Murli
7ओम् शान्ति
ōm śhānti
ōm śhānti[x]
Om Shanti.
.
.
.
6Om shanti.
8हे
hē
hē
xप्रभू
prabhū
prabhu[n.m.;sg.,d.]
God,
,
,
, ईश्वर
īśhvar
īśhvar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
God,
,
,
, परमात्मा
paramātmā
paramātmā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Supreme Soulकहने
kahnē
kahnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
say[inf.m.pl.,o.]और
aur
aur
andपिता
pitā
pitā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherअक्षर
akṣhar
akṣhar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
wordकहने
kahnē
kahnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
say[inf.m.pl.,o.]में
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inकितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soफर्क
phark
fark[n.m.;sg.,d.]
differenceहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
7There is such a big difference between saying the words, “O Prabhu, o God, o Supreme Soul”, and saying the word “Father”.
9हे
hē
hē
xईश्वर
īśhvar
īśhvar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
God,
,
,
, हे
hē
hē
xप्रभू
prabhū
prabhu[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Godकहने
kahnē
kahnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
say[inf.m.pl.,o.]से
sē
sē[postp.]
fromकितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soरिगार्ड
regard
regard
regardरहता है
rahtā hai
rahnā[pres.sg.m.23]
remain[pres.sg.m.23].
.
.
. 10और
aur
aur
andफिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)उनको
unkō
vah[pn.pl.kō]
that[.kō]पिता
pitā
pitā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, तो
tō
tō
thenपिता
pitā
pitā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherअक्षर
akṣhar
akṣhar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
wordबहुत
bahut
bahut
veryसाधारण
sādhāraṇ
sādhāraṇ[adj.]
ordinaryहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
8There is so much regard in saying, “O God, o Prabhu”, whereas the word “Father” is very ordinary.
11पितायें
pitāyē̃
pitā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
fatherतो
tō
tō
thenढेर
ḍhēr
ḍhēr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
crowds ofके
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K)ढेर
ḍhēr
ḍhēr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
crowds ofहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
9There are many fathers.
12प्रार्थना
prārthanā
prārthanā[n.f.;sg.]
xमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3]-
-
-
-हे
hē
hē
xप्रभू
prabhū
prabhu[n.m.;sg.,d.]
God,
,
,
, हे
hē
hē
xईश्वर
īśhvar
īśhvar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
God.
.
.
.
10Even in prayers, people say “Prabhu”, “O God”.
13बाबा
bābā
bābā
Babaक्यों
kyō̃
kyō̃
whyनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notकहते
kahtē
kahnā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
say[pres-part.m.pl.,o.] ?
?
?
?
11Why do they not say “Baba”?
14है
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]तो
tō
tō
thenपरमपिता
parampitā
parampitā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Supreme Fatherना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
12After all, He is the Supreme Father.
15परन्तु
parantu
parantu[conj.]
howeverबाबा
bābā
bābā
Babaअक्षर
akṣhar
akṣhar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
wordजैसे
jaisē
jaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
likeदब जाता है
dab jātā hai
dabnā[pres.sg.m.23.root+jānā]
x[pres.sg.m.23.root+jānā],
,
,
, परमात्मा
paramātmā
paramātmā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Supreme Soulअक्षर
akṣhar
akṣhar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
wordऊंचा
ūñchā
ūñch[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
elevatedहो जाता है
hō jātā hai
hōnā[pres.sg.m.23.root+jānā]
be[pres.sg.m.23.root+jānā].
.
.
.
13It is as if the word “Father” becomes suppressed and the words “Supreme Soul” become more important.
16बुलाते हैं
bulātē haĩ
bulānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
call[pres.pl.m.12hon3]-
-
-
-हे
hē
hē
xप्रभू
prabhū
prabhu[n.m.;sg.,d.]
God,
,
,
, नैन
nain
nayan, nain[n.m.;sg.,d.]
eyeहीन
hīn
hīn[adj.]
withoutको
kō
kō[postp.]
toराह
rāh
rāh[n.f.;sg.]
pathबताओ
batāō
batānā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
tell[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2].
.
.
.
14People call out: “O God, show the path to the blind!”
17आत्मायें
ātmāyē̃
ātmā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
soulकहती हैं
kahtī haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.f.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.f.12hon3]-
-
-
-बाबा
bābā
bābā
Baba,
,
,
, हमको
hamkō
ham[pn.pl.kō]
we[.kō]मुक्ति-जीवनमुक्ति
mukti-jīvanmukti
mukti-jīvanmukti[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
xकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)राह
rāh
rāh[n.f.;sg.]
pathबताओ
batāō
batānā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
tell[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2].
.
.
.
15Souls say: “Baba, show us the path to liberation and liberation in life.”
18प्रभू
prabhū
prabhu[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Godअक्षर
akṣhar
akṣhar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
wordकितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soबड़ा
baṛā
baṛā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
veryहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
. 19पिता
pitā
pitā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherअक्षर
akṣhar
akṣhar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
wordहल्का
halkā
halkā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
lightहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
16The word “Prabhu” is so great, whereas the word “Father” is very ordinary.
20यहाँ
yahā̃
yahā̃
hereतुम जानते हो
tum jāntē hō
tum jāntē hō[x]
you knowबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherआकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]समझाते हैं
samjhātē haĩ
samjhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
explain[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
17You understand that the Father comes and explains to you.
21लौकिक
laukik
laukik[adj.]
worldlyरीति
rīti
rīti[n.f.;sg.]
wayसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromतो
tō
tō
thenपितायें
pitāyē̃
pitā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
fatherबहुत
bahut
bahut
veryहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3],
,
,
, बुलाते
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]तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youमात-पिता
māt-pitā
māt-pitā, mātā-pitā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
mother and Father.
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
.कितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soसाधारण
sādhāraṇ
sādhāraṇ[adj.]
ordinaryअक्षर
akṣhar
akṣhar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
wordहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
18In the physical world, there are many fathers. 19People even call out: “You are the Mother and Father.” 20These words are very ordinary.
22ईश्वर
īśhvar
īśhvar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Godवा
vā
vā
orप्रभू
prabhū
prabhu[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Godकहने
kahnē
kahnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
say[inf.m.pl.,o.]से
sē
sē[postp.]
fromसमझते हैं
samajhtē haĩ
samajhnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
understand[pres.pl.m.12hon3]वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatक्या
kyā
kyā
whatनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notकर सकते हैं
kar saktē haĩ
karnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3.root+saknā]
do[pres.pl.m.12hon3.root+saknā].
.
.
.
21By saying, “God” or “Prabhu”, people think: What can He not do?
23अभी
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]बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherआया
āyā
ānā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
come[past-part.m.sg.d.]हुआ है
huā hai
hōnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
be[pres-perf.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
22You children know that the Father has now come.
24बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherरास्ता
rāstā
rāstā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
pathबहुत
bahut
bahut
veryही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyऊंच
ūñch
ūñch[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
elevatedसहज
sahaj
sahaj[adj.]
easyबतलाते हैं
batlātē haĩ
batlānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
show[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
23The Father shows you a very elevated, easy path.
25बाप कहते हैं
bāp kahtē haĩ
bāp kahtē haĩ[x]
the Father says-
-
-
-मेरे
mērē
maĩ[pn.sg.kē]
I[.kē]बच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
child,
,
,
, तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youरावण
rāvaṇ
rāvaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ravanकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)मत
mat
mat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
directionsपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other)काम चिता
kām chitā
kām chitā[x]
pyre of lustपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other)चढ़
chaṛh
chaṛhnā[root]
climb[root]भस्मीभूत
bhasmībhūt
bhasmībhūt[adj.]
xहो गये हो
hō gayē hō
hōnā[pres-perf.pl.m.2.root+jānā]
be[pres-perf.pl.m.2.root+jānā].
.
.
.
24The Father says: O My children, by following Ravan’s dictates and by sitting on the pyre of lust, you have been totally burnt.
26अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowमैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iतुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]पावन
pāvan
pāvan[adj.]
pureबनाकर
banākar
banānā[abs.]
create[abs.]घर
ghar
ghar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
homeले
lē
lēnā[root]|lēnā[opt.sg.23]
(take[root]|take[opt.sg.23])जाने
jānē
jānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]|jānnā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|jānnā[opt.sg.23]
(go[inf.m.pl.,o.]|know[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|know[opt.sg.23])आया हूँ
āyā hū̃
ānā[pres-perf.sg.m.1]
come[pres-perf.sg.m.1].
.
.
.
25I have now come to purify you and take you back home.
27बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherको
kō
kō[postp.]
toबुलाते
bulātē
bulānā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
call[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooइसलिए
isliē
isliē
thereforeहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatआकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]पतित
patit
patit[adj.]
impureसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromपावन बनाओ
pāvan banāō
pāvan banānā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
x.
.
.
.
26This is why you call out to the Father to come and make you pure from impure.
28बाप कहते हैं
bāp kahtē haĩ
bāp kahtē haĩ[x]
the Father saysमैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iआया हूँ
āyā hū̃
ānā[pres-perf.sg.m.1]
come[pres-perf.sg.m.1]तुम्हारी
tumhārī
tum[pn.pl.kī]
you[.kī]सेवा
sēvā
sēvā[n.f.;sg.]
serviceमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
in.
.
.
.
27The Father says: I have come to serve you.
29तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youबच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
childभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooसब
sab
sab[adj.]
allभारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)अलौकिक
alaukik
alaukik[adj.]
alokikसेवा
sēvā
sēvā[n.f.;sg.]
serviceमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2]).
.
.
.
28All of you children are also on spiritual service of Bharat.
30जो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatसर्विस
service
service[n.f.;sg.]
serviceतुम्हारे
tumhārē
tum[pn.pl.kē]
you[.kē]सिवाए
sivāē
sivāē
exceptऔर कोई
aur kōī
aur kōī[x]
someone elseकर
kar
karnā[root]
do[root]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notसकते
saktē
saknā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
can[pres-part.m.pl.,o.].
.
.
.
29No one, except you, is able to do this service.
31तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youभारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatके लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
forही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyकरते हो
kartē hō
karnā[pres.pl.m.2]
do[pres.pl.m.2],
,
,
, श्रीमत
śhrīmat
śhrīmat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
shrimatपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other)पवित्र
pavitra
pavitr[adj.]
pureबन
ban
ban[n.m.;sg.,d.]|bannā[root]
(x|become[root])और
aur
aur
andभारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatको
kō
kō[postp.]
toबनाते हो
banātē hō
banānā[pres.pl.m.2]
create[pres.pl.m.2].
.
.
.
30It is for Bharat that you do it. 31You become pure by following shrimat and you also make Bharat pure.
32बापू
bāpū
bāpū[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherगांधी
gāndhī
gāndhī
xकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooआश
āśh
āśh, āśhā[n.f.;sg.]
desireथी
thī
hōnā[past.f]
be[past.f]कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatरामराज्य
rāmrājya
rām rājya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
kingdom of Ramaहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2]).
.
.
.
32Bapu Gandhiji also wanted the kingdom of Rama to come.
33अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someमनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingतो
tō
tō
thenरामराज्य
rāmrājya
rām rājya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
kingdom of Ramaबना
banā
bannā[past-part.m.sg.d.]|banānā[root]
(become[past-part.m.sg.d.]|create[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]).
.
.
.
33Now, no human being is able to create the kingdom of Rama.
34नहीं तो
nahī̃ tō
nahī̃ tō[x]
otherwiseप्रभू
prabhū
prabhu[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Godको
kō
kō[postp.]
toपतित-पावन
patit-pāvan
patit pāvan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Purifierकह
kah
kahnā[root]
say[root]क्यों
kyō̃
kyō̃
whyबुलाते
bulātē
bulānā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
call[pres-part.m.pl.,o.] ?
?
?
?
34Otherwise, why would they call out to God as the Purifier?
35अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childको
kō
kō[postp.]
toभारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatके लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
forकितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soलव
lav|love
lav[n.m.;sg.,d.]|love
(Luv|love)है
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
35Now, you children have so much love for Bharat.
36सच्ची
sachchī
sachchā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
trueसेवा
sēvā
sēvā[n.f.;sg.]
serviceतो
tō
tō
thenतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youकरते हो
kartē hō
karnā[pres.pl.m.2]
do[pres.pl.m.2],
,
,
, खास
khās
khās
xभारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)और
aur
aur
andआम
ām
ām[adj.]|ām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(general|mango)सारी
sārī
sārā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
the wholeदुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
worldकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key).
.
.
.
36You are the ones who do true service of Bharat in particular and the whole world in general.
37तुम जानते हो
tum jāntē hō
tum jāntē hō[x]
you knowभारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatको
kō
kō[postp.]
toफिर से
phir sē
phir sē[x]
againरामराज्य
rāmrājya
rām rājya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
kingdom of Ramaबनाते हैं
banātē haĩ
banānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
create[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, जो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatबापू जी
bāpū jī
bāpū jī[x]
Bapujiचाहते थे
chāhtē thē
chāhnā[hab-past.pl.m.]
x[hab-past.pl.m.].
.
.
.
37You know that you are once again making Bharat into the kingdom of Rama, which Gandhiji wanted.
38वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatहद
had
had[n.f.;sg.]
xका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofबापू जी
bāpū jī
bāpū jī[x]
Bapujiथा
thā
hōnā[past.m.sg]
be[past.m.sg],
,
,
, यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisफिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)है
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]बेहद का
bēhad kā
bēhad kā[x]
unlimitedबापू जी
bāpū jī
bāpū jī[x]
Bapuji.
.
.
.
38He was the father of a limited nation, whereas that One is the Father of the unlimited.
39यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisबेहद
bēhad
bēhad[adj.]
unlimitedकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)सेवा
sēvā
sēvā[n.f.;sg.]
serviceकरते हैं
kartē haĩ
karnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
do[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
39He does unlimited service.
40यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youबच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
childही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyजानते हो
jāntē hō
jānnā[pres.pl.m.2]
know[pres.pl.m.2].
.
.
.
40Only you children know this.
41तुम्हारे
tumhārē
tum[pn.pl.kē]
you[.kē]में
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooनम्बरवार
number-vār
number-wār
numberwiseयह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisनशा
naśhā
naśhā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
intoxicationरहता है
rahtā hai
rahnā[pres.sg.m.23]
remain[pres.sg.m.23]कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatहम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weरामराज्य
rāmrājya
rām rājya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
kingdom of Ramaबनायेंगे
banāyēṅgē
banānā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
create[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
41Some amongst you also have the intoxication, numberwise, that you are creating the kingdom of Rama.
42गवर्मेन्ट
government
government
governmentके
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K)तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youसर्वेन्ट
servant
servant
servantहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2]).
.
.
.
42You are Government servants.
43तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youदैवी
daivī
daivī[adj.]
divineगवर्मेन्ट
government
government
governmentबनाते हो
banātē hō
banānā[pres.pl.m.2]
create[pres.pl.m.2].
.
.
.
43You are creating a divine Government.
44तुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]भारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatके लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
forफ़खुर
fakhur
fakhur[n.m.;sg.,d.]
intoxicationहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
44You have intoxication for Bharat.
45जानते हो
jāntē hō
jānnā[pres.pl.m.2]
know[pres.pl.m.2]सतयुग
satyug
satyug[n.m.;sg.,d.]
golden ageमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inयह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisपावन
pāvan
pāvan[adj.]
pureभूमि
bhūmi
bhūmi[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
xथी
thī
hōnā[past.f]
be[past.f],
,
,
, अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowतो
tō
tō
thenपतित
patit
patit[adj.]
impureहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
45You understand that it used to be a pure land in the golden age and that it is now impure.
46तुम जानते हो
tum jāntē hō
tum jāntē hō[x]
you knowअभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowहम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherद्वारा
dvārā
dvārā
throughफिर से
phir sē
phir sē[x]
againपावन
pāvan
pāvan[adj.]
pureभूमि
bhūmi
bhūmi[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
xवा
vā
vā
orसुखधाम
sukhdhām
sukhdhām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of happinessबना रहे हैं
banā rahē haĩ
banānā[pres.pl.m.prog.12hon3]
create[pres.pl.m.prog.12hon3],
,
,
, सो
sō
sōnā[root]|sō
(sleep[root]|x)भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooगुप्त
gupta
gupt[adj.]
incognito.
.
.
.
46You know that you are now creating a pure land, a land of happiness, through the Father and that, too, in an incognito way.
47श्रीमत
śhrīmat
śhrīmat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
shrimatभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooगुप्त
gupta
gupt[adj.]
incognitoमिलती है
miltī hai
milnā[pres.sg.f.23]
receive[pres.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
47You also receive shrimat in an incognito way.
48भारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatगवर्मेन्ट
government
government
governmentके लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
forही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youकर रहे हो
kar rahē hō
karnā[pres.pl.m.prog.2]
do[pres.pl.m.prog.2].
.
.
.
48You are doing this for the Government of Bharat.
49श्रीमत
śhrīmat
śhrīmat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
shrimatपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other)तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youभारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)ऊंच ते ऊंच
ūñch tē ūñch
ūñch tē ūñch[x]
highest-on-highसेवा
sēvā
sēvā[n.f.;sg.]
serviceअपने
apnē
apnā[pn.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
one’s ownतन-मन-धन
tan-man-dhan
tan-man-dhan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
body, mind and wealthसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromकर रहे हो
kar rahē hō
karnā[pres.pl.m.prog.2]
do[pres.pl.m.prog.2].
.
.
.
49By following shrimat, you are doing the most elevated service of Bharat with your bodies, minds, and wealth.
50कांग्रेसी
kāṅgrēsī
kāṅgrēsī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xलोग
lōg
log[n.m.;sg.,d.]
peopleकितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soजेल
jēl
jēl[n.f.;sg.]
jailआदि
ādi
ādi[adj.]
etc.में
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inगये
gayē
jānā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]
go[past-part.m.pl.,o.].
.
.
. 51तुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]तो
tō
tō
thenजेल
jēl
jēl[n.f.;sg.]
jailआदि
ādi
ādi[adj.]
etc.में
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inजाने
jānē
jānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]|jānnā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|jānnā[opt.sg.23]
(go[inf.m.pl.,o.]|know[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|know[opt.sg.23])की
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)दरकार
darkār
darkār[n.f.;sg.]
needनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
50Many from the Congress Party went to jail, but there is no need for you to go to jail.
52तुम्हारी
tumhārī
tum[pn.pl.kī]
you[.kī]तो
tō
tō
thenहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyरूहानी
rūhānī
rūhānī[adj.]
spiritualबात
bāt
bāt[n.f.;sg.]
matter.
.
.
.
51Yours is a spiritual matter.
53तुम्हारी
tumhārī
tum[pn.pl.kī]
you[.kī]लड़ाई
laṛāī
laṛāī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]|laṛānā[past-part.f.]
(war|x[past-part.f.])भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]5
5
5
5विकारों
vikārō̃
vikār[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
viceरूपी
rūpī
rūpī[adj.]
in the form ofरावण
rāvaṇ
rāvaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ravanसे
sē
sē[postp.]
from.
.
.
. 54जिस
jis
jō[pn.sg.o.]
thatरावण
rāvaṇ
rāvaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ravanका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofसारे
sārē
sārā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
the wholeपृथ्वी
pr̥ithvī
pr̥ithvī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
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].
.
.
.
52Your war is against the five vices of Ravan, the one who rules the kingdom of the entire earth.
55तुम्हारी
tumhārī
tum[pn.pl.kī]
you[.kī]यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisसेना
sēnā
sēnā[n.f.;sg.]
armyहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
53This is your army.
56लंका
laṅkā
laṅkā[n.f.;sg.]
Lankaतो
tō
tō
thenएक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneछोटा
chhōṭā
chhōṭā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
smallटापू
ṭāpū
ṭāpū[n.m.;sg.,d.]
islandहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
. 57यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisसृष्टि
sr̥iṣhṭi
sr̥iṣhṭi[n.f.;sg.]
worldबेहद का
bēhad kā
bēhad kā[x]
unlimitedटापू
ṭāpū
ṭāpū[n.m.;sg.,d.]
islandहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
54That Lanka is a small island, whereas this world is an unlimited island (Lanka).
58तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youबेहद
bēhad
bēhad[adj.]
unlimitedके
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K)बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)श्रीमत
śhrīmat
śhrīmat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
shrimatपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other)सबको
sabkō
sabkō
everythingरावण
rāvaṇ
rāvaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ravanकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)जेल
jēl
jēl[n.f.;sg.]
jailसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromछुड़ाते हो
chhuṛātē hō
chhuṛānā[pres.pl.m.2]
free[pres.pl.m.2].
.
.
.
55By following the unlimited Father’s shrimat, you liberate everyone from Ravan’s jail.
59यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisतो
tō
tō
thenतुम जानते हो
tum jāntē hō
tum jāntē hō[x]
you knowकि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatइस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisपतित
patit
patit[adj.]
impureदुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
worldका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofविनाश
vināśh
vināśh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
destructionतो
tō
tō
thenहोना
hōnā
hōnā[inf.m.sg.d.]
be[inf.m.sg.d.]ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
56You know that this impure world has to be destroyed anyway.
60तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youशिव
śhiv
śhiv
Shivaशक्तियाँ
śhaktiyā̃
śhakti[n.f.ī=>iyā̃;pl.d.]
Shaktiहों
hō̃
hōnā[opt.pl.12hon3]
be[opt.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
57You are Shiv Shaktis.
61शिव
śhiv
śhiv
Shivaशक्ति
śhakti
śhakti[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
Shaktiयह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisगोप
gōp
gōp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
gopeभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
58You gopes (brothers) are also Shiv Shaktis.
62तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youगुप्त
gupta
gupt[adj.]
incognitoरीति
rīti
rīti[n.f.;sg.]
wayभारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)बहुत
bahut
bahut
veryबड़ी
baṛī
baṛā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
veryसेवा
sēvā
sēvā[n.f.;sg.]
serviceकर रहे हो
kar rahē hō
karnā[pres.pl.m.prog.2]
do[pres.pl.m.prog.2].
