📅 Hindi Lesson – Murli of 03 December 2025

Murli sentence of 03 December 2025

📜 Hindi

थोड़ा-थोड़ा जूँ के मुआफिक चक्र फिरता रहता है.

🔤 Transliteration

thoṛā- thoṛā jū̃ ke muāfiq cakra firtā rahtā hai.

💬 Translation

“Little by little, following the model of the jū̃, the cycle keeps on turning continuously.”

📚 Vocabulary

⚙️ ️Grammar

जूँ के मुआफिक
= “according to the model of the jū̃”
= “in the manner of that wheel”

This is not a poetic comparison; it is a functional analogy.

फिरता रहता है
→ continuous, uninterrupted motion.

🌾 KEY POINT: What does jū̃ really mean?

⚠️ This “jū̃” is NOT the Hindi word for “louse.”
Not the standard Hindi जूँ at all.

In the Murli context, jū̃ is a rural dialect word (Haryanvi / Sindhi / Rajasthani) meaning:

👉 a Persian wheel

or

👉 the traditional water-lifting apparatus at a well

(a large wooden wheel with buckets, pulled by oxen).

In some regions it can also refer to:

✔️ Common feature:
continuous, slow, repetitive rotation, with no visible beginning or end.

This is why the word is used in the Murlis.

🔧 Why this image is chosen

The jū̃ (Persian wheel):

👉 It becomes the perfect metaphor for the eternal world cycle (drama chakra).

🧩 Overall Meaning in the Murli

Baba is explaining:

👉 The cycle of time turns exactly like a Persian wheel:
steady, unbroken, repetitive, eternal.

It is fixed, predetermined, and cannot stop or change.

The term jū̃ was chosen because every villager in Sindh and Haryana knew this object well.

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Definitions

चक्र, चक्कर chakra, chakkar (sanskrit)

Circle, disc.
Cycle, circular movement, rotation, revolution, circumambulation, round.
(Sanskrit) The royal wheel, badge of sovereignty.
(Sanskrit) Region, country; sovereignty.
myth. Flaming disc, solar weapon of Viṣṇu.

होना hōnā (hindi)

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

जूँ jū̃ (hindi)

(= रहट rahaṭ). A wheel or machine for drawing water, the Persian wheel .
A wheel on a frame at the top of a well (for the bucket-rope to pass over).
In Sindhi, joo means a water cycle that slowly rotates and fills the water and slowly gets empty while the wheel rotates. Souls also revolve in the cycle of time, gets filled with spiritual energy and go to the Satyug, after which the energy of the soul decreases by revolving in the cycle of time. That's why Baba calls Drama as Joo sometimes.

का kā (hindi)

का denotes one of the under-mentioned relations between a Noun or a Pronoun and another Noun which follows the former. If the Noun that follows is Feminine (singular or plural), का changes to की; if it is Masculine and Plural, or has an oblique form, का changes to के.

फिरना phirnā (hindi)

To turn.
To wander, to ramble, to walk about, to go round.

रहना rahnā (hindi)

To remain, to stay.

थोड़ा thōṛā (hindi)

A little, some, meagre, scanty.
Short.

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