain.
43कहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3]-
-
-
-कन्या
kanyā
kanyā[n.f.;sg.]
kumariवह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatजो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
that21
21
21
21कुल
kul
kul[n.m.;sg.,d.]
clanका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofउद्धार
uddhār
uddhār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
upliftकरे
karē
karnā[opt.sg.23]
do[opt.sg.23].
.
.
.
38It is said that a kumari is one who uplifts 21 generations.
44अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowबाप
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.]
thatयह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisजो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatब्रह्माकुमारियाँ
brahmākumāriyā̃
brahmākumārī[n.f.ī=>iyā̃;pl.d.]
Brahma Kumariहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3],
,
,
, यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisइस समय
is samay
is samay[x]
at this timeभारतवासियों
bhāratvāsiyō̃
bhāratvāsī[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
people of Bharatका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
of21
21
21
21जन्म
janm
janamnā[root]|janm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(be born[root]|life)के लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
forउद्धार
uddhār
uddhār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
upliftकरती हैं
kartī haĩ
karnā[pres.pl.f.12hon3]
do[pres.pl.f.12hon3].
.
.
.
39The Father now sits here and explains at this time that you Brahma Kumaris are now uplifting the people of Bharat for 21 births.
45यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisसब
sab
sab[adj.]
allकुमारियाँ
kumāriyā̃
kumārī[x]
kumariहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
40All of you are kumaris.
46भल
bhal
bhal
althoughशादी
śhādī
śhādī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
weddingकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)हुई है
huī hai
hōnā[pres-perf.sg.f.23]
be[pres-perf.sg.f.23],
,
,
, लेकिन
lēkin
lēkin
butब्रह्माकुमार-कुमारियाँ
brahmākumār-kumāriyā̃
brahmākumār kumārī[n.f.ī=>iyā̃;pl.d.]
xबने
banē
bannā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|bannā[opt.sg.23]
(become[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|become[opt.sg.23])तो
tō
tō
thenभाई-बहन
bhāī-bahan
bhāī-bahin[n.m.;sg.,d.]
brother and sisterहो गये
hō gayē
hōnā[past-part.m.pl.,o..root+jānā]
be[past-part.m.pl.,o..root+jānā]ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
41Some of you might be married, but, because you have become Brahma Kumars and Kumaris, you have become brothers and sisters.
47काम कटारी
kām kaṭārī
kām kaṭārī[x]
xचला
chalā
chalnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]|chalānā[root]
(continue[past-part.m.sg.d.]|x[root])नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notसकते
saktē
saknā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
can[pres-part.m.pl.,o.].
.
.
.
42You cannot use the sword of lust.
48पवित्रता
pavitratā
pavitratā[n.f.;sg.]
purityका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofमान
mān
mān[n.m.;sg.,d.]|mānnā[root]
(respect|x[root])तो
tō
tō
thenहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
43There is respect for purity.
49संन्यासी
sannyāsī
sannyāsī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
sannyasiपवित्र
pavitra
pavitr[adj.]
pureबनते हैं
bantē haĩ
bannā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
become[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, उनका
unkā
vah[pn.pl.kā]
that[.kā]भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooमान
mān
mān[n.m.;sg.,d.]|mānnā[root]
(respect|x[root])है
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
44Sannyasis become pure and so there is respect for them too.
50भारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inपवित्रता
pavitratā
pavitratā[n.f.;sg.]
purityथी
thī
hōnā[past.f]
be[past.f]तो
tō
tō
thenभारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatसदा
sadā
sadā
constantlyसुखी
sukhī
sukhī[adj.]
happyथा
thā
hōnā[past.m.sg]
be[past.m.sg].
.
.
. 51सम्पूर्ण
sampūrṇ
sampūrṇ[adj.]
completeनिर्विकारी
nirvikārī
nirvikārī[adj.]
vicelessथा
thā
hōnā[past.m.sg]
be[past.m.sg].
.
.
.
45When there was purity in Bharat, Bharat was constantly happy; it was completely viceless.
52मन्दिरों
mandirō̃
mandir[x]
templeमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inजाकर
jākar
jānā[abs.]
go[abs.]गाते हैं
gātē haĩ
gānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
sing[pres.pl.m.12hon3]-
-
-
-आप
āp
āp[pn.pl.]
youसर्वगुण सम्पन्न
sarvguṇ sampann
sarvguṇ sampann[x]
full of all virtues.
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
.तुम्हारा
tumhārā
tum[pn.pl.kā]
you[.kā]वास्तव में
vāstav mē̃
vāstav mē̃[x]
xहिन्दू
hindū
hindū[adj.]
Hinduधर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
46People go to the temples and sing: You are completely virtuous. 47In fact, your religion is not the Hindu religion.
53हिन्दुस्तान
hindustān
hindustān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xतो
tō
tō
thenरहने
rahnē
rahnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
remain[inf.m.pl.,o.]का
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofस्थान
sthān
sthān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
placeहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
48Hindustan is the place where you live.
54यूरोप
Europe
Europe
xमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inरहने
rahnē
rahnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
remain[inf.m.pl.,o.]वालों
vālō̃
vālā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
those whoका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofधर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionयूरोपियन
european
European
Europeanथोड़े-ही
thōṛē-hī
thōṛēhī
notकहेंगे
kahē̃gē
kahnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
say[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
49You would not call the religion of those living in Europe ‘European’.
55धर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionतो
tō
tō
thenक्रिश्चियन
kriściyan
Christian
Christianहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
50Their religion is Christianity.
56हिन्दुस्तान
hindustān
hindustān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inरहने
rahnē
rahnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
remain[inf.m.pl.,o.]वालों
vālō̃
vālā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
those whoका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofहिन्दू
hindū
hindū[adj.]
Hinduधर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
51The religion of those living in Hindustan is not Hinduism.
57धर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionतो
tō
tō
thenऔर
aur
aur
andहोना चाहिए
hōnā chāhiē
hōnā[imp.pl.2hon.inf+cāhnā]|hōnā[.oblig3]
(be[imp.pl.2hon.inf+cāhnā]|be[.oblig3]).
.
.
.
52It should be another religion.
58बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherसमझाते हैं
samjhātē haĩ
samjhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
explain[pres.pl.m.12hon3]जो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatदेवी-देवता
dēvī-dēvtā
dēvī-dēvtā[n.f.;sg.]
deitiesधर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionवाले
vālē
vālā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
those whoथे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl],
,
,
, वही
vahī
vahī
thisअपने
apnē
apnā[pn.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
one’s ownको
kō
kō[postp.]
toहिन्दू
hindū
hindū[adj.]
Hinduकहलाते हैं
kahlātē haĩ
kahlānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
call[pres.pl.m.12hon3]क्योंकि
kyōṅki
kyōṅki
becauseअपने
apnē
apnā[pn.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
one’s ownधर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionको
kō
kō[postp.]
toभूल गये हैं
bhūl gayē haĩ
bhūl jānā[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3]
x[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
53The Father explains that it is those who belonged to the deity religion who call themselves Hindus because they have forgotten their religion.
59हिन्दू
hindū
hindū[adj.]
Hinduकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someआदि सनातन धर्म
ādi sanātan dharm
ādi sanātan dharm[x]
original, eternal religionनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
54Hinduism is not the original eternal religion.
60क्रिश्चियन
kriściyan
Christian
Christianलोग
lōg
log[n.m.;sg.,d.]
peopleक्राइस्ट
Christ
Christ
Christको
kō
kō[postp.]
toमानते हैं
māntē haĩ
mānnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
x[pres.pl.m.12hon3]क्योंकि
kyōṅki
kyōṅki
becauseउन्होंने
unhōnnē
vah[pn.pl.nē]
that[.nē]क्रिश्चियन
kriściyan
Christian
Christianधर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionस्थापन
sthāpan
sthāpanā, sthāpan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
establishmentकिया
kiyā
karnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
do[past-part.m.sg.d.].
.
.
.
55Christians believe in Christ because he established the Christian religion.
61यहाँ
yahā̃
yahā̃
hereतो
tō
tō
thenकिसको
kiskō
kaun[pn.sg.kō]
who[.kō]भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooये
yē
yah[pn.pl.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.]
thatहम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weकिस
kis
kaun[pn.sg.o.]|kyā[pn.sg.o.]
(who|what)धर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)हैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
56Here, no one knows which religion they belong to.
62कोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someसिक्ख
sikkh
sikkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Sikhधर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionवाला
vālā
vālā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
those whoहोगा
hōgā
hōnā[fut.m.sg.23]
be[fut.m.sg.23]तो
tō
tō
thenबतायेगा
batāyēgā
batānā[fut.m.sg.23]
tell[fut.m.sg.23]कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatहम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weसिक्ख
sikkh
sikkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Sikhधर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofहूँ
hū̃
hōnā[pres.sg.1]
be[pres.sg.1].
.
.
.
57Someone who belongs to the Sikh religion would say: I belong to the Sikh religion.