.
.
.
59You are doing great service of Bharat in an incognito way.
63आगे
āgē
āgē
previouslyचल
chal
chalnā[root]
continue[root]सबको
sabkō
sabkō
everythingपता
patā
patā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
knowledgeपड़ेगा
paṛēgā
paṛnā[fut.m.sg.23]
fall[fut.m.sg.23].
.
.
.
60As you make progress, everyone will come to know about this.
64तुम्हारी
tumhārī
tum[pn.pl.kī]
you[.kī]है
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]श्रीमत
śhrīmat
śhrīmat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
shrimatपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other)रूहानी
rūhānī
rūhānī[adj.]
spiritualसेवा
sēvā
sēvā[n.f.;sg.]
service.
.
.
.
61Your service, based on shrimat, is spiritual.
65तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youगुप्त
gupta
gupt[adj.]
incognitoहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2]).
.
.
.
62You are incognito.
66गवर्मेन्ट
government
government
governmentजानती
jāntī
jānnā[pres-part.f.]
know[pres-part.f.]ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notकि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatयह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisबी
B|be
B|be
(x|be).
.
.
.के
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K).
.
.
.तो
tō
tō
thenभारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatको
kō
kō[postp.]
toअपने
apnē
apnā[pn.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
one’s ownतन-मन-धन
tan-man-dhan
tan-man-dhan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
body, mind and wealthसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromश्रेष्ठ
śhrēṣhṭh
śhrēṣhṭha[adj.]
elevatedसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromश्रेष्ठ
śhrēṣhṭh
śhrēṣhṭha[adj.]
elevatedसचखण्ड
sachkhaṇḍ
sach khaṇḍ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of truthबनाते हैं
banātē haĩ
banānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
create[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
63The Government does not know that you Brahma Kumaris are making Bharat into a most elevated land of truth with your minds, bodies and wealth.
67भारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatसचखण्ड
sachkhaṇḍ
sach khaṇḍ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of truthथा
thā
hōnā[past.m.sg]
be[past.m.sg],
,
,
, अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowझूठखण्ड
jhūṭhkhaṇḍ
jhūṭh khaṇḍ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of falsehoodहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
64Bharat used to be a land of truth, but it is now a land of falsehood.
68सच
sach
sach[adj.]
of truthतो
tō
tō
thenएक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
65Only the one Father is the Truth.
69कहा
kahā
kahnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
say[past-part.m.sg.d.]भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooजाता है
jātā hai
jānā[pres.sg.m.23]
go[pres.sg.m.23]गॉड इज़ ट्रुथ
god is truth
God is truth[x]
God is Truth.
.
.
.
66It is said, “God is Truth”.
70तुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]नर
nar
nar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromनारायण
nārāyaṇ
nārāyaṇ
Narayanबनने
bannē
bannā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
become[inf.m.pl.,o.]की
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)सत्य
satya
satya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
trueशिक्षा
śhikṣhā
śhikṣhā[n.f.;sg.]
teachingsदे रहे हैं
dē rahē haĩ
dēnā[pres.pl.m.prog.12hon3]
give[pres.pl.m.prog.12hon3].
.
.
.
67He is giving you true teachings in order to change each of you from an ordinary human into Narayan.
71बाप कहते हैं
bāp kahtē haĩ
bāp kahtē haĩ[x]
the Father saysकल्प
kalp
kalp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
cycleपहले
pahlē
pahlā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|pahlē[adv.]
(x|firstly)भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooतुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]नर
nar
nar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromनारायण
nārāyaṇ
nārāyaṇ
Narayanबनाया था
banāyā thā
banānā[past-perf.m.sg.]
create[past-perf.m.sg.],
,
,
, रामायण
rāmāyaṇ
rāmāyaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inतो
tō
tō
thenक्या-क्या
kyā-kyā
kyā
whatकथायें
kathāyē̃
kathā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
storyबैठ
baiṭh
baiṭhnā[root]
sit[root]लिख दी हैं
likh dī haĩ
likhnā[pres-perf.pl.f.12hon3.root+dēnā]
write[pres-perf.pl.f.12hon3.root+dēnā].
.
.
.
68The Father says: I made you into Narayan from an ordinary human in the previous cycle too. 69They have written such tall stories in the Ramayana.
72कहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3]राम
rām
rām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ramaने
nē
nē[postp.]
∅बन्दर
bandar
bandar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
monkeyसेना
sēnā
sēnā[n.f.;sg.]
armyली
lī
lēnā[past-part.f.]
take[past-part.f.].
.
.
.
70It says that Rama took an army of monkeys.
73तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youपहले
pahlē
pahlā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|pahlē[adv.]
(x|firstly)बन्दर
bandar
bandar[n.m.;sg.,d.]
monkeyमिसल
misal
misāl[x]
exampleथे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl].
.
.
.
71Previously, you were all like monkeys.
74एक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneसीता
sītā
sītā[n.f.;sg.]
Sitaकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)तो
tō
tō
thenबात
bāt
bāt[n.f.;sg.]
matterनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
72It wasn’t a question of just one Sita.
75बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherसमझाते हैं
samjhātē haĩ
samjhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
explain[pres.pl.m.12hon3]कैसे
kaisē
kaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
howहम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weरावण राज्य
rāvaṇ rājya
rāvaṇ rājya[x]
kingdom of Ravanका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofविनाश
vināśh
vināśh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
destructionकराए
karāē
karānā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|karānā[opt.sg.23]
(make commit[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|make commit[opt.sg.23])रामराज्य
rāmrājya
rām rājya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
kingdom of Ramaस्थापन
sthāpan
sthāpanā, sthāpan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
establishmentकरते हैं
kartē haĩ
karnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
do[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, इसमें
ismē̃
yah[pn.sg.mē̃]
this[.mē̃]कोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someतकलीफ
taklīph
taklīph[n.f.;sg.]
difficultyकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)बात
bāt
bāt[n.f.;sg.]
matterनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
73The Father explains how He destroys the kingdom of Ravan and establishes the kingdom of Rama. 74There is no question of any difficulty in this.
76वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatतो
tō
tō
thenकितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soखर्चा
kharchā
kharch, kharchā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
expenditureकरते हैं
kartē haĩ
karnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
do[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
. 77रावण
rāvaṇ
rāvaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ravanका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofबुत
but
but[n.m.;sg.,d.]
effigyबनाकर
banākar
banānā[abs.]
create[abs.]फिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)उसको
uskō
vah[pn.sg.kō]
that[.kō]जलाते हैं
jalātē haĩ
jalānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
burn[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
75People spend so much money on creating effigies of Ravan and then burning them.
78समझते
samajhtē
samajhnā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
understand[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]कुछ भी
kuchh bhī
kuchh bhī[x]
anythingनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
76They do not understand anything.
79बड़े-बड़े
baṛē-baṛē
baṛā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
veryलोग
lōg
log[n.m.;sg.,d.]
peopleसब
sab
sab[adj.]
allजाते हैं
jātē haĩ
jānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
go[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, फॉरेनर्स
foreigners
foreigner
foreignerको
kō
kō[postp.]
toभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooदिखाते हैं
dikhātē haĩ
dikhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
x[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, समझते
samajhtē
samajhnā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
understand[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]कुछ
kuchh
kuchh
anythingनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
77Many eminent people go and watch that. 78Foreigners are also invited to come and watch it, but they don’t understand anything.
80अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherसमझाते हैं
samjhātē haĩ
samjhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
explain[pres.pl.m.12hon3]तो
tō
tō
thenतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childको
kō
kō[postp.]
toदिल
dil
dil[n.m.;sg.,d.]
heartमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inउमंग
umaṅg
umaṅg[n.f.;sg.]
zealहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatहम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weभारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)सच्ची
sachchī
sachchā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
trueरूहानी
rūhānī
rūhānī[adj.]
spiritualसेवा
sēvā
sēvā[n.f.;sg.]
serviceकर रहे हैं
kar rahē haĩ
karnā[pres.pl.m.prog.12hon3]
do[pres.pl.m.prog.12hon3].
.
.
.
79The Father now explains all of these things, and so you children have enthusiasm in your hearts for doing true, spiritual service of Bharat.
81बाकी
bākī
bākī|bākī
(but|others)सारी
sārī
sārā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
the wholeदुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
worldरावण
rāvaṇ
rāvaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ravanकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)मत
mat
mat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
directionsपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other)है
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23],
,
,
, तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2])राम
rām
rām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ramaकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)श्रीमत
śhrīmat
śhrīmat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
shrimatपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other).
.
.
.
80The rest of the world is following Ravan’s dictates, whereas you are following Rama’s shrimat.
82राम
rām
rām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Ramaकहो
kahō
kahnā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
say[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2],
,
,
, शिव
śhiv
śhiv
Shivaकहो
kahō
kahnā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
say[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2],
,
,
, नाम
nām
nām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
nameतो
tō
tō
thenबहुत
bahut
bahut
veryरख दिये हैं
rakh diyē haĩ
rakhnā[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.root+dēnā]
keep[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3.root+dēnā].
.
.
.
81Whether you say Rama or Shiva, it is the same thing; God has been given many names.
83तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youबच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
childभारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatके
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K)मोस्ट वैल्युबुल
most valuable
most valuable[x]
most valuableसर्वेन्ट
servant
servant
servantहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2])श्रीमत
śhrīmat
śhrīmat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
shrimatपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other).
.
.
.
82You children are Bharat’s most valuable servants, who are following shrimat.
84कहते
kahtē
kahnā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
say[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]-
-
-
-हे
hē
hē
xपतित-पावन
patit-pāvan
patit pāvan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Purifier,
,
,
, आकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]पावन बनाओ
pāvan banāō
pāvan banānā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
x.
.
.
.
83People call out: O Purifier, come and purify us.
85तुम जानते हो
tum jāntē hō
tum jāntē hō[x]
you knowसतयुग
satyug
satyug[n.m.;sg.,d.]
golden ageमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inहमको
hamkō
ham[pn.pl.kō]
we[.kō]कितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soसुख
sukh
sukh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
happinessमिलता है
miltā hai
milnā[pres.sg.m.23]
receive[pres.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
84You know how much happiness you receive in the golden age.
86कारून
kārūn
kārūn[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofखजाना
khajānā
khajānā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
treasureमिलता है
miltā hai
milnā[pres.sg.m.23]
receive[pres.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
85You receive limitless treasures.
87वहाँ
vahā̃
vahā̃
thereएवरेज
average
average
averageआयु
āyu
āyu[n.f.;sg.]
xभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooकितनी
kitnī
kitnā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
soबड़ी
baṛī
baṛā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
veryरहती है
rahtī hai
rahnā[pres.sg.f.23]
remain[pres.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
86Even the average lifespan there is very long.
88वे
way|vē
way|vah[pn.pl.d.]
(x|that)हैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]योगी
yōgī
yōgī[x]
yogi,
,
,
, यहाँ
yahā̃
yahā̃
hereहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]सब
sab
sab[adj.]
allभोगी
bhōgī
bhōgī[adj.]|bhōgnā[past-part.f.]
