📅 Hindi Lesson – Murli of 17 December 2025

Murli sentence of 17 December 2025

📜 Hindi

खान-पान आदि न बहुत ऊंचा, न बहुत हल्का. एकरस.

🔤 Transliteration

Khān-pān ādi na bahut ū̃cā, na bahut halkā. Ekaras.

💬 Translation

Food, lifestyle, and related habits should be neither too elevated nor too simple. They should be balanced, uniform, and stable.

📚 Vocabulary

⚙️ ️Grammar

1️⃣ Structure न… न… (na… na…)

This construction is frequently used in the murlis to convey wisdom, balance, and moderation.

2️⃣ Extended Meaning of ऊंचा / हल्का

These adjectives are not only physical:

Baba is referring not only to food, but to the entire way of living.

3️⃣ The Key Word: एकरस (ekaras)

In BK language, एकरस indicates:

remaining the same in all situations, without attraction or aversion.

✨ BK Spiritual Meaning (with Context)

Given the context:

तुम देवता बनते हो तो हर बात में रॉयल्टी होनी चाहिए

👉 Deity royalty is not about extravagance, but about dignified simplicity.

👉 Khān-pān here becomes symbolic of:

✅ Summary

This sentence teaches:

👉 According to Baba, to be “royal” is not to shine outwardly,
but to remain unwavering inwardly.

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Definitions

आदि ādi (sanskrit)

Etcetera.
Beginning.
Early, initial, primordial.

बहुत bahut (hindi)

Many, much.
Very.

एकरस ēkras (sanskrit)

Of one flavour, or character.
Monotonous.
Pleased with one thing only, unchanging, constant.
(Bābā) Stable in praise and defamation (enjoying company of one).

हल्का halkā (hindi)

Light, cheap, thin, faint.

खान-पान khān-pān (hindi)

(mode and manner of) eating and drinking.
Living.
Social relationship.

खाना khānā (hindi)

To eat, to feed on, to consume, to swallow, to take.
to get, to receive.
To feel, to suffer, to endure.
Eating, food, meal, dinner.

न na (hindi)

Not (subjunctive or imperative).
Na .. na, Neither .. nor.
Repetitive Compounds of indefinite Pronouns, and of Adverbs formed from them are made by placing the Negative particle between the two words. These Compounds have a pronounced indefinite force. (A Basic Grammar of Modern Hindi - Appendice III 5-j)

पान pān (hindi)

Betel, betel-leaf.
(The act or process of) drinking (water or any other liquid).

ऊंच ūñch (hindi)

High, lofty, tall, raised, elevated, exalted, eminent.

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