63सिक्ख
sikkh
sikkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Sikhधर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionकिसने
kisnē
kaun[pn.sg.nē]
who[.nē]स्थापन
sthāpan
sthāpanā, sthāpan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
establishmentकिया
kiyā
karnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
do[past-part.m.sg.d.] ?
?
?
?
58Who established the Sikh religion?
64तो
tō
tō
thenकहेंगे
kahē̃gē
kahnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
say[fut.m.pl.12hon3]गुरूनानक
gurūnānak
gurūnānak[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Guru Nanakने
nē
nē[postp.]
∅स्थापन
sthāpan
sthāpanā, sthāpan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
establishmentकिया
kiyā
karnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
do[past-part.m.sg.d.].
.
.
.
59They would say that Guru Nanak established it.
65उन्होंने
unhōnnē
vah[pn.pl.nē]
that[.nē]यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisधर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionकैसे
kaisē
kaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
howस्थापन
sthāpan
sthāpanā, sthāpan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
establishmentकिया
kiyā
karnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
do[past-part.m.sg.d.] ?
?
?
?
60How did he establish that religion?
66यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisफिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])तुम जानते हो
tum jāntē hō
tum jāntē hō[x]
you know.
.
.
.
61Only you know this.
67कोई भी
kōī bhī
kōī bhī[x]
anyoneपतित
patit
patit[adj.]
impureआत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulधर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionस्थापन
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]).
.
.
.
62An impure soul cannot establish a religion.
68जो-जो
jō-jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatधर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionस्थापक
sthāpak
sthāpak[n.m.;sg.,d.]
founderहोते हैं
hōtē haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.m.12hon3]वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatपहले-पहले
pahlē-pahlē
pahlā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|pahlē[adv.]
(x|firstly)पवित्र
pavitra
pavitr[adj.]
pureहोते हैं
hōtē haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, फिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])अपवित्र
apavitr
apavitr[adj.]
impureशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inप्रवेश कर
pravēśh kar
pravēśh karnā[root]
enterधर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionस्थापन
sthāpan
sthāpanā, sthāpan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
establishmentकरते हैं
kartē haĩ
karnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
do[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
63All the founders of the religions are at first pure. 64They then enter impure bodies and establish the religions.
69जैसे
jaisē
jaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
likeगुरूनानक
gurūnānak
gurūnānak[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Guru Nanakको
kō
kō[postp.]
toतो
tō
tō
thenबच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
childआदि
ādi
ādi[adj.]
etc.थे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl].
.
.
. 70फिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])उनमें
unmē̃
vah[pn.pl.mē̃]
that[.mē̃]पवित्र
pavitra
pavitr[adj.]
pureआत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulने
nē
nē[postp.]
∅प्रवेश कर
pravēśh kar
pravēśh karnā[root]
enterसिक्ख
sikkh
sikkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Sikhधर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
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.]
establishmentकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of).
.
.
. 71यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisब्रह्मा
brahmā
brahmā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Brahmaका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooपतित
patit
patit[adj.]
impureशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23],
,
,
, तो
tō
tō
thenउनमें
unmē̃
vah[pn.pl.mē̃]
that[.mē̃]ज्ञान सागर
gyān sāgar
gyān sāgar[x]
Ocean of Knowledgeबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherआये हैं
āyē haĩ
ānā[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3]
come[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
65Just as Guru Nanak had children of his own, and then a pure soul entered him and established the Sikh religion, so this Brahma too has an impure body, and the Father, the Ocean of Knowledge, enters him.
72तुम जानते हो
tum jāntē hō
tum jāntē hō[x]
you knowहमारा
hamārā
ham[pn.pl.kā]
we[.kā]वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
66You know that that One is our Father.
73यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisआत्मा कहती है
ātmā kahtī hai
ātmā kahtī hai[x]
souls say.
.
.
.
67It is the soul that says this.
74अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowतुम्हें
tumhē̃
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]आत्म-अभिमानी
ātma-abhimānī
ātma-abhimānī[adj.]
soul consciousबनना है
bannā hai
bannā[pres.sg.23.oblig1]
become[pres.sg.23.oblig1].
.
.
.
68You now have to become soul conscious.
75देह
dēh
dēh[n.f.;sg.]
bodyमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inआत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulरहती है
rahtī hai
rahnā[pres.sg.f.23]
remain[pres.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
69Each soul resides in a body.
76जैसे
jaisē
jaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
likeकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3]-
-
-
-मैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iमर्चेन्ट
merchant
merchant
xहूँ
hū̃
hōnā[pres.sg.1]
be[pres.sg.1].
.
.
. 77यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisआत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulने
nē
nē[postp.]
∅इस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisआरगन्स
organs
organ
xद्वारा
dvārā
dvārā
throughकहा
kahā
kahnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
say[past-part.m.sg.d.].
.
.
.
70When someone says, “I am a merchant”, it is the soul that says it through his organs.
78आत्मा कहती है
ātmā kahtī hai
ātmā kahtī hai[x]
souls sayमैंने
mainnē
maĩ[pn.sg.nē]
I[.nē]84
84
84
84जन्म
janm
janamnā[root]|janm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(be born[root]|life)पूरे
pūrē
pūrā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
fullकिये
kiyē
karnā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]
do[past-part.m.pl.,o.].
.
.
.
71The soul says: I have completed 84 births.
79बाप
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]मैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iहूँ
hū̃
hōnā[pres.sg.1]
be[pres.sg.1]तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youआत्माओं
ātmāō̃
ātmā[n.f.+ō̃;pl.o.]
soulका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
father.
.
.
.
72The Father sits here and explains: I am the Father of all you souls.
80मेरा
mērā
maĩ[pn.sg.kā]
I[.kā]अवतरण
avataraṇ
avataraṇ[x]
incarnationभारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyहोता है
hōtā hai
hōnā[pres.sg.m.23]
be[pres.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
73I only incarnate in Bharat.
81मुझे
mujhē
maĩ[pn.sg.kō]
I[.kō]अपना
apnā
apnā[pn.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]|apnānā[root]
(one’s own|adopt[root])शरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
74I do not have a body of My own.
82ब्रह्मा
brahmā
brahmā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Brahma,
,
,
, विष्णु
viṣhṇu
viṣhṇu[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Vishnu,
,
,
, शंकर
śhaṅkar
śhaṅkar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Shankarको
kō
kō[postp.]
toभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooअपना
apnā
apnā[pn.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]|apnānā[root]
(one’s own|adopt[root])सूक्ष्म शरीर
sūkṣhma śharīr
sūkṣhma śharīr[x]
xहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
75Even Brahma, Vishnu and Shankar have subtle bodies of their own.
83मेरा
mērā
maĩ[pn.sg.kā]
I[.kā]अवतरण
avataraṇ
avataraṇ[x]
incarnationभारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyहोता है
hōtā hai
hōnā[pres.sg.m.23]
be[pres.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
76I only incarnate in Bharat.
84यादगार
yādgār
yādgār[x]
memorialमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inशिवलिंग
śhivliṅg
śhivliṅg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xदिखाते हैं
dikhātē haĩ
dikhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
x[pres.pl.m.12hon3]लेकिन
lēkin
lēkin
butमेरा
mērā
maĩ[pn.sg.kā]
I[.kā]कोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someइतना
itnā
itnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
suchबड़ा
baṛā
baṛā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
veryरूप
rūp
rūp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Rupनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
77They show a Shivalingam as a memorial of Me, but I do not have such a huge form.
85मैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iहूँ
hū̃
hōnā[pres.sg.1]
be[pres.sg.1]स्टार
star
star
star.
.
.
. 86जैसे
jaisē
jaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
likeआत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulस्टार
star
star
starहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
78I am a star, just as souls are stars.
87आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someबहुत
bahut
bahut
veryबड़ी
baṛī
baṛā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
veryनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहोती
hōtī
hōnā[pres-part.f.]
be[pres-part.f.].
.
.
.
79Souls cannot be so large.
88चमकता है
chamaktā hai
chamaknā[pres.sg.m.23]
x[pres.sg.m.23]भ्रकुटी
bhrakuṭī
bhrakuṭī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
foreheadके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)बीज
bīj
bīj[n.m.;sg.,d.]
seedअज़ब
azab
ajab[adj.]
xसितारा
sitārā
sitārā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
star.
.
.
. 89आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulबहुत
bahut
bahut
veryछोटी
chhōṭī
chhōṭā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
smallहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
80There is a wonderful sparkling star in the centre of each forehead.
90लाइट
light
light
lightका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofसाक्षात्कार
sākṣhātkār
sākṣhātkār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
visionबहुत
bahut
bahut
veryकरके
karkē
karnā[abs.]
do[abs.]सफेद
saphēd
saphēd[adj.]
whiteहोता है
hōtā hai
hōnā[pres.sg.m.23]
be[pres.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
81Souls are very tiny. 82A vision of light usually appears to be white.
91अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowकितने
kitnē
kitnā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
soकरोड़
krōṛ
krōṛ[adj.]
