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📅 Hindi Lesson – Murli of September 25, 2025
📅 Murli sentence of September 25, 2025
📜 Hindi
वह शक्ति कम है.
🔤 Transliteration
vah śakti kam hai.
💬 Translation
« That strength is weak. »
or
« That power is insufficient. »
📚 Vocabulary
- वह (vah) = that, this, he/she/it (here: “that/this”)
- शक्ति (śakti) = strength, energy, power, capacity (also the divine feminine power in Indian thought)
- कम (kam) = little, weak, not enough, insufficient
- है (hai) = is (verb to be, present tense, 3rd person singular)
⚙️Grammar
- Basic sentence structure: [Subject] + [Attribute] + है
- Subject = वह शक्ति (“that power/strength”)
- Attribute = कम (“weak/insufficient”)
- Verb = है (“is”)
- कम functions both as an adjective (“weak, few”) and an adverb (“less, not much”). Here it is adjectival, describing śakti.
- शक्ति is a feminine noun. In this sentence, the adjective कम does not change form (it is invariable).
🪔 Cultural/spiritual notes
- Śakti is a very rich word:
- In everyday Hindi: strength, energy, capability.
- In Indian philosophy/religion: the cosmic power, the divine feminine energy that sustains the universe (personified as the Goddess Śakti).
- In Brahma Kumaris or spiritual contexts, saying कम शक्ति (“less power”) usually refers not to physical weakness but to a lack of spiritual strength — for example, reduced soul power, willpower, or the energy of purity.
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Definitions
To be.
To happen, to occur.
To exist.
To be born.
Less (also used in comparisons).
Little, few, scanty, short, small, deficient.
Rarely, seldom.
Power, strength, potency, energy.
Name of the goddess personifying divine power.
The energy or active power of a deity personified as his wife (as Gaurī of Śhiv, Lakṣhmī of viṣhṇu, &c.)
(Brahma kumaris) Sister, mother.
Śhiv Śhakti, the powers of Śhiv. In Bhakti they are portrayed as goddesses sitting on a lion, swan, lotus etc. They are symbolic of the victory over vices (demons). As power of Śhiv, brothers are Śhiv Śhakti too.
Third person personal pronoun: he, she, it (and also they).
Distant demonstrative pronoun and adjective: that (and also those).