📅 Hindi Lesson – Murli of 01 February 2026

📅 Murli sentence of 01 February 2026

📜 Hindi

और दूसरी बात बहुत करके जब सम्बन्ध सम्पर्क में आते हो तो दो शब्द द्वारा माया आती है, एक भाव और दूसरी भावना।

🔤 Transliteration

Aur dūsrī bāt bahut karke jab sambandh-sampark mẽ āte ho to do śabd dvārā māyā ātī hai, ek bhāv aur dūsrī bhāvanā.

💬 Translation

And another point: very often, when you come into relationships and contacts, Māyā enters through two words — bhāv and bhāvanā.

📚 Vocabulary

• aur – and
• dūsrī bāt – another point, another matter
• bahut karke – very often, generally
• jab – when
• sambandh – relationship
• sampark – contact, interaction
• mẽ āte ho – you enter into, you come into
• to – then
• do śabd – two words
• dvārā – through, by means of
• māyā ātī hai – Māyā enters / acts
• bhāv – inner attitude
• bhāvanā – feeling, emotion

⚙️ Grammar

• bahut karke
  → an idiomatic expression indicating frequency: mostly, very often.
• sambandh–sampark
  → a paired expression covering both established relationships (sambandh) and everyday interactions (sampark).
• do śabd dvārā
  → emphasizes that Māyā does not enter through actions, but through subtle inner states, expressed here as “words”.

🌿 Development of the meaning of bhāv and bhāvanā (BK sense)

🔹 Bhāv → ātmik bhāv

• Bhāv means the inner attitude or orientation of consciousness.
• In relationships, bhāv often becomes personal: a special regard, preference, expectation, or subtle attachment.
• This personal bhāv is the first entry point of Māyā.

👉 In BK understanding, the correct bhāv is ātmik bhāv:

seeing oneself and others as souls,
remaining soul-conscious rather than body-conscious.

Ātmik bhāv keeps the soul free from relational dependence.

🔹 Bhāvanā → śubh bhāvanā

• Bhāvanā means the emotion or feeling that is experienced.
• In relationships, it can turn into emotional attachment, sensitivity, or hurt.
• Emotional fluctuation weakens inner stability.

👉 In BK language, the right bhāvanā is śubh bhāvanā:

pure feelings, good wishes, benevolence,
without expectation or emotional dependency.

Śubh bhāvanā allows caring without bondage.

✨ Essential point

In relationships, Māyā enters
when bhāv is not ātmik
and when bhāvanā is not śubh.
Change the meaning of the words, and protection follows naturally.

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