10 millionआत्मायें
ātmāyē̃
ātmā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
soulहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3],
,
,
, सतयुग
satyug
satyug[n.m.;sg.,d.]
golden ageमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inइतनी
itnī
itnā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
suchशरीरधारी
śharīrdhārī
śharīrdhārī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodily beingआत्मायें
ātmāyē̃
ātmā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
soulनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहोगी
hōgī
hōnā[fut.f.sg.23]
be[fut.f.sg.23].
.
.
.
83How many billions of souls are there now! 84There will not be as many embodied souls in the golden age.
92अगर
agar
agar
ifसतयुग
satyug
satyug[n.m.;sg.,d.]
golden ageमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inइतनी
itnī
itnā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
suchहोती
hōtī
hōnā[pres-part.f.]
be[pres-part.f.]तो
tō
tō
thenअब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowतक
tak
tak
untilअरबों
arabō̃
arab[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
millionहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2])जाती
jātī
jānā[pres-part.f.]
go[pres-part.f.].
.
.
.
85If there were that many in the golden age, there would be many billions of souls by now.
93इतने
itnē
itnā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
suchतो
tō
tō
thenहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
86However, there aren’t that many.
94तुम
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]कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatयह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someसाधू-संन्यासी
sādhū-sannyāsī
sādhū-sannyāsī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
sages and sannyasisनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not,
,
,
, यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisतो
tō
tō
thenबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherसमझाते हैं
samjhātē haĩ
samjhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
explain[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
87You children know that it is not a holy man or a sannyasi, but the Father, who is explaining to you.
95इस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
88That Father does not have a father.
96ब्रह्मा
brahmā
brahmā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Brahma,
,
,
, विष्णु
viṣhṇu
viṣhṇu[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Vishnu,
,
,
, शंकर
śhaṅkar
śhaṅkar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Shankarका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
89Brahma, Vishnu and Shankar have the Father.
97श्रीकृष्ण
śhrīkr̥iṣhṇa
śhrīkr̥iṣhṇa[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Shri Krishnaका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherथा
thā
hōnā[past.m.sg]
be[past.m.sg].
.
.
.
90Even Shri Krishna had a father.
98बेहद का बाप
bēhad kā bāp
bēhad kā bāp[x]
unlimited Fatherकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3]मेरा
mērā
maĩ[pn.sg.kā]
I[.kā]कोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
. 99न
na
na[neg]
notटीचर
teacher
teacher
teacherहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
91The unlimited Father says: I do not have a father or teacher.
100सतयुग
satyug
satyug[n.m.;sg.,d.]
golden ageमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooबच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
childराज
rāj
rāj[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xविद्या
vidyā
vidyā[n.f.;sg.]
different thingपढ़ने
paṛhnē
paṛhnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
study[inf.m.pl.,o.]स्कूल
school
school
schoolमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inजायेंगे
jāyēṅgē
jānā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
go[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
. 101टीचर
teacher
teacher
teacherहोगा
hōgā
hōnā[fut.m.sg.23]
be[fut.m.sg.23].
.
.
. 102हमारा
hamārā
ham[pn.pl.kā]
we[.kā]कोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someटीचर
teacher
teacher
teacherनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
92In the golden age, children will go to school and study the art of ruling and they will have a teacher, but I do not have a teacher.
103मैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iतुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]राजयोग
rājyōg
rājyōg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Raja Yogaकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)शिक्षा
śhikṣhā
śhikṣhā[n.f.;sg.]
teachingsदेता हूँ
dētā hū̃
dēnā[pres.sg.m.1]
give[pres.sg.m.1].
.
.
. 104मैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someराजा-महाराजा
rājā-mahārājā
rājā-mahārājā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
kings and emperorsनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notबनूंगा
banūṅgā
bannā[fut.m.sg.1]
become[fut.m.sg.1].
.
.
.
93I give you the teachings of Raj Yoga, but I will not become a king or an emperor.
105तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youबच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
childबनेंगे
banē̃gē
bannā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
become[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
94It is you children who will become that.
106पूज्य
pūjya
pūjya[adj.]
worthy of worshipश्री
śhrī
śhrī[x]
Shriलक्ष्मी
lakṣhmī
lakṣhmī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
Lakshmi,
,
,
, श्री
śhrī
śhrī[x]
Shriनारायण
nārāyaṇ
nārāyaṇ
Narayanथे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl].
.
.
. 107सतयुग
satyug
satyug[n.m.;sg.,d.]
golden ageमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inराज्य करते थे
rājya kartē thē
rājya karnā[hab-past.pl.m.]
x.
.
.
.
95Shri Lakshmi and Shri Narayan were worthy of worship; they ruled in the golden age.
108यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisनिराकार
nirākār
nirākār[adj.]
incorporealबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherइस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inविराजमान
virājmān
virājmān[adj.]
seatedहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2])पढ़ाते हैं
paṛhātē haĩ
paṛhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
teach[pres.pl.m.12hon3]आत्माओं
ātmāō̃
ātmā[n.f.+ō̃;pl.o.]
soulको
kō
kō[postp.]
to.
.
.
.
96The incorporeal Father becomes present in this body in order to teach you souls.
109हम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weआत्मायें
ātmāyē̃
ātmā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
soulपढ़ती हैं
paṛhtī haĩ
paṛhnā[pres.pl.f.12hon3]
study[pres.pl.f.12hon3].
.
.
.
97We souls are studying.
110वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]ज्ञान का सागर
gyān kā sāgar
gyān kā sāgar[x]
x,
,
,
, शान्ति
śhānti
śhānti
peaceका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofसागर
sāgar
sāgar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
ocean.
.
.
.
98He is the Ocean of Knowledge and the Ocean of Peace.
111बाप कहते हैं
bāp kahtē haĩ
bāp kahtē haĩ[x]
the Father saysमैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iतुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]अपना
apnā
apnā[pn.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]|apnānā[root]
(one’s own|adopt[root])वर्सा
varsā
varsā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
inheritanceदेता हूँ
dētā hū̃
dēnā[pres.sg.m.1]
give[pres.sg.m.1],
,
,
, 21
21
21
21जन्मों
janmō̃
janm[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
lifeके लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
for.
.
.
.
99The Father says: I give you My inheritance for 21 births.
112सतयुग
satyug
satyug[n.m.;sg.,d.]
golden ageमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youसुख-शान्ति
sukh-śhānti
sukh-śhānti[n.m.;sg.,d.]
happiness and peaceवाले
vālē
vālā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
those whoथे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl].
.
.
.
100You had peace and happiness in the golden age.
113रावण
rāvaṇ
rāvaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ravanभूत
bhūt
bhūt[n.m.;sg.,d.]
evil spiritवहाँ
vahā̃
vahā̃
thereहोता
hōtā
hōnā[pres-part.m.sg.d.]
be[pres-part.m.sg.d.]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
. 114वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyसम्पूर्ण
sampūrṇ
sampūrṇ[adj.]
completeनिर्विकारी
nirvikārī
nirvikārī[adj.]
vicelessदुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
world.
.
.
.
101Ravan, the evil spirit, does not exist there; that is the completely viceless world.
115अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]सम्पूर्ण
sampūrṇ
sampūrṇ[adj.]
completeविकारी
vikārī
vikārī[adj.]
viciousदुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
world.
.
.
.
102It is now a completely vicious world.
116अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowतुम
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]हम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weबाबा
bābā
bābā
Babaसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromतकदीर
takdīr
takdīr[n.f.;sg.]
fortuneबनाने
banānē
banānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
create[inf.m.pl.,o.]आये हैं
āyē haĩ
ānā[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3]
come[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
103You children know that you have now come to Baba to make your fortune.
117स्कूल
school
school
schoolमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inतकदीर
takdīr
takdīr[n.f.;sg.]
fortuneबनाई जाती है
banāī jātī hai
banānā[pres.sg.f.23.past-part+jānā]|banānā[pres.sg.f.23.passive]
(create[pres.sg.f.23.past-part+jānā]|create[pres.sg.f.23.passive]).
.
.
.
104You make your fortune in a school.
118पढ़कर
paṛhkar
paṛhnā[abs.]
study[abs.]पास
pās|pass
pās|pass
(x|pass)करेंगे
karē̃gē
karnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
do[fut.m.pl.12hon3],
,
,
, टीचर
teacher
teacher
teacherबनेंगे
banē̃gē
bannā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
become[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
105You study and pass and become a teacher.
119यहाँ
yahā̃
yahā̃
hereतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
you21
21
21
21जन्मों
janmō̃
janm[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
lifeके लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
forतकदीर
takdīr
takdīr[n.f.;sg.]
fortuneबनाते हो
banātē hō
banānā[pres.pl.m.2]
create[pres.pl.m.2].
.
.
.
106Here, you make your fortune for 21 births.
120वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatतकदीर
takdīr
takdīr[n.f.;sg.]
fortuneबनाते हैं
banātē haĩ
banānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
create[pres.pl.m.12hon3]इस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisएक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneजन्म
janm
janamnā[root]|janm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(be born[root]|life)के लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
for.
