मुरली शब्दकोश

His own royal residence, his own royal city.

'Yoga of the King of the Self'. The yoga that makes us the rulers of the self.

Service of oneself.

sthiti from sva, 'state, condition, situation of self', Situation of the Self, of the soul: the inherent or innate state of the soul.

Innate form, natural form.

Beneficial, favorable to oneself, self-helping, obliging to oneself.

Nature, property, properties (of a thing).
Nature, temperament, disposition, character (of a person).
Habit, way; custom, practice.

Svabhāv and sanskār, nature and character traits.

Clean, clear, neat, pure, transparent.

Cleanliness. neatness, purity, transparence.

One who thinks of oneself.

Self-reflecting, self-reflection, thinking about oneself, self-contemplation, self analysis.

(Hinduism) Sudarśhan 'beautiful vision', The name of the mythological discus wielded by Lord Vishṉū.
(Bābā) Darśhan of sva, Vision of one's own self and fortune.

(Hinduism) Sudarśhan 'beautiful vision', the name of the mythological discus wielded by Lord Vishṉū.
(Bābā) The chakra of svadarśhan, The cycle of seeing oneself and one’s fortune. (seeing oneself in its different forms)

The chakradhārī of svadarśhan. The one who remembers the cycle with the vision of himself and his fortune.

Own right; own duty, own religion; peculiar duty or occupation; the duties of one's own caste or class.
(Bābā) Dharm of the self (the soul): peace.

Tasteful, delicious, dainty, palatable, relishable.

A word uttered while offering oblation to sacrificial fire. Burnt.

Entertainment, festivity.

Self-respect, self-esteem, self-honour.
Innate respect, innate esteem, innate honour.
(Bābā) True self-respect is that of acting for one's own benefit: true benefit is consistent with śhrīmat (the doctrine expounded in the murlis). So it’s about doing the right thing. It is also a respect that comes from within when we identify ourselves with our true nature, the inherent nature of the soul (as opposed to acquired nature).
(Bābā) Point of self-respect or title that Bābā gives us (to accept in one's heart to become strong).

(One) who has svamān: who respects himself, honours himself, esteems himself.

Owner, proprietor, master, lord, king.
Title of the supreme being.
Head of a religious order.
Title given to a renowned sage or devotee.
Husband, lover.

Breath, respiration.

A dream.

Only in dreams.

An independent, sovereign state.
Independence, autonomy, home-rule, self-government.
(Bābā) The state of the soul when it has attained complete control over its sense-organs, mind, intellect and sanskaras. The soul can be seen as the king of a kingdom of its own: the body and the 3 faculties of the soul (man, buddhi and sanskār).

Self-sovereign, self-governor, self-king, self-master. One who controls his mind, his intellect, his sanskars (man-buddhi-sanskār) and his faculties of interaction (karmēndriy).

One who has self-government (svarājya).

Paradise, heaven, abode of gods : Earth or Bharat in the Golden Age.

Svarg and Nark : Heaven and Hell.