(bhogi|experience[past-part.f.]).
.
.
.
87There, they are yogis, whereas here, all are bhogis (those who indulge in sensual pleasures).
89वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatपावन
pāvan
pāvan[adj.]
pure,
,
,
, यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisपतित
patit
patit[adj.]
impure.
.
.
. 90कितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soरात-दिन
rāt-din
rāt-din
day and nightका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofफर्क
phark
fark[n.m.;sg.,d.]
differenceहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
88There, they are pure, whereas here, they are impure; there is the difference of day and night.
91श्रीकृष्ण
śhrīkr̥iṣhṇa
śhrīkr̥iṣhṇa[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Shri Krishnaको
kō
kō[postp.]
toभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooयोगी
yōgī
yōgī[x]
yogiकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, महात्मा
mahātmā
mahātmā[n.f.;sg.]
great soulभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
. 92परन्तु
parantu
parantu[conj.]
howeverवह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatतो
tō
tō
thenसच्चा
sachchā
sachchā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
trueमहात्मा
mahātmā
mahātmā[n.f.;sg.]
great soulहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
89Shri Krishna too is called a yogi. 90They also call him a mahatma (great soul), but he is the true mahatma.
93उनकी
unkī
vah[pn.pl.kī]
that[.kī]तो
tō
tō
thenमहिमा
mahimā
mahimā[n.f.;sg.]
praiseगाई जाती है
gāī jātī hai
gānā[pres.sg.f.23.past-part+jānā]|gānā[pres.sg.f.23.passive]
(sing[pres.sg.f.23.past-part+jānā]|sing[pres.sg.f.23.passive])सर्वगुण सम्पन्न
sarvguṇ sampann
sarvguṇ sampann[x]
full of all virtues.
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
..
.
.
.
91It is his praise of being full of all virtues that is sung.
94आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulऔर
aur
aur
andशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyदोनों
dōnō̃
dōnō̃
xपवित्र
pavitra
pavitr[adj.]
pureहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
92Both that soul and his body are pure.
95संन्यासी
sannyāsī
sannyāsī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
sannyasiतो
tō
tō
thenगृहस्थियों
gr̥ihasthiyō̃
gr̥ihasthī[n.f.ī=>iyō̃;pl.o.]
xके पास
kē pās
kē pās[x]
toविकार
vikār
vikār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
viceसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromजन्म ले
janma lē
janma lēnā[opt.sg.23]
xफिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)संन्यासी
sannyāsī
sannyāsī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
sannyasiबनते हैं
bantē haĩ
bannā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
become[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
93Sannyasis are born to householders through vice and then they become sannyasis.
96यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisबातें
bātē̃
bāt[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
matterअभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowतुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherसमझाते हैं
samjhātē haĩ
samjhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
explain[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
94The Father now explains these aspects to you.
97इस समय
is samay
is samay[x]
at this timeमनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingतो
tō
tō
thenहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]-
-
-
-अनराइटियस
unrighteous
unrighteous
unrighteous,
,
,
, अनहैप्पी
unhappy
unhappy
unhappy.
.
.
.
95At this time, people are unrighteous and unhappy.
98सतयुग
satyug
satyug[n.m.;sg.,d.]
golden ageमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inकैसे
kaisē
kaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
howथे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl] ?
?
?
?
96What were they in the golden age?
99रिलीजस
religious
religious
religious,
,
,
, राइटियस
righteous
righteous
righteousथे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl].
.
.
.
97They were religious and righteous.
100100
100
100
100परसेन्ट
percent
percent
%सालवेन्ट
solvent
solvent
solventथे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl].
.
.
. 101एवर हैप्पी
ever happy
ever happy[x]
xरहते थे
rahtē thē
rahnā[hab-past.pl.m.]
remain[hab-past.pl.m.].
.
.
.
98They were 100 % solvent and ever happy.
102रात-दिन
rāt-din
rāt-din
day and nightका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofफर्क
phark
fark[n.m.;sg.,d.]
differenceहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
99There is the difference of day and night.
103यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisएक्यूरेट
accurate
accurate
accurateतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyजानते हो
jāntē hō
jānnā[pres.pl.m.2]
know[pres.pl.m.2].
.
.
.
100Only you know this accurately.
104यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisकिसको
kiskō
kaun[pn.sg.kō]
who[.kō]पता
patā
patā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
knowledgeथोड़ेही
thōṛēhī
thōṛēhī
notपड़ता है
paṛtā hai
paṛnā[pres.sg.m.23]
fall[pres.sg.m.23]कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatभारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatहेवन
heaven
heaven
heavenसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromहेल
hell
hell
hellकैसे
kaisē
kaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
howबना है
banā hai
bannā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
become[pres-perf.sg.m.23] ?
?
?
?
101No one is able to know how Bharat became hell from heaven.
105लक्ष्मी-नारायण
lakṣhmī-nārāyaṇ
lakṣhmī-nārāyaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Lakshmi and Narayanकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)पूजा
pūjā
pūjnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]|pūjā[n.f.;sg.]
(x[past-part.m.sg.d.]|worship)करते हैं
kartē haĩ
karnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
do[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, मन्दिर
mandir
mandir[n.m.;sg.,d.]
templeबनाते हैं
banātē haĩ
banānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
create[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, समझते
samajhtē
samajhnā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
understand[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]कुछ भी
kuchh bhī
kuchh bhī[x]
anythingनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
102They worship Lakshmi and Narayan and build temples to them, but they don’t understand anything.
106बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherसमझाते रहते हैं
samjhātē rahtē haĩ
samjhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3.pres-part+rahnā]
explain[pres.pl.m.12hon3.pres-part+rahnā]-
-
-
-अच्छे-अच्छे
achchhē-achchhē
achchhā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
achchaपोज़ीशन
position
position
positionवाले
vālē
vālā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
those whoजो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3],
,
,
, बिड़ला
biṛlā
biṛlā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Birlaको
kō
kō[postp.]
toभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooसमझा सकते हो
samjhā saktē hō
samjhānā[pres.pl.m.2.root+saknā]
explain[pres.pl.m.2.root+saknā],
,
,
, इन
in
yah[pn.pl.o.]|in
(this|in)लक्ष्मी-नारायण
lakṣhmī-nārāyaṇ
lakṣhmī-nārāyaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Lakshmi and Narayanने
nē
nē[postp.]
∅यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisपद
pad
pad[n.m.;sg.,d.]
statusकैसे
kaisē
kaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
howपाया
pāyā
pānā[past-part.m.sg.d.]|pāyā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
(x[past-part.m.sg.d.]|x),
,
,
, क्या
kyā
kyā
whatकिया
kiyā
karnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
do[past-part.m.sg.d.]जो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatइन्हों
inhō̃
yah[pn.pl.o.]
thisके
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K)मन्दिर
mandir
mandir[n.m.;sg.,d.]
templeबनाये हैं
banāyē haĩ
banānā[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3]
create[pres-perf.pl.m.12hon3] ?
?
?
?
103The Father continues to tell you that you can explain to those who have a good position and you can also explain these things to Birla: how Lakshmi and Narayan achieved their status and what they did that temples are built to them.
107बिगर
bigar
bigar
withoutआक्यूपेशन
occupation
occupation
occupationजाने
jānē
jānā[inf.m.pl.,o.]|jānnā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|jānnā[opt.sg.23]
(go[inf.m.pl.,o.]|know[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|know[opt.sg.23])पूजा
pūjā
pūjnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]|pūjā[n.f.;sg.]
(x[past-part.m.sg.d.]|worship)करना
karnā
karnā[inf.m.sg.d.]
do[inf.m.sg.d.]भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooतो
tō
tō
thenपत्थर
patthar
patthar[adj.]
stoneपूजा
pūjā
pūjnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]|pūjā[n.f.;sg.]
(x[past-part.m.sg.d.]|worship)अथवा
athavā
athavā
that isगुड़ियों की पूजा
guṛiyō̃ kī pūjā
guṛiyō̃ kī pūjā[x]
worship of the dollsहो गई
hō gaī
hōnā[past-part.f..root+jānā]
be[past-part.f..root+jānā].
.
.
.
104To worship someone without knowing his occupation is like worshipping a stone idol; that is the worship of dolls.
108और
aur
aur
andधर्म
dharm
dharm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
religionवाले
vālē
vālā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
those whoतो
tō
tō
thenजानते हैं
jāntē haĩ
jānnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
know[pres.pl.m.12hon3]क्राइस्ट
Christ
Christ
Christफलाने
phalānē
phalānā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
xसमय
samay
samay[n.m.;sg.,d.]
timeपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other)आया
āyā
ānā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
come[past-part.m.sg.d.],
,
,
, फिर आयेगा
phir āyēgā
phirnā[fut.m.sg.23.root+ānā]
turn[fut.m.sg.23.root+ānā].
.
.
.
105Those of other religions know that Christ came at such-and-such a time and they believe that he will come again.
109तो
tō
tō
thenतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childको
kō
kō[postp.]
toकितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soरूहानी
rūhānī
rūhānī[adj.]
spiritualगुप्त
gupta
gupt[adj.]
incognitoफखुर
phakhur
fakhur[n.m.;sg.,d.]
intoxicationहोना चाहिए
hōnā chāhiē
hōnā[imp.pl.2hon.inf+cāhnā]|hōnā[.oblig3]
(be[imp.pl.2hon.inf+cāhnā]|be[.oblig3]).
.
.
.
106Therefore, you children should have a great deal of inner spiritual intoxication.
110रूह
rūh
rūh[x]
spiritको
kō
kō[postp.]
toखुशी
khuśhī
khuśhī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
happinessहोनी चाहिए
hōnī chāhiē
hōnā[.oblig3]
be[.oblig3].
.
.
.
107You spirits should have this happiness.
111आधाकल्प
ādhākalp
ādhākalp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
for half a cycleदेह-अभिमानी
dēh-abhimānī
dēh-abhimānī[adj.]
body consciousबने हो
banē hō
bannā[pres-perf.pl.m.2]
become[pres-perf.pl.m.2].
.
.
.
108You have been body conscious for half a cycle.
112अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowबाप कहते हैं
bāp kahtē haĩ
bāp kahtē haĩ[x]
the Father says-
-
-
-अशरीरी
aśharīrī
aśharīrī[adj.]
bodilessबनो
banō
bannā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
become[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2],
,
,
, अपने
apnē
apnā[pn.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
one’s ownको
kō
kō[postp.]
toआत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulसमझो
samjhō
samajhnā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
understand[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2].
.
.
.
109The Father says: Now become bodiless. 110Consider yourselves to be souls.
113हमारी
hamārī
ham[pn.pl.kī]
we[.kī]आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherसे
sē
sē[postp.]
fromसुन रही है
sun rahī hai
sunnā[pres.sg.f.prog.23]
listen[pres.sg.f.prog.23].
.
.
.
111“I, this soul, am listening to the Father.”