.
.
.
107Those people make their fortune for just one birth.
121स्कूल
school
school
schoolमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inपढ़कर
paṛhkar
paṛhnā[abs.]
study[abs.]शरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyनिर्वाह
nirvāh
nirvāh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
livelihoodके लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
forकमाई
kamāī
kamāī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]|kamānā[past-part.f.]
(earning an income|earn[past-part.f.])करेंगे
karē̃gē
karnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
do[fut.m.pl.12hon3],
,
,
, अपना
apnā
apnā[pn.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]|apnānā[root]
(one’s own|adopt[root])और
aur
aur
andदूसरों
dūsrō̃
dūsrā[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
otherका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyनिर्वाह
nirvāh
nirvāh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
livelihoodहोगा
hōgā
hōnā[fut.m.sg.23]
be[fut.m.sg.23].
.
.
.
108They study in a school and earn an income for the livelihood of their bodies and those of others.
122तो
tō
tō
thenउन
un
vah[pn.pl.o.]
thatस्कूलों
skūlō̃
school[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
schoolमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inएक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneजन्म
janm
janamnā[root]|janm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(be born[root]|life)की
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)तकदीर
takdīr
takdīr[n.f.;sg.]
fortuneबनाते हैं
banātē haĩ
banānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
create[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, जन्म-जन्मान्तर
janma-janmāntar
janma-janmāntar
xके लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
forबैरिस्टर
barrister
barrister
barrister,
,
,
, इन्जीनियर
engineer
engineer
engineerनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notबनेंगे
banē̃gē
bannā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
become[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
109In those schools you only make your fortune for one birth; you do not become an engineer or a barrister for birth after birth.
123दूसरे
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.]
inफिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])पढ़ना होगा
paṛhnā hōgā
paṛhnā[fut.m.sg.23.oblig1]
study[fut.m.sg.23.oblig1].
.
.
.
110You have to study again in your next birth.
124वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]शरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyनिर्वाह
nirvāh
nirvāh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
livelihoodअर्थ
arth|earth
arth[n.m.;sg.,d.]|earth
(meaning|earth)धन्धा
dhandhā
dhandhā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
businessएक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneजन्म
janm
janamnā[root]|janm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(be born[root]|life)के लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
for.
.
.
.
111The livelihood you earn for your body is for only one birth.
125बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherतो
tō
tō
thenकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3]मैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iतुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]21
21
21
21जन्मों
janmō̃
janm[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
lifeके लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
forसुख-शान्ति
sukh-śhānti
sukh-śhānti[n.m.;sg.,d.]
happiness and peaceका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofवर्सा
varsā
varsā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
inheritanceदेता हूँ
dētā hū̃
dēnā[pres.sg.m.1]
give[pres.sg.m.1].
.
.
.
112The Father says: I give you the inheritance of peace and happiness for 21 births.
126यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisबेहद
bēhad
bēhad[adj.]
unlimitedके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherने
nē
nē[postp.]
∅कहा
kahā
kahnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
say[past-part.m.sg.d.],
,
,
, उनका
unkā
vah[pn.pl.kā]
that[.kā]कोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
113It is the unlimited Father who says this. 114He does not have a father.
127तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youबच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
childकहते हो
kahtē hō
kahnā[pres.pl.m.2]
say[pres.pl.m.2]-
-
-
-बाबा
bābā
bābā
Baba,
,
,
, हम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weआपके
āpkē
āp[pn.pl.kē]
you[.kē]हैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
115You children say: Baba, we belong to You.
128बाबा
bābā
bābā
Babaभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3]-
-
-
-हाँ
hā̃
hā̃
yesबच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
child,
,
,
, तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youहमारे
hamārē
ham[pn.pl.kē]
we[.kē]कल्प
kalp
kalp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
cycleपहले
pahlē
pahlā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|pahlē[adv.]
(x|firstly)थे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl],
,
,
, अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowफिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])बने हो
banē hō
bannā[pres-perf.pl.m.2]
become[pres-perf.pl.m.2].
.
.
.
116Baba says: Yes children, you belonged to Me a cycle ago and you now belong to Me again.
129यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]ईश्वर
īśhvar
īśhvar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Godबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofस्नेह
snēh
snēh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
love.
.
.
.
117This is the love of the children for God, the Father.
130आत्मा-परमात्मा
ātmā-paramātmā
ātmā-paramātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soul and Supreme Soulअलग
alag
alag[adj.]
separateरहे
rahē
rahnā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|rahnā[opt.sg.23]
(remain[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|remain[opt.sg.23])बहुकाल
bahukāl
bahukāl[n.m.;sg.,d.]
for a long time.
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
.5
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)भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childको
kō
kō[postp.]
toगुल-गुल
gul-gul
gul[n.m.;sg.,d.]
flowerबनाकर
banākar
banānā[abs.]
create[abs.]हेल्थ
health
health
healthऔर
aur
aur
andवेल्थ
wealth
wealth
wealthदी थी
dī thī
dēnā[past-perf.f.]
give[past-perf.f.]क्योंकि
kyōṅki
kyōṅki
becauseनॉलेज
knowledge
knowledge
knowledgeहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]सोर्स आफ इनकम
source of income
source of income[x]
source of income.
.
.
.
118Souls and the Supreme Soul have been separated for a long time. 119Five thousand years ago too, I made you children beautiful and gave you health and wealth because this knowledge is your source of income.
131पढ़ाई
paṛhāī
paṛhāī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]|paṛhānā[past-part.f.]
(study|teach[past-part.f.])से
sē
sē[postp.]
fromही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyतकदीर
takdīr
takdīr[n.f.;sg.]
fortuneबनाते हैं
banātē haĩ
banānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
create[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
120Fortune is created by studying.
132वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatहोती है
hōtī hai
hōnā[pres.sg.f.23]
be[pres.sg.f.23]हद
had
had[n.f.;sg.]
xकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of),
,
,
, यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]बेहद
bēhad
bēhad[adj.]
unlimitedकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)तकदीर
takdīr
takdīr[n.f.;sg.]
fortune.
.
.
.
121That fortune is limited, whereas this one is unlimited.
133यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisस्कूल
school
school
schoolहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23],
,
,
, सतसंग
satsaṅg
satsaṅg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
spiritual gatheringनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
122This is a school, not a satsang (religious gathering).
134सतसंग
satsaṅg
satsaṅg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
spiritual gatheringमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inतो
tō
tō
thenजाते हैं
jātē haĩ
jānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
go[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, कोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someने
nē
nē[postp.]
∅रामायण
rāmāyaṇ
rāmāyaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
x,
,
,
, ग्रन्थ
granth
granth[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Granthआदि
ādi
ādi[adj.]
etc.सुनाया
sunāyā
sunānā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
speak[past-part.m.sg.d.].
.
.
.
123When people go to satsangs, someone reads the Ramayana or the Granth to them.
135बाबा
bābā
bābā
Babaतो
tō
tō
thenनॉलेजफुल
knowledgeful
knowledgeful
knowledgefulहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
124Baba is knowledge-full.
136बाबा
bābā
bābā
Babaकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someशास्त्र
śhāstra
śhāstra[n.m.;sg.,d.]
scriptureआदि
ādi
ādi[adj.]
etc.नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notपढ़ते हैं
paṛhtē haĩ
paṛhnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
study[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
125Baba doesn’t study the scriptures etc. 126He says: I know everything.
137कहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3]मैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iतो
tō
tō
thenसब कुछ
sab kuchh
sab kuchh[x]
everythingजानता हूँ
jāntā hū̃
jānnā[pres.sg.m.1]
know[pres.sg.m.1].
.
.
. 138यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisसिर्फ
sirph
sirph[adj.]
onlyतुम्हारी
tumhārī
tum[pn.pl.kī]
you[.kī]बुद्धि
buddhi
buddhi[n.f.;sg.]
intellectमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatवह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]मोस्ट बिलवेड
most beloved
most beloved[x]
the most belovedबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
father,
,
,
, जिसको
jiskō
jō[pn.sg.kō]
that[.kō]सब
sab
sab[adj.]
allयाद करते हैं
yād kartē haĩ
yād karnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
rememberकि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatइस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisपतित
patit
patit[adj.]
impureदुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
worldमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inआओ
āō
ānā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
come[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2],
,
,
, आकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]हमको
hamkō
ham[pn.pl.kō]
we[.kō]सुख
sukh
sukh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
happinessघनेरे
ghanērē
ghanērā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
xदो
dō
dēnā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]|dō[adj.]
(give[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]|two).
.
.
.
127It is in the intellects of only you children that He is the most beloved Father, the One whom everyone remembers and calls out to: Come into this impure world and give us immense happiness! 128You are the Mother and Father and we are Your children.
139तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youमात-पिता
māt-pitā
māt-pitā, mātā-pitā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
mother and Fatherहम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weबालक
bālak
bālak[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xतेरे
tērē
tū[pn.sg.kē]
you[.kē].
