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हिंदी को ISO 15919 पर आधारित अनुकूलित लिप्यंतरण के साथ रोमन अक्षरों में भी दिखाया जाता है।

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यह साइट ISO 15919 पर आधारित लिप्यंतरण का प्रयोग करती है। पढ़ना आसान बनाने के लिए c, ś और ṣ के बाद h तथा स्वर r̥ के बाद i जोड़ा जाता है। इन बदलावों से यह भारत में प्रयुक्त हंटरियन प्रणाली के करीब आता है, जबकि ISO 15919 के विशिष्ट चिह्न बने रहते हैं।

इस साइट पर किए गए बदलाव
ISO 15919इस साइट पर
cch
śśh
ṣṣh
r̥r̥i

पढ़ने के कुछ संकेत:

  • ā, ī, ū: अक्षर के ऊपर की रेखा दीर्घ स्वर दर्शाती है।
  • ṭ, ḍ, ṇ: नीचे का बिंदु मूर्धन्य व्यंजनों को t, d, n से अलग करता है।
  • स्वर के ऊपर टिल्ड चिह्न अनुनासिक उच्चारण दर्शाता है।

sa · n. · f.

परिभाषा

Saint Mīra or Mīrabai (1498–1547), a Rajput princess, famous for her complete devotion to Kṛṣṇa; she composed many devotional poems; her ecstatic conduct caused scandal in her family.

प्रचलित अनुवाद

  1. Meera

परिभाषा का स्रोत

मीरा. Meera. The story of Meera is extremely popular, connected to the history of Rajasthan located in the north-west of India. Her story depicts her pure and constant love for Krishna. Meera was the youngest daughter of a king. All her sisters were married. One day at the age of eight, when she went to see the marriage procession, she asked her mother, “Who will be my bridegroom?” Her mother gave her an idol of Krishna and said, this is your bridegroom. Little did the mother know that Meera would take her joke to heart and accept Krishna as her husband. Meera lovingly picked up the idol and went to her room. After that she started worshiping Krishna day and night. She used to talk, eat, sit and do everything with Krishna. She used to dance with Sri Krishna in trance. After some time, her parents got her married in a royal family. She told her husband about her complete love and devotion for Shri Krishna and said, “You are not my husband. My parents have selected you for me but I am already married to Krishna.”. Her husband, understanding her immense devotion, continued to love her. Even after marriage, she used to live in the palace in an ordinary attire and she could see Krishna all around. She used to work in the remembrance of Shri Krishna, singing bhajans and dancing continuously. Her family members who cared about the traditions, started torturing Meera to fulfil their desires. When they could not succeed, they sent her a cup of poison. Meera knew that this cup was of poison, she still drank it. The story goes further that she loved Krishna so much that even that cup of poison turned into nectar. One day when Meera was rejoicing in the memory of Shri Krishna, suddenly Krishna appeared and took her with him. The soul left the body and went away. Spiritual Significance: - Meera’s love for God was infinite. Mira's life is a testament to the fact that even the most unfavorable situation can turn into favorable one if there is selfless love and faith in God. However, Meera was a devotee of Lord Krishna without having the true and complete knowledge of God. Today in the Sangam yuga, God Shiva is imparting the complete Godly knowledge to the Brahmin children who can use this knowledge to become deity Krishna themselves. Meera saw Krishna in trance but Baba says that Baba’s children will practically play and dance with Krishna in the soon forthcoming Golden World (Sat Yuga).

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Thursday 27 August 2020
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