114और
aur
aur
andसतसंगों
satsaṅgō̃
satsaṅg[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
spiritual gatheringमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inकभी
kabhī
kabhī[adv.]
everऐसा
aisā
aisā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
suchनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notसमझेंगे
samajhē̃gē
samajhnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
understand[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
. 115यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisरूहानी
rūhānī
rūhānī[adj.]
spiritualबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherरूहों
rūhō̃
rūh[x]
spiritको
kō
kō[postp.]
toबैठ
baiṭh
baiṭhnā[root]
sit[root]समझाते हैं
samjhātē haĩ
samjhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
explain[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
112In other satsangs, they never think that the spiritual Father is sitting there and explaining to spirits.
116रूह
rūh
rūh[x]
spiritही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyसब कुछ
sab kuchh
sab kuchh[x]
everythingसुनती है
suntī hai
sunnā[pres.sg.f.23]
listen[pres.sg.f.23]ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
113It is the spirit that listens to everything.
117आत्मा कहती है
ātmā kahtī hai
ātmā kahtī hai[x]
souls sayमैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iप्राइम मिनिस्टर
prime minister
prime minister[x]
prime ministerहूँ
hū̃
hōnā[pres.sg.1]
be[pres.sg.1],
,
,
, फलाना
phalānā
phalānā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
xहूँ
hū̃
hōnā[pres.sg.1]
be[pres.sg.1].
.
.
.
114The soul says: I am a Prime Minister, I am so-and-so.
118आत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulने
nē
nē[postp.]
∅इस
is
yah[pn.sg.o.]
thisशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyद्वारा
dvārā
dvārā
throughकहा
kahā
kahnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
say[past-part.m.sg.d.]कि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatमैं
maĩ
maĩ[pn.sg.d.]
Iप्राइम मिनिस्टर
prime minister
prime minister[x]
prime ministerहूँ
hū̃
hōnā[pres.sg.1]
be[pres.sg.1].
.
.
.
115That soul says through his body that he is the Prime Minister.
119अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youकहते हो
kahtē hō
kahnā[pres.pl.m.2]
say[pres.pl.m.2]हम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weआत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulपुरूषार्थ
purūṣhārth
puruṣhārth
effortकर
kar
karnā[root]
do[root]स्वर्ग
svarg
svarg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
heavenका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofदेवी-देवता
dēvī-dēvtā
dēvī-dēvtā[n.f.;sg.]
deitiesबन रही हूँ
ban rahī hū̃
bannā[pres.sg.f.prog.1]
become[pres.sg.f.prog.1].
.
.
.
116You now say that you souls are making effort to become the deities of heaven.
120अहम् आत्मा
aham ātmā
aham ātmā[x]
I am a soul,
,
,
, मम
mam
mam
xशरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
117I am a soul and this is my body.
121देही-अभिमानी
dēhī-abhimānī
dēhī-abhimānī[adj.]
soul consciousबनने
bannē
bannā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
become[inf.m.pl.,o.]में
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyबड़ी
baṛī
baṛā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
veryमेहनत
mēhnat
mēhnat[n.f.;sg.]
effortलगती है
lagtī hai
lagnā[pres.sg.f.23]
x[pres.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
118It takes great effort to become soul conscious.
122घड़ी-घड़ी
ghaṛī-ghaṛī
ghaṛī-ghaṛī
again and againअपने
apnē
apnā[pn.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
one’s ownको
kō
kō[postp.]
toआत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulसमझ
samajh
samajh[n.f.;sg.]|samajhnā[root]
(understanding|understand[root])बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherको
kō
kō[postp.]
toयाद करते रहो
yād kartē rahō
yād karnā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2.pres-part+rahnā]
rememberतो
tō
tō
thenविकर्म
vikarma
vikarm[n.m.;sg.,d.]
sinविनाश हो जायें
vināśh hō jāyē̃
vināśh hōnā[opt.pl.12hon3.root+jānā]
be destroyed.
.
.
.
119If you repeatedly consider yourselves to be souls and remember the Father, all your sins will be absolved.
123तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youमोस्ट
most
most
mostओबीडियन्ट सर्वेन्ट
obedient servant
obedient servant[x]
obedient Servantहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2]).
.
.
.
120You are the most obedient servants.
124कर्तव्य
kartavya
kartavya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
activityकरते हो
kartē hō
karnā[pres.pl.m.2]
do[pres.pl.m.2]गुप्त
gupta
gupt[adj.]
incognitoरीति
rīti
rīti[n.f.;sg.]
wayसे
sē
sē[postp.]
from.
.
.
.
121You perform this task in an incognito way.
125तो
tō
tō
thenनशा
naśhā
naśhā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
intoxicationभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooगुप्त
gupta
gupt[adj.]
incognitoचाहिए
chāhiē
chāhiē|chāhnā[imp.pl.2hon]
(should|x[imp.pl.2hon]).
.
.
. 126हम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weगवर्मेन्ट
government
government
governmentके
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K)रूहानी
rūhānī
rūhānī[adj.]
spiritualसर्वेन्ट
servant
servant
servantहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
122Therefore, you should also have the incognito intoxication that you are spiritual servants of this Government.
127भारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatको
kō
kō[postp.]
toस्वर्ग
svarg
svarg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
heavenबनाते हैं
banātē haĩ
banānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
create[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
123You are making Bharat into heaven.
128बापू जी
bāpū jī
bāpū jī[x]
Bapujiभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooचाहता था
chāhtā thā
chāhnā[hab-past.m.sg.]
x[hab-past.m.sg.]नई
naī
nayā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
newदुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
worldमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inनया
nayā
nayā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
newभारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2]),
,
,
, नई
naī
nayā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
newदेहली
dēhlī
dēhlī
Delhiहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2]).
.
.
.
124Bapuji also wanted there to be a new Bharat in the new world; he wanted New Delhi.
129अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowनई
naī
nayā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
newदुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
worldतो
tō
tō
thenहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
125This is not a new world now.
130यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisपुरानी
purānī
purānā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
oldदेहली
dēhlī
dēhlī
Delhiकब्रिस्तान
kabristān
kabristān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
graveyardबनती है
bantī hai
bannā[pres.sg.f.23]
become[pres.sg.f.23]फिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)परिस्तान
paristān
paristān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of angelsबनना है
bannā hai
bannā[pres.sg.23.oblig1]
become[pres.sg.23.oblig1].
.
.
.
126This old Delhi is going to become a graveyard and it will then become a land of angels.
131अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowइनको
inkō
yah[pn.pl.kō]
this[.kō]परिस्तान
paristān
paristān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of angelsथोड़ेही
thōṛēhī
thōṛēhī
notकहेंगे
kahē̃gē
kahnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
say[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
127You cannot call it a land of angels now.
132नई
naī
nayā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
newदुनिया
duniyā
duniyā[n.f.;sg.]
worldमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inपरिस्तान
paristān
paristān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of angelsनई
naī
nayā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
newदेहली
dēhlī
dēhlī
Delhiतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youबना रहे हो
banā rahē hō
banānā[pres.pl.m.prog.2]
create[pres.pl.m.prog.2].
.
.
.
128You are creating New Delhi, a land of angels, for a new world.
133यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisबड़ी
baṛī
baṛā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
veryसमझने
samajhnē
samajhnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
understand[inf.m.pl.,o.]की
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)बातें
bātē̃
bāt[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
matterहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
129These aspects have to be understood very clearly.
134यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisबातें
bātē̃
bāt[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
matterभूलनी
bhūlnī
bhūlnā[inf.f.]
forget[inf.f.]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notचाहिए
chāhiē
chāhiē|chāhnā[imp.pl.2hon]
(should|x[imp.pl.2hon]).
.
.
.
130You should not forget these things.
135भारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatको
kō
kō[postp.]
toफिर से
phir sē
phir sē[x]
againसुखधाम
sukhdhām
sukhdhām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of happinessबनाना
banānā
banānā[inf.m.sg.d.]
create[inf.m.sg.d.]कितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soऊंच
ūñch
ūñch[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
elevatedकार्य
kārya
kārya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
taskहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
131It is such an elevated task to make Bharat into a land of happiness again.
136ड्रामा प्लैन अनुसार
drama plan anusār
drama plan anusār[x]
according to the drama planसृष्टि
sr̥iṣhṭi
sr̥iṣhṭi[n.f.;sg.]
worldपुरानी
purānī
purānā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
oldहोनी
hōnī
hōnā[inf.f.]
be[inf.f.]ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
132According to the drama plan, the world has to become old.
137दुःखधाम
duḥkhdhām
duḥkhdhām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of sorrowहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
133It is now a land of sorrow.
138दुःख हर्ता
duḥkh hartā
duḥkh hartā[x]
Remover of Sorrow,
,
,
, सुख-कर्ता
sukh-kartā
sukh kartā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bestower of happinessएक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherको
kō
kō[postp.]
toही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyकहा 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]).
.
.
.
134Only the one Father is called the Remover of Sorrow and the Bestower of Happiness.
139तुम जानते हो
tum jāntē hō
tum jāntē hō[x]
you knowबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
father5
5
5
5हज़ार
hazār
hazār[adj.]
1000वर्ष
varṣh
varṣh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
yearबाद
bād
bād
afterआकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]दुःखी
duḥkhī
duḥkhnā[past-part.f.]|duḥkhī[adj.]
(hurt[past-part.f.]|unhappy)भारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatको
kō
kō[postp.]
toसुखी
sukhī
sukhī[adj.]
happyबनाते हैं
banātē haĩ
banānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
create[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
135You know that the Father comes every 5000 years to make sorrowful Bharat happy.
140सुख
sukh
sukh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
happinessभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooदेते हैं
dētē haĩ
dēnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
give[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, शान्ति
śhānti
śhānti
peaceभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooदेते हैं
dētē haĩ
dēnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
give[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
136He gives happiness as well as peace.
141मनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingकहते
kahtē
kahnā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
say[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]मन
man
man[n.m.;sg.,d.]
mindकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)शान्ति
śhānti
śhānti
peaceकैसे
kaisē
kaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
howमिले
milē
milnā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|milnā[opt.sg.23]
(receive[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|receive[opt.sg.23]) ?
?
?
?
137People also ask how they can have peace of mind.
142अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowशान्ति
śhānti
śhānti
peaceतो
tō
tō
thenशान्तिधाम
śhāntidhām
śhāntidhām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of peaceस्वीट होम
sweet home
sweet home[x]
sweet homeमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyहोती है
hōtī hai
hōnā[pres.sg.f.23]
be[pres.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
138Now, peace can only exist in the land of peace, the sweet home.
143उसको
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])शान्तिधाम
śhāntidhām
śhāntidhām[n.m.;sg.,d.]
land of peace,
,
,
, जहाँ
jahā̃
jahā̃
where thereआवाज
āvāj
āvāz[n.f.;sg.]
noiseनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not,
,
,
, ग़म
ġam
ġam[n.m.;sg.,d.]
sorrowनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
139It is called the land of silence, where there is no sound or sorrow.
144सूर्य
sūrya
sūrya, sūraj[n.m.;sg.,d.]
sunचाँद
chānd
chānd[n.m.;sg.,d.]
moonआदि
ādi
ādi[adj.]
etc.भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहोते
hōtē
hōnā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
be[pres-part.m.pl.,o.].