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
.अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowसम्मुख
sammukh
sammukh
in front of youआकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]बच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
childबने हो
banē hō
bannā[pres-perf.pl.m.2]
become[pres-perf.pl.m.2].
.
.
.
129You have come personally in front of Baba and become His children.
140बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]विचित्र
vichitr
vichitr[adj.]
unique.
.
.
.
130The Father is without an image.
141उनका
unkā
vah[pn.pl.kā]
that[.kā]कोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someचित्र
chitra
chitra[n.m.;sg.,d.]
picture (
(
(
(शरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
body)
)
)
) नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
131He doesn’t have an image (body) of His own.
142परन्तु
parantu
parantu[conj.]
howeverचित्र
chitra
chitra[n.m.;sg.,d.]
pictureके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)आधार
ādhār
ādhār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
basisबिगर
bigar
bigar
withoutशिक्षा
śhikṣhā
śhikṣhā[n.f.;sg.]
teachingsकैसे
kaisē
kaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
howदेवे
dēvē
dēnā[opt.sg.23]
give[opt.sg.23] !
!
!
!
132So, how could He give teachings without the support of an image (body)?
143इसलिए
isliē
isliē
thereforeकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3]मैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iइस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofआधार
ādhār
ādhār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
basisले
lē
lēnā[root]|lēnā[opt.sg.23]
(take[root]|take[opt.sg.23]),
,
,
, इन
in
in|yah[pn.pl.o.]
(in|this)द्वारा
dvārā
dvārā
throughतुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]पढ़ाता हूँ
paṛhātā hū̃
paṛhānā[pres.sg.m.1]
teach[pres.sg.m.1].
.
.
.
133Therefore, He says: I take the support of this body and teach you through this one.
144तुम जानते हो
tum jāntē hō
tum jāntē hō[x]
you knowहमको
hamkō
ham[pn.pl.kō]
we[.kō]कोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someमनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingगुरू
gurū
gurū[n.m.;sg.,d.]
guru,
,
,
, टीचर
teacher
teacher
teacherनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notपढ़ाते हैं
paṛhātē haĩ
paṛhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
teach[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
134You understand that it is not a human guru or teacher that is teaching you.
145लिखा
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]भगवानुवाच
bhagvānuvāch
bhagvānuvāch
God speaks.
.
.
.
135It is written, “God speaks”.
146वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]निराकार
nirākār
nirākār[adj.]
incorporeal,
,
,
, ब्रह्मा देवताए नमः
brahmā dēvtāē namaḥ
brahmā dēvtāē namaḥ[x]
Salutations to the deity Brahma,
,
,
, विष्णु देवताए नमः
viṣhṇu dēvtāē namaḥ
viṣhṇu dēvtāē namaḥ[x]
salutations to the deity Vishnuकहा 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]).
.
.
.
136He is incorporeal. 137It is said: Salutations to the deity Brahma, salutation to the deity Vishnu.
147ब्रह्मा
brahmā
brahmā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Brahmaभगवान
bhagvān
bhagvān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Godनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notकहेंगे
kahē̃gē
kahnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
say[fut.m.pl.12hon3]क्योंकि
kyōṅki
kyōṅki
becauseवह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]सूक्ष्मवतनवासी
sūkṣhmavatanvāsī
sūkṣhmavatanvāsī[adj.]
residents of the subtle region.
.
.
.
138“God Brahma” is not said because he is a resident of the subtle region. 139Deities are the creation.
148देवतायें
dēvtāyē̃
dēvtā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
deityहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]रचना
rachnā
rachnā[inf.m.sg.d.]|rachnā[n.f.;sg.]
(x[inf.m.sg.d.]|creation),
,
,
, उनसे
unsē
vah[pn.pl.sē]
that[.sē]कोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someवर्सा
varsā
varsā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
inheritanceनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notमिल
mil
milnā[root]
receive[root]सकता
saktā
saknā[pres-part.m.sg.d.]
can[pres-part.m.sg.d.],
,
,
, तो
tō
tō
thenफिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])मनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human being,
,
,
, मनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingको
kō
kō[postp.]
toवर्सा
varsā
varsā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
inheritanceकैसे
kaisē
kaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
howदे
dē
dēnā[root]|dēnā[opt.sg.23]
(give[root]|give[opt.sg.23])सकते
saktē
saknā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
can[pres-part.m.pl.,o.] !
!
!
!
140You cannot receive the inheritance from them. 141So, how could a human being give this inheritance to another human being?
149तो
tō
tō
thenइन
in
in|yah[pn.pl.o.]
(in|this)बातों
bātō̃
bāt[n.f.+ō̃;pl.o.]
matterको
kō
kō[postp.]
toकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someसमझ
samajh
samajhnā[root]|samajh[n.f.;sg.]
(understand[root]|understanding)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]).
.
.
.
142No one can understand these things.
150यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]गॉड
god
god
xफादरली
fatherly
fatherly
Fatherlyकॉलेज
college
college
college.
.
.
. 151भगवान
bhagvān
bhagvān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Godपढ़ाते हैं
paṛhātē haĩ
paṛhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
teach[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
143This is a Godfatherly college where God teaches.
152बच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
child,
,
,
, मैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iतुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]मनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromदेवी-देवता
dēvī-dēvtā
dēvī-dēvtā[n.f.;sg.]
deitiesबनाता हूँ
banātā hū̃
banānā[pres.sg.m.1]
create[pres.sg.m.1].
.
.
.
144Children, I change you from humans into deities.
153ऐसे
aisē
aisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
suchऔर कोई
aur kōī
aur kōī[x]
someone elseकह
kah
kahnā[root]
say[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]).
.
.
.
145No one else can say this.
154संन्यासी
sannyāsī
sannyāsī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
sannyasiहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyनिवृत्ति
nivr̥itti
nivr̥itti[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
xमार्ग
mārg
mārg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
pathके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of).
.
.
.
146Sannyasis’ path is that of isolation.
155सतयुग
satyug
satyug[n.m.;sg.,d.]
golden ageमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inतो
tō
tō
thenप्रवृत्ति मार्ग
pravr̥itti mārg
pravr̥itti mārg[x]
family pathमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inपवित्र
pavitra
pavitr[adj.]
pureदेवी-देवतायें
dēvī-dēvtāyē̃
dēvī-dēvtā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
deitiesथे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl].
.
.
.
147In the golden age there were pure deities who followed the family path.
156अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowमैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iफिर आया हूँ
phir āyā hū̃
phirnā[pres-perf.sg.m.1.root+ānā]
turn[pres-perf.sg.m.1.root+ānā]पतितों
patitō̃
patit[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
impureको
kō
kō[postp.]
toपावन
pāvan
pāvan[adj.]
pureबनाने
banānē
banānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
create[inf.m.pl.,o.].
.
.
.
148I have now come again to purify the impure.
157जितना
jitnā
jitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
the moreयाद करेंगे
yād karē̃gē
yād karnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
remember,
,
,
, उतना
utnā
utnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
xविकर्म विनाश होंगे
vikarma vināśh hōṅgē
vikarma vināśh hōṅgē[x]
Your sins will be absolved.
.
.
.
149To the extent that you stay in remembrance, so your sins will accordingly be absolved.
158आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyपतित
patit
patit[adj.]
impureहोती है
hōtī hai
hōnā[pres.sg.f.23]
be[pres.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
150It is souls that become impure.
159जैसे
jaisē
jaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
likeसोने
sōnē
sōnā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]|sōnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
(gold|sleep[inf.m.pl.,o.])में
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inखाद
khād
khād[n.f.;sg.]
alloyपड़ती है
paṛtī hai
paṛnā[pres.sg.f.23]
fall[pres.sg.f.23],
,
,
, फिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])जेवर
zewar
zewar
jewelleryखाद
khād
khād[n.f.;sg.]
alloyवाला
vālā
vālā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
those whoबनता है
bantā hai
bannā[pres.sg.m.23]
become[pres.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
151When alloy is mixed into gold, the jewellery made from it also contains alloy.
160आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooखाद
khād
khād[n.f.;sg.]
alloyपड़ती है
paṛtī hai
paṛnā[pres.sg.f.23]
fall[pres.sg.f.23]तो
tō
tō
thenआइरन एजड
iron aged
iron aged[x]
iron-agedबन जाती है
ban jātī hai
bannā[pres.sg.f.23.root+jānā]
become[pres.sg.f.23.root+jānā].
.
.
.
152When souls have alloy in them, they become iron aged.
161अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowसभी
sabhī
sab[adv.hī]
allतमोप्रधान
tamōpradhān
tamōpradhān[adj.]
tamopradhanहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3],
,
,
, फिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youआत्मायें
ātmāyē̃
ātmā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
soulसुन्दर
sundar
sundar[adj.]
xबनेंगी
banē̃gī
bannā[fut.f.pl.12hon3]
become[fut.f.pl.12hon3]तो
tō
tō
thenशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooसुन्दर
sundar
sundar[adj.]
xमिलेगा
milēgā
milnā[fut.m.sg.23]
receive[fut.m.sg.23].
