📅 Hindi Lesson – Murli of 13 February 2026

📅 Murli sentence of 13 February 2026

📜 Hindi

हमारी राजाई है अडोल क्योंकि वहाँ एक ही धर्म है, द्वेत है नहीं। वह है अद्वैत राज्य।

🔤 Transliteration

hamārī rājāī hai aḍol kyoṃki vahā̃ ek hī dharma hai, dveta hai nahī̃. vah hai advaita rājya.

💬 Translation

Our sovereignty is unshakable because there is only one dharma there; there is no duality. That is a non-dual kingdom.

📚 Vocabulary

⚙️ Grammar

1️⃣ Agreement in “हमारी”

राजाई is feminine → therefore हमारी (not हमारा).

If the sentence used राज्य, it would be:
हमारा राज्य (our kingdom).

2️⃣ Difference Between राजाई and राज्य

🔹 राजाई (rājāī)

Refers to the quality of sovereignty — the experience or condition of rulership.

It emphasizes:

🔹 राज्य (rājya)

Refers to the kingdom as a structure — the system or organized realm.

So the sentence moves from:

3️⃣ Meaning of अडोल

Derived from:

So अडोल literally means:
“not oscillating.”

It suggests:

Spiritually, it implies inner stability beyond external influences.

4️⃣ Emphasis with “एक ही”

The particle ही (hī) adds emphasis:

It excludes any multiplicity.

5️⃣ Word Order in “द्वेत है नहीं”

More common order:
द्वेत नहीं है

But here:
द्वेत है नहीं

This gives stronger emphasis, almost declarative:
“Duality simply does not exist.”

🧘 Conceptual Meaning

The logic of the sentence is progressive:

One dharma
→ no duality
→ non-duality
→ no inner conflict
→ unwavering sovereignty

Duality produces movement:

Without duality, nothing causes oscillation.

Hence: अडोल (unwavering).

🌿 Meaning of Dharma at Different Levels

Classical Meaning

Dharma can mean:

It is what sustains order.

Spiritual Meaning (Inner Level)

In a deeper spiritual sense:

Dharma = the original nature of the soul.

So:

एक ही धर्म
= one shared spiritual nature
= one consciousness
= no division of identity

This unity creates stability.

🔁 Duality vs Non-Duality

द्वेत / द्वैत (Dvaita)

अद्वैत (Advaita)

The absence of duality leads to inner equilibrium.

✨ Role of “वहाँ” (There)

The use of वहाँ suggests:

It is described as a lived reality, not an abstraction.

🧩 Overall Synthesis

The sentence teaches that:

When there is only one essential spiritual nature,
there is no division.
Without division, there is no instability.
Therefore, sovereignty remains unshakable.

It is not merely political stability —
it is stability of consciousness.

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Definitions

अडोल aḍōl (hindi)

Not shaking or swinging.
Not ricketty.
Immovable, firm, steady.
Unshaken.

अद्वैत advait (sanskrit)

Absence of duality, absence of difference, negation of duality, negation of difference; unity.
(Hinduism) Non-duality; philosophical doctrine preached by Śaṅkara; it postulates the identity of paramātman, the universal Soul, with jīvātman, the individual soul.
(Bābā) Non-duality in the sense that the soul of every human being and the Supreme Soul are one and the same is a mistake. Each soul is distinct and eternally so.

धर्म dharm (sanskrit)

What is to be held or kept: the complex of religious and social obligations which a devout Hindu is required to fulfil, right action, duty; morality; virtue, virtuous life; justice.
Customary observances of community or sect, etc.
The prescriptions or sanctions of religion; moral law.
Religion.
Particular nature or character; walk of life; way of life (e.g. of a woman as opposed to a man, of a man as opposed to a youth); caste.
Spiritual merit, as deriving from the fulfilment of dharma.

द्वैत dvait (hindi)

Duality, doubling, the being doubled, duplication.
Dualism (in Philosophy), the assertion of two principles (as of life and soul, spirit and matter, God and the universe, &c.)
Doubt.
Discrimination, separation, distinction, division.

एक ēk (sanskrit)

One, 1, a, single, alone.
The number one.
The One, the Number One. God. There is only one God (Supreme Being) but many gods and goddesses (golden age deities).

हम ham (hindi)

We.
(rustic form) I.

ही hī (hindi)

Emphatic particle with a sense of exclusion : only.

होना hōnā (hindi)

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

क्योंकि kyōṅki (hindi)

Because, since.

नहीं nahī̃ (hindi)

No.
Not.

राजाई rājāī (hindi)

Kingship, royalty, rank or function of a king, sovereignty, princedom, kingly dignity or authority, supremacy, government, sway, rule, reign.

राज्य rājya (sanskrit)

Kingdom, rule, reign, polity, the state.

वह vah (hindi)

Third person personal pronoun: he, she, it (and also they).
Distant demonstrative pronoun and adjective: that (and also those).

वहां vahā̃ (hindi)

There.

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