.
.
.
140Even the sun and moon etc. don’t exist there.
145अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childको
kō
kō[postp.]
toयह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisसारा
sārā
sārā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
the wholeज्ञान
gyān
gyān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
knowledgeहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
141You children now have all of this knowledge.
146बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooआकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]ओबीडियेन्ट सर्वेन्ट
obedient servant
obedient servant[x]
obedient Servantबना है
banā hai
bannā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
become[pres-perf.sg.m.23]ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
142The Father has come as your Obedient Servant.
147लेकिन
lēkin
lēkin
butबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherको
kō
kō[postp.]
toतो
tō
tō
thenबिल्कुल
bilkul
bilkul[adv.]
at allजानते
jāntē
jānnā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
know[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
.
143However, no one knows the Father at all.
148सबको
sabkō
sabkō
everythingमहात्मा
mahātmā
mahātmā[n.f.;sg.]
great soulकह देते हैं
kah dētē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3.root+dēnā]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3.root+dēnā].
.
.
. 149अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowमहान्
mahān
mahān, mahā[adj.]
greatआत्मा
ātmā
ātmā[n.f.;sg.]
soulतो
tō
tō
thenसिवाए
sivāē
sivāē
exceptस्वर्ग
svarg
svarg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
heavenके
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K)कभी
kabhī
kabhī[adv.]
everहो
hō
hōnā[root]|hōnā[pres.pl.2]
(be[root]|be[pres.pl.2])नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notसकते
saktē
saknā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
can[pres-part.m.pl.,o.].
.
.
.
144People call anyone a great soul, but there can be no great soul now - only in heaven.
150वहाँ
vahā̃
vahā̃
thereआत्मायें
ātmāyē̃
ātmā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
soulपवित्र
pavitra
pavitr[adj.]
pureहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
. 151पवित्र
pavitra
pavitr[adj.]
pureथी
thī
hōnā[past.f]
be[past.f]तो
tō
tō
thenपीस प्रासपर्टी
peace prosperity
peace prosperity[x]
peace and prosperityभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooथी
thī
hōnā[past.f]
be[past.f].
.
.
.
145Souls there are pure and, because they are pure, they also have peace and prosperity.
152अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowप्योरिटी
purity
purity
purityनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]तो
tō
tō
thenकुछ
kuchh
kuchh
anythingनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
146They don’t have purity now and so they have nothing.
153प्योरिटी
purity
purity
purityका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyमान
mān
mānnā[root]|mān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
(x[root]|respect)है
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
147There is regard for purity.
154देवतायें
dēvtāyē̃
dēvtā[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
deityपवित्र
pavitra
pavitr[adj.]
pureहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]तब
tab
tab
for only thenतो
tō
tō
thenउनके
unkē
vah[pn.pl.kē]
that[.kē]आगे
āgē
āgē
previouslyमाथा टेकते हैं
māthā ṭēktē haĩ
māthā ṭēknā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
bow one's head.
.
.
.
148Deities are pure, which is why people bow down in front of the idols of them.
155पवित्र
pavitra
pavitr[adj.]
pureको
kō
kō[postp.]
toपावन
pāvan
pāvan[adj.]
pure,
,
,
, अपवित्र
apavitr
apavitr[adj.]
impureको
kō
kō[postp.]
toपतित
patit
patit[adj.]
impureकहा 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]).
.
.
.
149Pure ones are pure and impure ones are impure.
156यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]सारे
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.]
ofबेहद का
bēhad kā
bēhad kā[x]
unlimitedबापू जी
bāpū jī
bāpū jī[x]
Bapuji,
,
,
, ऐसे
aisē
aisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
suchतो
tō
tō
thenमेयर
mayor
mayor
xको
kō
kō[postp.]
toभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooकहेंगे
kahē̃gē
kahnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
say[fut.m.pl.12hon3]सिटी फादर
city father
city father[x]
father of a city.
.
.
.
150That One is the unlimited Bapuji of everyone in the world. 151Even a mayor can be called the father of a city.
157वहाँ
vahā̃
vahā̃
thereथोड़ेही
thōṛēhī
thōṛēhī
notऐसी
aisī
aisā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
suchबातें
bātē̃
bāt[n.f.+ē̃;pl.d.]
matterहोंगी
hōṅgī
hōnā[fut.f.pl.12hon3]
be[fut.f.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
152Such things do not exist there.
158वहाँ
vahā̃
vahā̃
thereतो
tō
tō
thenकायदेसिर
kāydēsir
kāydēsir
xराज्य
rājya
rājya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
kingdomचलता है
chaltā hai
chalnā[pres.sg.m.23]
continue[pres.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
153The kingdom there functions according to the law.
159बुलाते
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]-
-
-
-हे
hē
hē
xपतित-पावन
patit-pāvan
patit pāvan[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Purifierआओ
āō
ānā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
come[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2].
.
.
.
154People call out: O Purifier, come!
160अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowबाप कहते हैं
bāp kahtē haĩ
bāp kahtē haĩ[x]
the Father says-
-
-
-पवित्र
pavitra
pavitr[adj.]
pureबनो
banō
bannā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
become[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2],
,
,
, तो
tō
tō
thenकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3]यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisकैसे
kaisē
kaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
howहोगा
hōgā
hōnā[fut.m.sg.23]
be[fut.m.sg.23],
,
,
, फिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)बच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
childकैसे
kaisē
kaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
howपैदा
paidā
paidā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
bornहोंगे
hōṅgē
hōnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
be[fut.m.pl.12hon3] ?
?
?
?
155The Father says: Now become pure! 156Then, they ask: How is this possible? 157How would children be born?
161सृष्टि
sr̥iṣhṭi
sr̥iṣhṭi[n.f.;sg.]
worldकैसे
kaisē
kaisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
howवृद्धि
vr̥iddhi
vr̥iddhi[n.f.;sg.]
growthको
kō
kō[postp.]
toपायेगी
pāyēgī
pānā[fut.f.sg.23]
x[fut.f.sg.23] ?
?
?
?
158How would the world population grow?
162उनको
unkō
vah[pn.pl.kō]
that[.kō]यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisपता
patā
patā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
knowledgeनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notकि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatलक्ष्मी-नारायण
lakṣhmī-nārāyaṇ
lakṣhmī-nārāyaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Lakshmi and Narayanसम्पूर्ण
sampūrṇ
sampūrṇ[adj.]
completeनिर्विकारी
nirvikārī
nirvikārī[adj.]
vicelessथे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl].
.
.
.
159They don’t realise that Lakshmi and Narayan are completely viceless.
163तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childको
kō
kō[postp.]
toकितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soआपोजीशन
opposition
opposition
oppositionसहन
sahan
sahan[adj.]
toleranceकरना पड़ता है
karnā paṛtā hai
karnā[pres.sg.m.23.oblig2]
do[pres.sg.m.23.oblig2].
.
.
.
160You children have to tolerate so much opposition.
164ड्रामा
drama
drama
dramaमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inजो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatकल्प
kalp
kalp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
cycleपहले
pahlē
pahlā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|pahlē[adv.]
(x|firstly)हुआ है
huā hai
hōnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
be[pres-perf.sg.m.23]वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatरिपीट
repeat
repeat
repeatहोता है
hōtā hai
hōnā[pres.sg.m.23]
be[pres.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
161Whatever happened in the drama in the previous cycle will repeat.
165ऐसे नहीं
aisē nahī̃
aisē nahī̃[x]
it isn't thatकि
ki
ki[conj.]
thatड्रामा
drama
drama
dramaपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other)रुक
ruk
ruknā[root]
stop[root]जाना है
jānā hai
jānnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]|jānā[pres.sg.23.oblig1]
(know[pres-perf.sg.m.23]|go[pres.sg.23.oblig1])-
-
-
-ड्रामा
drama
drama
dramaमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inहोगा
hōgā
hōnā[fut.m.sg.23]
be[fut.m.sg.23]तो
tō
tō
thenमिलेगा
milēgā
milnā[fut.m.sg.23]
receive[fut.m.sg.23] !
!
!
!
162It is not that you have to stand still because of the drama and think that you will receive it if it is in the drama.
166स्कूल
school
school
schoolमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inऐसे
aisē
aisā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
suchबैठे
baiṭhē
baiṭhnā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|baiṭhnā[opt.sg.23]
(sit[past-part.m.pl.,o.]|sit[opt.sg.23])रहने
rahnē
rahnā[inf.m.pl.,o.]
remain[inf.m.pl.,o.]से
sē
sē[postp.]
fromकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someपास
pās|pass
pās|pass
(x|pass)हो जायेंगे
hō jāyēṅgē
hōnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3.root+jānā]
be[fut.m.pl.12hon3.root+jānā]क्या
kyā
kyā
what ?
?
?
?
163Would you pass at school by sitting idly in that way?
167हर एक
har ēk
har ēk[x]
each oneचीज़
chīz
chīz[n.f.;sg.]
thingके लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
forमनुष्य
manuṣhya
manuṣhya[n.m.;sg.,d.]
human beingका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofपुरूषार्थ
purūṣhārth
puruṣhārth
effortतो
tō
tō
thenचलता है
chaltā hai
chalnā[pres.sg.m.23]
continue[pres.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
164People have to continue to make effort for everything.
168पुरूषार्थ
purūṣhārth
puruṣhārth
effortबिगर
bigar
bigar
withoutपानी
pānī
pānī[n.m.;sg.,d.]|pānā[inf.f.]
(water|x[inf.f.])भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooमिल
mil
milnā[root]
receive[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]).
.
.
.
165Without making effort, you cannot even obtain water.
169सेकण्ड बाई सेकण्ड
second by second
second by second[x]
second by secondजो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatपुरूषार्थ
purūṣhārth
puruṣhārth
effortचलता है
chaltā hai
chalnā[pres.sg.m.23]
continue[pres.sg.m.23]वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatप्रालब्ध
prālabdh
prālabdh[n.f.;sg.]
rewardके लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
for.
.
.
.
166Whatever effort you make, second by second, is for your reward.
170यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisबेहद का
bēhad kā
bēhad kā[x]
unlimitedपुरूषार्थ
purūṣhārth
puruṣhārth
effortकरना है
karnā hai
karnā[pres.sg.23.oblig1]
do[pres.sg.23.oblig1]बेहद
bēhad
bēhad[adj.]
unlimitedके
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K)सुख
sukh
sukh[n.m.;sg.,d.]
happinessके लिए
kē liē
kē liē[x]
for.
.
.
.
167You have to make unlimited effort in order to have unlimited happiness.
171अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]ब्रह्मा की रात
brahmā kī rāt
brahmā kī rāt[x]
night of Brahmaसो
sō
sōnā[root]|sō
(sleep[root]|x)ब्राह्मणों
brāhmaṇō̃
brāhmaṇ[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
Brahminकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)रात
rāt
rāt[n.f.;sg.]
nightफिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)ब्राह्मणों
brāhmaṇō̃
brāhmaṇ[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
Brahminका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofदिन
din
din[n.m.;sg.,d.]
dayहोगा
hōgā
hōnā[fut.m.sg.23]
be[fut.m.sg.23].