.
.
.
153All of you are now tamopradhan, and then, when you souls become beautiful you will receive beautiful bodies.
162सतयुग
satyug
satyug[n.m.;sg.,d.]
golden ageमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youगोरे
gōrē
gōrā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
beautifulअर्थात्
arthāt
arthāt
that isसुन्दर
sundar
sundar[adj.]
xथे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl].
.
.
.
154You were beautiful in the golden age.
163फिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])84
84
84
84जन्म
janm
janamnā[root]|janm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(be born[root]|life)लेते-लेते
lētē-lētē
lēnā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
take[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]श्याम
śhyām
śhyām[adj.]
xअर्थात्
arthāt
arthāt
that isसांवरे
sānvarē
sāṅvarā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
uglyबने हो
banē hō
bannā[pres-perf.pl.m.2]
become[pres-perf.pl.m.2]इसलिए
isliē
isliē
thereforeकृष्ण
kr̥iṣhṇa
kr̥iṣhṇa[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Krishnaको
kō
kō[postp.]
toश्याम-सुन्दर
śhyām-sundar
śhyām sundar[adj.]
xकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
155Then, while taking 84 births, you became ugly. 156This is why Krishna is called the ugly and the beautiful one.
164एक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)तो
tō
tō
thenबात
bāt
bāt[n.f.;sg.]
matterनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
. 165सारी
sārī
sārā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
the wholeराजधानी
rājdhānī
rājdhānī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
kingdomगोरी
gōrī
gōrā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
beautifulसुन्दर
sundar
sundar[adj.]
xथी
thī
hōnā[past.f]
be[past.f].
.
.
. 166अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowश्याम
śhyām
śhyām[adj.]
xबन गई है
ban gaī hai
bannā[pres-perf.sg.f.23.root+jānā]
become[pres-perf.sg.f.23.root+jānā].
.
.
.
157It is not a question of just one; the whole kingdom was beautiful, but has now become ugly.
167आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulऔर
aur
aur
andशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyदोनों
dōnō̃
dōnō̃
xही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyरोगी
rōgī
rōgī[adj.]
illबन गये हैं
ban gayē haĩ
bannā[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.root+jānā]
become[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.root+jānā].
.
.
.
158Souls and bodies have both become diseased.
168तुम जानते हो
tum jāntē hō
tum jāntē hō[x]
you knowहम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weसो
sō
sō|sōnā[root]
(x|sleep[root])पूज्य
pūjya
pūjya[adj.]
worthy of worshipदेवी-देवता
dēvī-dēvtā
dēvī-dēvtā[n.f.;sg.]
deitiesथे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl].
.
.
.
159You know that you used to be worthy-of-worship deities.
169माया
māyā
māyā[n.f.;sg.]
Mayaने
nē
nē[postp.]
∅पूज्य
pūjya
pūjya[adj.]
worthy of worshipसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromपुजारी
pujārī
pujārī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
worshipperबनाया है
banāyā hai
banānā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
create[pres-perf.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
160From your being worthy of worship, Maya made you into worshippers.
170देवी-देवता
dēvī-dēvtā
dēvī-dēvtā[n.f.;sg.]
deitiesधर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionवाले
vālē
vālā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
those whoधर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionभ्रष्ट
bhraṣhṭa
bhraṣhṭ[adj.]
corrupt,
,
,
, कर्म
karma
karm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
deedभ्रष्ट
bhraṣhṭa
bhraṣhṭ[adj.]
corruptहो गये हैं
hō gayē haĩ
hōnā[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.root+jānā]
be[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.root+jānā].
.
.
.
161Those of the deity religion have become corrupt in their religion and their actions.
171देवताओं
dēvtāō̃
dēvtā[n.f.+ō̃;pl.o.]
deityके आगे
kē āgē
kē āgē[x]
in front ofजाकर
jākar
jānā[abs.]
go[abs.]कहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3]-
-
-
-हम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weनीच
nīch
nīch, nīchā, nīñch[adj.]
degradedपापी
pāpī
pāpī[adj.]
sinnerहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3],
,
,
, हमारे
hamārē
ham[pn.pl.kē]
we[.kē]में
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someगुण
guṇ
guṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
virtueनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3],
,
,
, हम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weकंगाल
kaṅgāl
kaṅgāl[adj.]
poverty-strickenदुःखी हैं
duḥkhī haĩ
duḥkhnā[pres-perf.pl.f.12hon3]
hurt[pres-perf.pl.f.12hon3].
.
.
.
162They go in front of the deity idols and say: We are degraded sinners; we have no virtues; we are poverty-stricken and unhappy.
172भारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inदेवी-देवताओं
dēvī-dēvatāō̃
dēvī-dēvtā[n.f.+ō̃;pl.o.]
deitiesका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofराज्य
rājya
rājya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
kingdomथा
thā
hōnā[past.m.sg]
be[past.m.sg].
.
.
.
163It used to be the kingdom of deities in Bharat.
173भारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatसिरताज
sirtāj
sirtāj[n.m.;sg.,d.]
crownथा
thā
hōnā[past.m.sg]
be[past.m.sg].
.
.
.
164Bharat was worthy of a crown.
174अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowतो
tō
tō
thenप्रजा
prajā
prajā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofप्रजा
prajā
prajā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other)राज्य
rājya
rājya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
kingdomहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
165It is now the rule of people over people.
175बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherको
kō
kō[postp.]
toजानते
jāntē
jānnā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
know[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
166They do not know the Father.
176यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisतो
tō
tō
thenजानते हो
jāntē hō
jānnā[pres.pl.m.2]
know[pres.pl.m.2]इस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisपुरानी दुनिया का विनाश
purānī duniyā kā vināśh
purānī duniyā kā vināśh[x]
destruction of the old worldहोना है
hōnā hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23.oblig1]
be[pres.sg.23.oblig1].
.
.
.
167You know that this old world is to be destroyed.
177गाया 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])विनाश काले विपरीत बुद्धि
vināśh kālē viparīt buddhi
vināśh kālē viparīt buddhi[x]
There are those whose intellects have no love for the Father at the time of destruction.
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
.किसकी
kiskī
kaun[pn.sg.kī]
who[.kī] ?
?
?
?
168It is said that, at the time of destruction, their intellects had no love. 169Whose intellects?
178यादवों
yādavō̃
yādav[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
xऔर
aur
aur
andकौरवों
kauravō̃
kaurav[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
Kauravकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of),
,
,
, जो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherको
kō
kō[postp.]
toनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notजानते हैं
jāntē haĩ
jānnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
know[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
170Those of the Yadavas and the Kauravas, those who did not know the Father.
179भगवानुवाच
bhagvānuvāch
bhagvānuvāch
God speaks-
-
-
-तुम्हारी
tumhārī
tum[pn.pl.kī]
you[.kī]तकदीर
takdīr
takdīr[n.f.;sg.]
fortuneजो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatडूबी
ḍūbī
ḍūbnā[past-part.f.]
sink[past-part.f.]हुई थी
huī thī
hōnā[past-perf.f.]
be[past-perf.f.],
,
,
, वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatअभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowजग चुकी है
jag chukī hai
jagnā[pres-perf.sg.f.23.root+cuknā]
wake up[pres-perf.sg.f.23.root+cuknā].
.
.
.
171God speaks: Your fortune, which had sunk, has now risen. 172This study is for you to make your fortune.
180तकदीर
takdīr
takdīr[n.f.;sg.]
fortuneबन
ban
bannā[root]|ban[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(become[root]|x)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.])की
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisपढ़ाई है
paṛhāī hai
paṛhānā[pres-perf.sg.f.23]
teach[pres-perf.sg.f.23].
.
.
. 181स्वर्ग का मालिक
svarg kā mālik
svarg kā mālik[x]
xतो
tō
tō
thenस्वर्ग
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.]
establishmentकरने
karnē
karnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
do[inf.m.pl.,o.]वाला
vālā
vālā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
those whoही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyबनायेगा
banāyēgā
banānā[fut.m.sg.23]
create[fut.m.sg.23].
.
.
.
173Only the One who creates heaven can make you into the masters of heaven. 174It is Heavenly God, the Father, who creates heaven.
182स्वर्ग
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.]
establishmentकरने
karnē
karnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
do[inf.m.pl.,o.]वाला
vālā
vālā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
those whoहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]हेविनली गॉड फादर
heavenly god father
heavenly God Father[x]
Heavenly God, the Father.
.
.
.
175It is Maya that makes you into the residents of hell.
183नर्कवासी
narkvāsī
narkvāsī[adj.]
resident of hellमाया
māyā
māyā[n.f.;sg.]
Mayaबनाती है
banātī hai
banānā[pres.sg.f.23]
create[pres.sg.f.23].
.
.
