📅 Hindi Lesson – Murli of 06 April 2026

📅 Murli sentence of 06 April 2026

📜 Hindi

सत-चित्-आनंद स्वरूप

🔤 Transliteration

sat-cit-ānanda svarūpa

💬 Translation

The form (essence) of Truth, Consciousness, and Bliss.

👉 In other words:
a being whose very nature is pure existence, awareness, and deep bliss.

📚 Vocabulary

👉 Word-for-word:
sat + cit + ānanda + svarūpa
= one whose nature is truth–consciousness–bliss

⚙️ Grammar

1. 🧩 Compound word (samāsa)

This is a classical philosophical compound:

👉 Structure:
(sat-cit-ānanda) + svarūpa
= “the one whose nature is sat-cit-ānanda”

2. 📌 No verb (nominal expression)

There is no verb in the phrase.

👉 Implied meaning:
“(He/It is) sat-cit-ānanda svarūpa”

This is very common in Sanskritized Hindi.

3. 🪶 Philosophical register

This expression comes from classical Indian philosophy (Vedanta) and is used to describe:

🌟 Spiritual Explanation (BK context)

In your context:

👉 svarūpa means this is not temporary
but His essential nature

💡 Important nuance:
It’s not “He has bliss”
but “He is bliss.”

🔍 Important Nuances

🧘‍♂️ To really understand

👉 This expression describes a state where:

➡️ without depending on anything external

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Definitions

आनंद ānand (sanskrit)

Bliss, happiness, joy, pleasure, delight.
(vedānta) Joy of Divine union.

चित chit (sanskrit)

Consciousness.
Conscious.

सत sat (sanskrit)

सत् sat, good, pious, virtuous, present, true.
सत sat, Essence, juice, strength, vitality, truth, truthfulness.

स्वरूप svarūp (sanskrit)

Shape, form.
Appearance.
Character, nature.
(Hinduism) Form assumed by a deity, or by the ultimate being; image, idol.
Of the same nature or character; similar.
(suffix) Having the nature or character (of), by way of, as, amounting to.
(Bābā) Form assumed by the soul; image.

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