📅 Hindi Lesson – Murli of 7 October 2025

📅 Murli sentence of 7 October 2025

📜 Hindi

गायन भी है शक्तियों में ज्ञान बाण भगवान ने भरे थे।

🔤 Transliteration

gāyan bhī hai śaktiyoṃ meṃ jñān bāṇ bhagavān ne bhare the.

💬 Translation

It is also sung in the hymns that God filled the divine powers — the Shaktis — with arrows of knowledge.

📚 Vocabulary

Hindi Literal Meaning Deeper Sense
गायन (gāyan) hymn, song Refers to something that is praised or mentioned in sacred songs.
भी (bhī) also Indicates that this theme is well-known or already sung about.
शक्तियों में (śaktiyoṃ meṃ) in the Shaktis In the divine powers, the feminine energies or goddesses.
ज्ञान (jñān) knowledge Spiritual knowledge, divine wisdom.
बाण (bāṇ) arrow A symbolic weapon; represents directed power or truth.
भगवान (bhagavān) God The Supreme Being, the one who bestows divine powers.
भरे थे (bhare the) had filled Past perfect form — God “had infused” or “filled” the Shaktis.

⚙️ ️Grammar

🔱 “शक्ति” (Śakti): The Divine Feminine Power

The word śakti comes from the Sanskrit root śak, meaning to be able, to have power.
It literally means power, energy, or capacity to act.

🌸 In Hindu tradition

A famous saying goes: “Without Śakti, Shiva is shava — a lifeless corpse.”

🌼 In the sacred hymns

In the Devi Mahatmya (Durga Saptashati), when evil demons overpower the world, the gods unite their powers:

“From their bodies shone beams of light, and from that light arose the Great Goddess.”
Each god then offers her a weapon or a power, i.e. a portion of his own energy.

🌺 In the Brahma Kumaris interpretation

The Shaktis are not mythological beings but living spiritual women — God’s daughters —
who receive from Shiv Baba the power of purity and spiritual knowledge.
They are the hands of God, the dynamic expression of His wisdom in the world.

To be a “Shakti” means to be an instrument of divine action — pure, powerful, and benevolent.

🏹 “बाण” (Bāṇ): The Arrow as a Spiritual Symbol

🕉️ Vedic origin

The word bāṇ appears already in the Rig Veda.

Each arrow is a carrier of divine energy, a mantra in motion, an act of focused will.

⚔️ In epics and hymns

🌸 In the worship of the Goddess

In the Devi Mahatmya (2.17), it is said:

“Varuna gave her a bow and a quiver of arrows that never miss their aim.”
(varuṇaḥ cāpi dadau tasyai dhanur bāṇayutaṃ śubham).

These arrows signify:

✨ In Brahma Kumaris teaching

The term ज्ञान बाण (jñān bāṇ) — “arrows of knowledge” — is a favorite metaphor.

The more the soul is filled with divine knowledge,
the sharper and more luminous its “arrows” — its words and vibrations — become.

💫 Spiritual Synthesis

Concept Traditional Meaning Brahma Kumaris Meaning
Shaktis (शक्तियाँ) Goddesses, divine energies, active powers of God. Spiritual women who receive divine power and knowledge from Shiv Baba.
Arrows of knowledge (ज्ञान बाण) Weapons of light, truth, or mantra. Words and thoughts filled with knowledge that pierce ignorance.
God filled them (भगवान ने भरे थे) God endowed the goddesses with power and weapons. God infused His daughters with the light of knowledge.

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Definitions

भगवान bhagvān (sanskrit)

Fortunate, prosperous, happy, glorious, illustrious, adorable, divine, worshipful.
(epithet) God, the Lord Almighty, the Supreme Being (Śhiv and not Viṣhṇu).
(Hinduism) (epithet) The god Nārāyaṇ.

भरना bharnā (hindi)

To fill, to refill.

भी bhī (hindi)

Inclusive emphatic particle: too, also, even.

ज्ञान gyān (sanskrit)

Knowledge directly taught by God.

होना hōnā (hindi)

To be.
To happen, to occur.
To exist.
To be born.

में mē̃ (hindi)

में is used for denoting :

ने nē (hindi)

A postposition denoting the subject (ergative case that is to say with a past participle).

शक्ति śhakti (sanskrit)

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.

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