. 184तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youगाते
gātē
gānā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
sing[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2])दुःख
duḥkh
duḥkhnā[root]|duḥkh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(hurt[root]|sorrow)में
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inसिमरण
simraṇ
simraṇ[n.f.;sg.]
remembranceसब
sab
sab[adj.]
allकरें
karē̃
karnā[opt.pl.12hon3]
do[opt.pl.12hon3],
,
,
, सुख
sukh
sukh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
happinessमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inकरे
karē
karnā[opt.sg.23]
do[opt.sg.23]न
na
na[neg]
notकोय
kōy
kōī
some.
.
.
.
176You sing that everyone remembers God at times of sorrow, and that no one remembers Him at times of happiness.
185भक्ति
bhakti
bhakti[n.f.;sg.]
devotionशुरू होती है
śhurū hōtī hai
śhurū hōnā[pres.sg.f.23]
xद्वापर
dvāpar
dvāpar
copper ageसे
sē
sē[postp.]
from.
.
.
.
177The path of devotion begins in the copper age.
186भक्ति
bhakti
bhakti[n.f.;sg.]
devotionका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofफल
phal
phal[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fruitदेने
dēnē
dēnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
give[inf.m.pl.,o.]भगवान
bhagvān
bhagvān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Godको
kō
kō[postp.]
toआना पड़े
ānā paṛē
ānā[opt.sg.23.oblig2]
come[opt.sg.23.oblig2].
.
.
.
178God has to come to give the fruit of devotion.
187अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowभगवान
bhagvān
bhagvān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Godघर
ghar
ghar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
homeबैठे आये हैं
baiṭhē āyē haĩ
baiṭhnā[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.past-part+ānā]
sit[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.past-part+ānā]भारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
in.
.
.
.
179God has now come in Bharat while you are sitting at home.
188भारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatउनका
unkā
vah[pn.pl.kā]
that[.kā]घर
ghar
ghar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
homeहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
180Bharat is His home.
189शिवरात्रि
śhivrātri
śhivrātri[x]
Shiva Ratriभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooयहाँ
yahā̃
yahā̃
hereमनाते हैं
manātē haĩ
manānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
celebrate[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, मन्दिर
mandir
mandir[n.m.;sg.,d.]
templeभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooयहाँ
yahā̃
yahā̃
hereबने
banē
bannā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|bannā[opt.sg.23]
(become[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|become[opt.sg.23])हुए हैं
huē haĩ
hōnā[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3]
be[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
181It is here that the night of Shiva is celebrated and it is here that they build temples.
190शिवबाबा
śhivbābā
śhivbābā
Shiv Babaतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childको
kō
kō[postp.]
toबैठ
baiṭh
baiṭhnā[root]
sit[root]नॉलेज
knowledge
knowledge
knowledgeदेते हैं
dētē haĩ
dēnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
give[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, जिसको
jiskō
jō[pn.sg.kō]
that[.kō]ज्ञान अमृत
gyān amr̥it
gyān amr̥it[x]
xअथवा
athavā
athavā
that isसोमरस
sōmras
sōmras[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nectarभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
182Shiv Baba sits here and gives you children knowledge, which is also called the nectar of knowledge.
191गोल्डन एजड
golden aged
golden aged[x]
golden ageबनाने
banānē
banānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
create[inf.m.pl.,o.]लिए
liē
liē|lēnā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]
(for|take[past-part.m.pl.,o.])नॉलेज
knowledge
knowledge
knowledgeदेते हैं
dētē haĩ
dēnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
give[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
183He gives you knowledge in order to make you golden aged.
192तो
tō
tō
thenनाम
nām
nām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nameसोमनाथ
sōmnāth
sōmnāth[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Somnathपड़ा है
paṛā hai
paṛnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
fall[pres-perf.sg.m.23].
.
.
. 193अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowतो
tō
tō
thenभारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatकितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soकंगाल
kaṅgāl
kaṅgāl[adj.]
poverty-strickenहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
184Therefore, He is given the name Somnath (The Lord of Nectar).
194तुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]इस समय
is samay
is samay[x]
at this time3
3
3
3पैर
pair
pair[n.m.;sg.,d.]
footपृथ्वी
pr̥ithvī
pr̥ithvī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
xके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notमिलते
miltē
milnā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
receive[pres-part.m.pl.,o.].
.
.
.
185Bharat is now completely poverty-stricken. 186You don’t even have three square feet of land.
195कहाँ
kahā̃
kahā̃
whereबैठ-कर
baiṭh-kar
baiṭhnā[abs.]
sit[abs.]पढ़ते हो
paṛhtē hō
paṛhnā[pres.pl.m.2]
study[pres.pl.m.2] ?
?
?
?
187Look where you sit and study!
196यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisतो
tō
tō
thenबड़े
baṛē
baṛā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
veryते
tē
sē
fromबड़ा
baṛā
baṛā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
veryहॉस्पिटल कम कॉलेज
hospital cum college
hospital cum college[x]
xहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
188This is the largest hospital-cum-college.
197तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youमिडगेट
midget
midget
midgetहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2]).
.
.
.
189You are midgets.
198कहते हो
kahtē hō
kahnā[pres.pl.m.2]
say[pres.pl.m.2]बाबा
bābā
bābā
Babaमैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iआपका
āpkā
āp[pn.pl.kā]
you[.kā]12
12
12
12मास
mās
māns[n.m.;sg.,d.]|mās[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(x|month)का
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofबच्चा
bachchā
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
childहूँ
hū̃
hōnā[pres.sg.1]
be[pres.sg.1].
.
.
.
190You say: Baba, I am Your twelve month old child.
199आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulबोलती है
bōltī hai
bōlnā[pres.sg.f.23]
speak[pres.sg.f.23]इस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyद्वारा
dvārā
dvārā
through-
-
-
-बाबा
bābā
bābā
Babaमैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
I6
6
6
6मास
mās
māns[n.m.;sg.,d.]|mās[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(x|month)का
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofबच्चा
bachchā
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
childहूँ
hū̃
hōnā[pres.sg.1]
be[pres.sg.1]तो
tō
tō
thenमिडगेट
midget
midget
midgetहुआ
huā
hōnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
be[past-part.m.sg.d.]ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
191A soul says through a body: Baba, I am Your six month old child. 192Therefore, you are a midget.
200बोलता है
bōltā hai
bōlnā[pres.sg.m.23]
speak[pres.sg.m.23]-
-
-
-मैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iआपका
āpkā
āp[pn.pl.kā]
you[.kā]बना हूँ
banā hū̃
bannā[pres-perf.sg.m.1]
become[pres-perf.sg.m.1].
.
.
.
193He says: I have become Yours.
201अच्छा
achchhā
achchhā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
achcha,
,
,
, अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowअच्छी
achchhī
achchhā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
achchaरीति
rīti
rīti[n.f.;sg.]
wayपढ़ो
paṛhō
paṛhnā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
study[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]तो
tō
tō
thenसाथ
sāth
sāth[n.m.;sg.,d.]
withले जाऊंगा
lē jāūṅgā
lē jānā[fut.m.sg.1]
carry.
.
.
.
194OK, study well now and I will take you back with Me.
202संन्यासी
sannyāsī
sannyāsī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
sannyasiब्रह्म
brahm
brahm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
brahmअथवा
athavā
athavā
that isतत्व
tatva
tatva[n.m.;sg.,d.]
elementको
kō
kō[postp.]
toयाद करते हैं
yād kartē haĩ
yād karnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
remember.
.
.
.
195Sannyasis remember the brahm element.
203बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherको
kō
kō[postp.]
toछोड़
chhōṛ
chhōṛnā[root]
renounce[root],
,
,
, रहने
rahnē
rahnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
remain[inf.m.pl.,o.]के
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)स्थान
sthān
sthān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
placeको
kō
kō[postp.]
toयाद करते हैं
yād kartē haĩ
yād karnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
remember.
.
.
.
196They forget the Father and remember the place where He resides.
204समझते हैं
samajhtē haĩ
samajhnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
understand[pres.pl.m.12hon3]कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatब्रह्म
brahm
brahm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
brahmही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyभगवान
bhagvān
bhagvān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Godहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]लेकिन
lēkin
lēkin
butयह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisउन्हों
unhō̃
vah[pn.pl.o.]
thatका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofमीठा
mīṭhā
mīṭhā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
sweetभ्रम
bhram
bhram[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
197They think that the brahm element is God, but that is their sweet illusion.
205ब्रह्म तत्व
brahm tatva
brahm tatva[x]
brahm elementजिसमें
jismē̃
jō[pn.sg.mē̃]
that[.mē̃]हम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weअशरीरी
aśharīrī
aśharīrī[adj.]
bodilessआत्मायें
ātmāyē̃
ātmā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
soulनिवास
nivās
nivās[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xकरती हैं
kartī haĩ
karnā[pres.pl.f.12hon3]
do[pres.pl.f.12hon3],
,
,
, उसको
uskō
vah[pn.sg.kō]
that[.kō]भगवान
bhagvān
bhagvān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Godकैसे
kaisē
kaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
howकहा जा सकता है
kahā jā saktā hai
kahnā[pres.sg.m.23.root+saknā.passive]
say[pres.sg.m.23.root+saknā.passive] !