.
.
.
168It is now the night of Brahma, and so it is also the night of Brahmins. 169Then, it will be the day of Brahmins.
172शास्त्रों
śhāstrō̃
śhāstra[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
scriptureमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooपढ़ते थे
paṛhtē thē
paṛhnā[hab-past.pl.m.]
study[hab-past.pl.m.]परन्तु
parantu
parantu[conj.]
howeverसमझते
samajhtē
samajhnā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
understand[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]कुछ
kuchh
kuchh
anythingनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notथे
thē
hōnā[past.pl]
be[past.pl].
.
.
.
170You used to study this in the scriptures, but you did not understand anything.
173यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisबाबा
bābā
bābā
Babaखुद
khud
khud
oneselfबैठकर
baiṭhkar
baiṭhnā[abs.]
sit[abs.]रामायण
rāmāyaṇ
rāmāyaṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xभागवत
bhāgavat
bhāgavat[x]
xआदि
ādi
ādi[adj.]
etc.सुनाते थे
sunātē thē
sunānā[hab-past.pl.m.]
speak[hab-past.pl.m.],
,
,
, पण्डित
paṇḍit
paṇḍit[n.m.;sg.,d.]
punditबन बैठते थे
ban baiṭhtē thē
bannā[hab-past.pl.m..root+baiṭhnā]
become[hab-past.pl.m..root+baiṭhnā].
.
.
.
171This Baba himself used to relate the Ramayana, the Bhagawad, etc.; he used to sit like a pundit.
174अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowसमझते हैं
samajhtē haĩ
samajhnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
understand[pres.pl.m.12hon3]वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatतो
tō
tō
thenभक्ति मार्ग
bhakti mārg
bhakti mārg[x]
path of devotionहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
172You now understand that that is the path of devotion.
175भक्ति
bhakti
bhakti[n.f.;sg.]
devotionअलग
alag
alag[adj.]
separateहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23],
,
,
, ज्ञान
gyān
gyān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
knowledgeअलग
alag
alag[adj.]
separateचीज़
chīz
chīz[n.f.;sg.]
thingहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
173Devotion is separate from this knowledge.
176बाप कहते हैं
bāp kahtē haĩ
bāp kahtē haĩ[x]
the Father saysतुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youकाम चिता
kām chitā
kām chitā[x]
pyre of lustपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other)बैठ
baiṭh
baiṭhnā[root]
sit[root]सब
sab
sab[adj.]
allकाले
kālē
kālā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|kālē
(ugly|at the time of)बन गये हो
ban gayē hō
bannā[pres-perf.pl.m.2.root+jānā]
become[pres-perf.pl.m.2.root+jānā].
.
.
.
174The Father says: You have all become ugly by sitting on the pyre of lust.
177श्रीकृष्ण
śhrīkr̥iṣhṇa
śhrīkr̥iṣhṇa[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Shri Krishnaको
kō
kō[postp.]
toभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooश्याम सुन्दर
śhyām sundar
śhyām sundar[x]
xकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3]ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
175Shri Krishna is also called “The ugly and the beautiful one.”
178पुजारी
pujārī
pujārī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
worshipperलोग
lōg
log[n.m.;sg.,d.]
peopleअन्धश्रधालु
andhaśhradhālu
andhaśhraddhālū[adj.]
with blind faithहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
176Worshippers are those with blind faith.
179कितनी
kitnī
kitnā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
soभूत पूजा
bhūt pūjā
bhūt pūjā[x]
worship of the elementsहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
177There is so much worship of evil.
180शरीर
śharīr
śharīr[n.m.;sg.,d.]
bodyकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)पूजा
pūjā
pūjnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]|pūjā[n.f.;sg.]
(x[past-part.m.sg.d.]|worship),
,
,
, गोया
gōyā
goyā
x5
5
5
5तत्वों
tatvō̃
tatva[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
elementकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)पूजा हो
pūjā hō
pūjnā[x]
x[x]गई
gaī
jānā[past-part.f.]
go[past-part.f.].
.
.
.
178To worship someone’s body means to worship the five elements.
181इसको
iskō
yah[pn.sg.kō]
this[.kō]कहा जाता है
kahā jātā hai
kahnā[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|kahnā[pres.sg.m.23.passive]
(say[pres.sg.m.23.past-part+jānā]|say[pres.sg.m.23.passive])-
-
-
-व्यभिचारी
vyabhichārī
vyabhichārī[adj.]
xपूजा
pūjā
pūjnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]|pūjā[n.f.;sg.]
(x[past-part.m.sg.d.]|worship).
.
.
.
179That is called adulterated worship.
182भक्ति
bhakti
bhakti[n.f.;sg.]
devotionपहले
pahlē
pahlā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|pahlē[adv.]
(x|firstly)अव्यभिचारी
avyabhichārī
avyabhichārī[adj.]
xथी
thī
hōnā[past.f]
be[past.f],
,
,
, एक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneशिव
śhiv
śhiv
Shivaकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyहोती थी
hōtī thī
hōnā[hab-past.f.]
be[hab-past.f.].
.
.
.
180Devotion was initially unadulterated; there was worship of Shiva alone.
183अभी
abhī
ab[adv.hī]
nowतो
tō
tō
thenदेखो
dēkhō
dēkhnā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
see[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]क्या-क्या
kyā-kyā
kyā
whatपूजा
pūjā
pūjnā[past-part.m.sg.d.]|pūjā[n.f.;sg.]
(x[past-part.m.sg.d.]|worship)होती रहती है
hōtī rahtī hai
hōnā[pres.sg.f.23.pres-part+rahnā]
be[pres.sg.f.23.pres-part+rahnā].
.
.
.
181Just look at the things people worship now.
184बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherवन्डर
wonder
wonder
wonderभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooदिखाते हैं
dikhātē haĩ
dikhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
x[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, नॉलेज
knowledge
knowledge
knowledgeभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooसमझा रहे हैं
samjhā rahē haĩ
samjhānā[pres.pl.m.prog.12hon3]
explain[pres.pl.m.prog.12hon3].
.
.
.
182The Father shows many wonders and He also explains this knowledge to you.
185काँटों
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])बना रहे हैं
banā rahē haĩ
banānā[pres.pl.m.prog.12hon3]
create[pres.pl.m.prog.12hon3].
.
.
.
183He is making you into flowers from thorns.
186उनको
unkō
vah[pn.pl.kō]
that[.kō]कहते
kahtē
kahnā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
say[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]गॉर्डन ऑफ फ्लावर्स
garden of flowers
garden of flowers[x]
garden of flowers.
.
.
.
184That is called a garden of flowers.
187कराची
karāchī
karāchī
Karachiमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inपहरे
pahrē
pahrā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
security dutyपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other)एक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneपठान
paṭhān
paṭhān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Pathan watchmanरहता था
rahtā thā
rahnā[hab-past.m.sg.]
remain[hab-past.m.sg.],
,
,
, वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooध्यान
dhyān
dhyān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
attentionमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inचला जाता था
chalā jātā thā
chalnā[hab-past.m.sg..past-part+jānā]|chalānā[hab-past.m.sg..root+jānā]|chalnā[hab-past.m.sg..passive]
(continue[hab-past.m.sg..past-part+jānā]|x[hab-past.m.sg..root+jānā]|continue[hab-past.m.sg..passive]),
,
,
, कहता था
kahtā thā
kahnā[hab-past.m.sg.]
say[hab-past.m.sg.]हम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weबहिश्त
bahiśht
bahiśht[n.f.;sg.]
heavenमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inगया
gayā
jānā[past-part.m.sg.d.]
go[past-part.m.sg.d.],
,
,
, खुदा
khudā
khudā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
Godने
nē
nē[postp.]
∅हमको
hamkō
ham[pn.pl.kō]
we[.kō]फूल दिया
phūl diyā
phūlnā[past-part.m.sg.d..root+dēnā]
x[past-part.m.sg.d..root+dēnā].
.
.
.
185There was a Pathan watchman who lived in Karachi; he would go into trance. 186He would say: I went to heaven and Khuda (God) gave me a flower.
188उनको
unkō
vah[pn.pl.kō]
that[.kō]बड़ा
baṛā
baṛā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
veryमज़ा
mazā
mazā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
pleasureआता था
ātā thā
ānā[hab-past.m.sg.]
come[hab-past.m.sg.].
.
.
.
187He experienced great pleasure.
189वन्डर
wonder
wonder
wonderहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
188It was a wonder.
190वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatतो
tō
tō
then7
7
7
7वन्डर्स
wonders
wonder
wonderकहते हैं
kahtē haĩ
kahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
say[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
189People talk of the seven wonders of the world.
191वास्तव में
vāstav mē̃
vāstav mē̃[x]
xवन्डर ऑफ वर्ल्ड
wonder of world
wonder of world[x]
wonder of the worldतो
tō
tō
thenस्वर्ग
svarg
svarg[n.m.;sg.,d.]
heavenहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]-
-
-
-यह
yah
yah[pn.sg.d.]
thisकिसको
kiskō
kaun[pn.sg.kō]
who[.kō]भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooपता
patā
patā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
knowledgeनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
190In fact, heaven is the wonder of the world. 191No one knows this.
192तुम्हें
tumhē̃
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]कितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soफर्स्टक्लास
first class
first class
first classज्ञान
gyān
gyān[n.m.;sg.,d.]
knowledgeमिला है
milā hai
milnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
receive[pres-perf.sg.m.23].
.
.
. 193तुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]कितनी
kitnī
kitnā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
soखुशी
khuśhī
khuśhī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
happinessहोनी चाहिए
hōnī chāhiē
hōnā[.oblig3]
be[.oblig3].
.
.
.
192You have received such first-class knowledge and so you should have so much happiness.
194कितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soहाइएस्ट
highest
high
highबापदादा
bāpdādā
bāpdādā
BapDadaहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23]और
aur
aur
andकितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soसिम्पुल
simple
simple
xरहते हैं
rahtē haĩ
rahnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
remain[pres.pl.m.12hon3],
,
,
, बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)ही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyमहिमा
mahimā
mahimā[n.f.;sg.]
praiseगाई जाती है
gāī jātī hai
gānā[pres.sg.f.23.past-part+jānā]|gānā[pres.sg.f.23.passive]
(sing[pres.sg.f.23.past-part+jānā]|sing[pres.sg.f.23.passive]),
,
,
, वह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatनिराकार
nirākār
nirākār[adj.]
incorporeal,
,
,
, निरहंकारी
nirahaṅkārī
nirahaṅkārī, nirahaṅkār[adj.]
egolessहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
193BapDada is the highest and yet He remains so simple. 194When they sing that He is incorporeal and egoless, it is the Father’s praise that is sung.
195बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherको
kō
kō[postp.]
toतो
tō
tō
thenआकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]सेवा
sēvā
sēvā[n.f.;sg.]
serviceकरनी है
karnī hai
karnā[pres.sg.23.oblig1]
do[pres.sg.23.oblig1]ना
nā
nā
∅.
.
.
.
195The Father has to come to serve you.
196बाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherहमेशा
hamēśhā
hamēśhā
xबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)सेवा
sēvā
sēvā[n.f.;sg.]
serviceकर
kar
karnā[root]
do[root],
,
,
, उनको
unkō
vah[pn.pl.kō]
that[.kō]धन-दौलत
dhan-daulat
dhan-daulat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
xदे
dē
dēnā[root]|dēnā[opt.sg.23]
(give[root]|give[opt.sg.23])खुद
khud
khud
oneselfवानप्रस्थ
vānaprasth
vānprasth[n.m.;sg.,d.]
retirementअवस्था
avasthā
avasthā[n.f.;sg.]
stageले लेते हैं
lē lētē haĩ
lēnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3.root+lēnā]
take[pres.pl.m.12hon3.root+lēnā].
.
.
.
196A father always serves his children, gives them wealth and property and then he goes into the stage of retirement.
197बच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childको
kō
kō[postp.]
toमाथे
māthē
māthā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
xपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other)चढ़ाते हैं
chaṛhātē haĩ
chaṛhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
x[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
197He sits his children on his head.
198तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youबच्चे
bachchē
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ē;sg.o.,m.pl.d.]
childविश्व
viśhva
viśhva[n.m.;sg.,d.]
worldके
kē|K
kā[postp.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]|K
(of|K)मालिक
mālik
mālik[n.m.;sg.,d.]
masterबनते हो
bantē hō
bannā[pres.pl.m.2]
become[pres.pl.m.2].
.
.
.
198You children become the masters of the world.
199स्वीट होम
sweet home
sweet home[x]
sweet homeमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inजाकर
jākar
jānā[abs.]
go[abs.]फिर
phir
phirnā[root]|phir[adv.]
(turn[root]|then)स्वीट
sweet
sweet
sweetबादशाही
bādśhāhī
bādśhāhī[adj.]
sovereigntyआकर
ākar
ānā[abs.]
come[abs.]लेंगे
lē̃gē
lēnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
take[fut.m.pl.12hon3],
,
,
, बाप कहते हैं
bāp kahtē haĩ
bāp kahtē haĩ[x]
the Father saysहम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weतो
tō
tō
thenबादशाही
bādśhāhī
bādśhāhī[adj.]
sovereigntyनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notलेंगे
lē̃gē
lēnā[fut.m.pl.12hon3]
take[fut.m.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
199You will go to your sweet home and then go down and claim your sweet kingdom. 200The Father says: I do not receive a kingdom.
200सच्चा
sachchā
sachchā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
trueनिष्काम
niṣhkām
niṣhkām[adj.]
altruisticसेवाधारी
sēvādhārī
sēvādhārī[n.m.;sg.,d.]
serverतो
tō
tō
thenएक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
201Only the one Father is the true, altruistic Server.
201तो
tō
tō
thenबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childको
kō
kō[postp.]
toकितनी
kitnī
kitnā[adj.ā=>ī;f.]
soखुशी
khuśhī
khuśhī[n.f.ī=>ī;sg.]
happinessरहनी चाहिए
rahnī chāhiē
rahnā[.oblig3]
remain[.oblig3].
.
.
. 202परन्तु
parantu
parantu[conj.]
howeverमाया
māyā
māyā[n.f.;sg.]
Mayaभुला देती है
bhulā dētī hai
bhulānā[pres.sg.f.23.root+dēnā]
make you forget[pres.sg.f.23.root+dēnā].
.
.
.
202Therefore, you children should have so much happiness, but Maya makes you forget.
203इतने
itnē
itnā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
suchबड़े
baṛē
baṛā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
veryबापदादा
bāpdādā
bāpdādā
BapDadaको
kō
kō[postp.]
toभूलना
bhūlnā
bhūlnā[inf.m.sg.d.]
forget[inf.m.sg.d.]थोड़ेही
thōṛēhī
thōṛēhī
notचाहिए
chāhiē
chāhiē|chāhnā[imp.pl.2hon]
(should|x[imp.pl.2hon]).
.
.
.
203You should not forget such a great BapDada.
204दादा
dādā
dādā[n.m.ā=>ā;sg.d.]
Dadaकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)मिलकियत
milkiyat
milkiyat[n.f.;sg.]
propertyका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofकितना
kitnā
kitnā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
soफखुर
phakhur
fakhur[n.m.;sg.,d.]
intoxicationरहता है
rahtā hai
rahnā[pres.sg.m.23]
remain[pres.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
204There is so much intoxication in having the grandfather’s property.
205तुमको
tumkō
tum[pn.pl.kō]
you[.kō]तो
tō
tō
thenशिवबाबा
śhivbābā
śhivbābā
Shiv Babaमिला है
milā hai
milnā[pres-perf.sg.m.23]
receive[pres-perf.sg.m.23].
.
.
.
205You have found Shiv Baba.
206उनकी
unkī
vah[pn.pl.kī]
that[.kī]मिलकियत
milkiyat
milkiyat[n.f.;sg.]
propertyहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
206It is His property.
207बाप कहते हैं
bāp kahtē haĩ
bāp kahtē haĩ[x]
the Father saysमुझे याद करो
mujhē yād karō
mujhē yād karō[x]
remember Meऔर
aur
aur
andदैवी गुण
daivī guṇ
daivī guṇ[x]
divine virtueधारण करो
dhāraṇ karō
dhāraṇ karnā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
adopt[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2].
.
.
.
207The Father says: Remember Me and imbibe divine virtues.
208आसुरी
āsurī
āsurī[adj.]
devilishगुणों
guṇō̃
guṇ[n.m.+ō̃;pl.o.]
virtueको
kō
kō[postp.]
toनिकाल
nikāl
nikālnā[root]
x[root]देना चाहिए
dēnā chāhiē
dēnā[imp.pl.2hon.inf+cāhnā]|dēnā[.oblig3]
(give[imp.pl.2hon.inf+cāhnā]|give[.oblig3]).
.
.
.
208You have to remove all devilish traits.
209गाते
gātē
gānā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
sing[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]भी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3]मुझ
mujh
maĩ[pn.sg.o.]
Iनिर्गुण
nirguṇ
nirguṇ[adj.]
xहारे
hārē
hārnā[opt.sg.23]|hārnā[past-part.m.pl.,o.]
(x[opt.sg.23]|x[past-part.m.pl.,o.])में
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someगुण
guṇ
guṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
virtueनाही
nāhī
nahī̃
not.
.
.
.
209They sing: I am without virtues; I have no virtues.
210निर्गुण
nirguṇ
nirguṇ[adj.]
xसंस्था
sansthā
sansthā[n.f.;sg.]
xभी
bhī
bhī[p.]
tooहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23].
.
.
.
210There is also an organisation called “The institution of those without virtues”.
211अब
ab
ab[adv.]
nowअर्थ
arth|earth
arth[n.m.;sg.,d.]|earth
(meaning|earth)तो
tō
tō
thenकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someसमझते
samajhtē
samajhnā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
understand[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]नहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
notहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
211Now, no one understands the meaning of that.
212निर्गुण
nirguṇ
nirguṇ[adj.]
xअर्थात्
arthāt
arthāt
that isकोई
kōī
kōī[pn.;d.]
someगुण
guṇ
guṇ[n.m.;sg.,d.]
virtueनहीं
nahī̃
nahī̃[neg]
not.
.
.
. 213परन्तु
parantu
parantu[conj.]
howeverवह
vah
vah[pn.sg.d.]
thatसमझते
samajhtē
samajhnā[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]
understand[pres-part.m.pl.,o.]थोड़ेही
thōṛēhī
thōṛēhī
notहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
212To be without virtues means to have no virtues, but they do not understand that.
214तुम
tum
tum[pn.pl.]
youबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childको
kō
kō[postp.]
toबाप
bāp
bāp[n.m.;sg.,d.]
fatherएक
ēk
ēk[adj.]
oneही
hī
hī[p.]
onlyबात
bāt
bāt[n.f.;sg.]
matterसमझाते हैं
samjhātē haĩ
samjhānā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
explain[pres.pl.m.12hon3]-
-
-
-बोलो
bōlō
bōlnā[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2]
speak[opt.pl.2,imp.pl.2],
,
,
, हम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weतो
tō
tō
thenभारत
bhārat
bhārat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
Bharatकी
kī|key
karnā[past-part.f.]|kā[postp.ā=>ī;f.]|key
(do[past-part.f.]|of|key)सेवा
sēvā
sēvā[n.f.;sg.]
serviceमें
mē̃
mē̃[postp.]
inहैं
haĩ
hōnā[pres.pl.12hon3]
be[pres.pl.12hon3].
.
.
.
213The Father says that you children only have to explain one thing. 214Say: “We are on the service of Bharat.
215जो
jō
jō[pn.;d.]
thatसबका
sabkā
sabkā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
everyone'sबापू जी
bāpū jī
bāpū jī[x]
Bapujiहै
hai
hōnā[pres.sg.23]
be[pres.sg.23],
,
,
, हम
ham
ham[pn.pl.]
weउनकी
unkī
vah[pn.pl.kī]
that[.kī]श्रीमत
śhrīmat
śhrīmat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
shrimatपर
par
par[postp.]|par[adj.]
(at|other)चलते हैं
chaltē haĩ
chalnā[pres.pl.m.12hon3]
continue[pres.pl.m.12hon3].
.
.
.
215We are following the shrimat of the One who is the Bapuji of all.
216श्रीमत
śhrīmat
śhrīmat[n.m.;sg.,d.]
shrimatभगवत
bhagavat
bhagvat[adj.]
xगीता
gītā
gītā[n.f.;sg.]
Gitaगाई
gāī
gānā[past-part.f.]
sing[past-part.f.]हुई है
huī hai
hōnā[pres-perf.sg.f.23]
be[pres-perf.sg.f.23].
.
.
.
216This is why the Shrimad Bhagawad Gita is remembered.”
217अच्छा
achchhā
achchhā[adj.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
achcha !
!
!
!
217Achcha.
218मीठे-मीठे
mīṭhē-mīṭhē
mīṭhā[adj.ā=>ē;m.o.,m.pl.]
sweetसिकीलधे
sikīladhē
sikīladhē[x]
beloved, long-lost and now-foundबच्चों
bachchō̃
bachchā[n.m.ā=>ō̃;pl.o.]
childप्रति
prati
prati
forमात-पिता
māt-pitā
māt-pitā, mātā-pitā[n.m.;sg.,d.]
mother and Fatherबापदादा
bāpdādā
bāpdādā
BapDadaका
kā
kā[postp.ā=>ā;m.sg.d.]
ofयाद-प्यार
yād-pyār
yād-pyār[n.m.;sg.,d.]
love, remembranceऔर
aur
aur
andगुडमॉर्निंग
good morning
good morning
good morning.
.
.
.
218To you sweetest, beloved, long-lost and now-found children, love, remembrance and good morning from the Mother, the Father, BapDada.
219रूहानी बाप की रूहानी बच्चों को नमस्ते
rūhānī bāp kī rūhānī bachchō̃ kō namastē
rūhānī bāp kī rūhānī bachchō̃ kō namastē[x]
x.
.
.
.
219The spiritual Father says namaste to you spiritual children.