!
!
!
198How could the brahm element in which we bodiless souls reside be called God?
206फिर
phir
phir[adv.]|phirnā[root]
(then|turn[root])कहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3]हम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weब्रह्म
brahm
brahm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
brahmमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inलीन
līn
līn[adj.]
mergedहो जायेंगे
hō jāyēṅgē
hōnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3.root+jānā]
be[fut.m.pl.12hon3.root+jānā].
.
.
.
199They say that they will merge into the brahm element.
207आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulतो
tō
tō
thenअविनाशी
avināśhī
avināśhī[adj.]
imperishableहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
. 208उनको
unkō
vah[pn.pl.kō]
that[.kō]पार्ट
part
part[n.m.;sg.,d.]
partबजाते
bajātē
bajānā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
play[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyरहना है
rahnā hai
rahnā[pres.sg.23.oblig1]
remain[pres.sg.23.oblig1].
.
.
.
200Souls are immortal; they have to continue to play their parts.
209बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherअच्छी
achchhī
achchhā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
achchaरीति
rīti
rīti[n.f.;sg.]
wayबैठ
baiṭh
baiṭhnā[root]
sit[root]समझाते हैं
samjhātē haĩ
samjhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
explain[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
201The Father sits here and explains very clearly.
210यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisदादा
dādā
dādā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
Dadaभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooभल
bhal
bhal
althoughशास्त्र
śhāstra
śhāstra[n.m.;sg.,d.]
scriptureआदि
ādi
ādi[adj.]
etc.पढ़े
paṛhē
paṛhnā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|paṛhnā[opt.sg.23]
(study[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|study[opt.sg.23])हुए थे
huē thē
hōnā[past-perf.pl.m.]
be[past-perf.pl.m.]परन्तु
parantu
parantu[conj.]
howeverमुझे
mujhē
maĩ[pn.sg.kō]
I[.kō]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notजानते थे
jāntē thē
jānnā[hab-past.pl.m.]
know[hab-past.pl.m.].
.
.
.
202Although this Dada used to study the scriptures, he did not know Me.
211अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowइनको
inkō
yah[pn.pl.kō]
this[.kō]भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooसुनाता हूँ
sunātā hū̃
sunānā[pres.sg.m.1]
speak[pres.sg.m.1],
,
,
, इनकी
inkī
yah[pn.pl.kī]
this[.kī]आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulसुनती है
suntī hai
sunnā[pres.sg.f.23]
listen[pres.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
203I now tell him and his soul listens.
212मैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iइनके
inkē
yah[pn.pl.kē]
this[.kē]बाजू में
bājū mē̃
bājū mē̃[x]
xआकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]बैठता हूँ
baiṭhtā hū̃
baiṭhnā[pres.sg.m.1]
sit[pres.sg.m.1].
.
.
.
204I come and sit beside him and teach you.
213तुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]पढ़ाता हूँ
paṛhātā hū̃
paṛhānā[pres.sg.m.1]
teach[pres.sg.m.1].
.
.
.
205This one also listens.
214यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooसुनता है
suntā hai
sunnā[pres.sg.m.23]
listen[pres.sg.m.23],
,
,
, इनके
inkē
yah[pn.pl.kē]
this[.kē]मुख
mukh
mukh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
mouthसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyपढ़ाता हूँ
paṛhātā hū̃
paṛhānā[pres.sg.m.1]
teach[pres.sg.m.1].
.
.
.
206I teach you through his mouth.
215तुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]देही-अभिमानी
dēhī-abhimānī
dēhī-abhimānī[adj.]
soul consciousबनाता हूँ
banātā hū̃
banānā[pres.sg.m.1]
create[pres.sg.m.1].
.
.
.
207I make you soul conscious.
216दुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
worldमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someदेही-अभिमानी
dēhī-abhimānī
dēhī-abhimānī[adj.]
soul consciousहोते
hōtē
hōnā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
be[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
208There is no one in the world who is soul conscious.
217तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youबच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
childबेहद
bēhad
bēhad[adj.]
unlimitedके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromबेहद
bēhad
bēhad[adj.]
unlimitedसुख
sukh
sukh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
happinessका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofवर्सा
varsā
varsā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
inheritanceले रहे हो
lē rahē hō
lēnā[pres.pl.m.prog.2]
take[pres.pl.m.prog.2],
,
,
, पाँच
pañch
pañch[adj.]
fiveहजार
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)मुआफिक
muāphik
muāphik
x.
.
.
.
209You children are claiming your inheritance of unlimited happiness from the unlimited Father as you did 5000 years ago.
218संन्यासियों
sannyāsiyō̃
sannyāsī[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
sannyasiआदि
ādi
ādi[adj.]
etc.को
kō
kō[postp.]
toअपने
apnē
apnā[pn.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
one’s ownशास्त्र
śhāstra
śhāstra[n.m.;sg.,d.]
scriptureही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyबुद्धि
buddhi
buddhi[n.f.;sg.]
intellectमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inआयेंगे
āyēṅgē
ānā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
come[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
210Sannyasis etc. only keep scriptures in their intellects.
219यहाँ
yahā̃
yahā̃
hereकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someशास्त्र
śhāstra
śhāstra[n.m.;sg.,d.]
scriptureकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)बात
bāt
bāt[n.f.;sg.]
matterनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
211Here, there is no question of scriptures.
220बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherको
kō
kō[postp.]
toक्या
kyā
kyā
whatयाद
yād
yād[n.f.;sg.]
remembranceआयेगा
āyēgā
ānā[fut.m.sg.23]
come[fut.m.sg.23] ?
?
?
?
212What would the Father remember?
221वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatतो
tō
tō
thenमालिक
mālik
mālik[n.m.;sg.,d.]
masterहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
213He Himself is the Master.
222तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youयाद करते हो
yād kartē hō
yād karnā[pres.pl.m.2]
rememberबेहद
bēhad
bēhad[adj.]
unlimitedके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherको
kō
kō[postp.]
to.
.
.
.
214You remember the unlimited Father.
223प्रजापिता ब्रह्मा
prajāpitā brahmā
prajāpitā brahmā[x]
Prajapita Brahmaके
K|kē
K|kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
(K|of)तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youब्रह्मा-कुमार
brahmā-kumār
brahmākumār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Brahma Kumarकुमारियाँ
kumāriyā̃
kumārī[x]
kumariहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2]).
.
.
.
215You are the Brahma Kumars and Kumaris of Prajapita Brahma.
224दादे
dādē
dādā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
Dadaसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromवर्सा
varsā
varsā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
inheritanceलेते हो
lētē hō
lēnā[pres.pl.m.2]
take[pres.pl.m.2],
,
,
, ब्रह्मा
brahmā
brahmā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Brahmaद्वारा
dvārā
dvārā
through.
.
.
.
216You are claiming your inheritance from the Grandfather through Brahma.
225फादर
father
father
fatherहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]साकार
sākār
sākār, sākārī[adj.]
sakar.
.
.
. 226ग्रैण्ड
grand
grand
xफादर
father
father
fatherहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]निराकार
nirākār
nirākār[adj.]
incorporeal.
.
.
.
217The father is corporeal and the Grandfather is incorporeal.
227शिवबाबा
śhivbābā
śhivbābā
Shiv Babaकी
key|kī
key|karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]
(key|do[past-part.f.]|of)आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulइसमें
ismē̃
yah[pn.sg.mē̃]
this[.mē̃]है
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
218The soul of Shiv Baba is in this one.
228दोनों
dōnō̃
dōnō̃
xहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]निराकार
nirākār
nirākār[adj.]
incorporeal.
.
.
.
219Both are incorporeal.
229यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisसाकार
sākār
sākār, sākārī[adj.]
sakarफादर
father
father
father,
,
,
, फादर
father
father
fatherभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]तो
tō
tō
thenमदर
mother
mother
motherभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23],
,
,
, इनसे
insē
yah[pn.pl.sē]
this[.sē]तुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]एडाप्ट
adopt
adopt
adoptकरते हैं
kartē haĩ
karnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
do[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
220This physical father is a father and also a mother, for you are adopted through this one.
230अच्छा
achchhā
achchhā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
achcha !
!
!
!
221Achcha.
231मीठे-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
yād
yād[n.f.;sg.]
remembrance,
,
,
, प्यार
pyār
pyār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
loveऔर
aur
aur
andगुडमार्निंग
good morning
good morning
good morning.
.
.
.
222To the sweetest, beloved, long-lost and now-found children, love, remembrance and good morning from the Mother, the Father, BapDada.
232रूहानी बाप की रूहानी बच्चों को नमस्ते
rūhānī bāp kī rūhānī bachchō̃ kō namastē
rūhānī bāp kī rūhānī bachchō̃ kō namastē[x]
x.
.
.
.
223The spiritual Father says namaste to the spiritual children.