📅 Hindi Lesson – Murli of 22 April 2026

📅 Murli sentence of 22 April 2026

📜 Hindi

तुम्हारी काया कल्पतरू , कल्प वृक्ष समान अथवा अमर बना देते हैं।

🔤 Transliteration

tumhārī kāyā kalpatarū, kalpa-vṛkṣa samān athavā amar banā dete haiṃ.

💬 Translation

He makes your embodied condition like the kalpataru, the wish-fulfilling tree— in other words, immortal.

📚 Vocabulary

🔹 तुम्हारी (tumhārī)

🔹 काया (kāyā)

👉 kāyā includes:

➡️ richer than शरीर (śarīr), which is more purely physical

🌳 कल्पतरू (kalpatarū)

👉 from:

➡️ kalpatarū = “the tree that fulfills all desires”

🌳 कल्प वृक्ष (kalpa-vṛkṣa)

👉 essentially synonymous with kalpatarū

🔹 समान (samān)

👉 kalpa-vṛkṣa samān
= like the wish-fulfilling tree

🔹 अथवा (athavā)

🔹 अमर (amar)

👉 spiritually:

🔹 बना देते हैं (banā dete haiṃ)

👉 from:

📌 Even though dete haiṃ is plural,
➡️ the real subject is बाप (bāp) = the Father
➡️ so we translate: He makes

⚙️ Grammar

🔸 तुम्हारी काया (tumhārī kāyā)

👉 together:
your embodied condition

🔸 Comparison: समान (samān)

Structure:
X samān = like X

👉 kalpa-vṛkṣa samān
= like the kalpa tree

🔸 Double expression

कल्पतरू (kalpatarū) + कल्प वृक्ष (kalpa-vṛkṣa)

👉 stylistic emphasis:

🔸 अथवा (athavā) as reformulation

👉 not a real alternative here

kalpatarū … athavā amar
= “like the kalpataru… that is to say, immortal”

🔸 Verb: बना देते हैं (banā dete haiṃ)

👉 expresses:

🌿 Deep Meaning of Key Concepts

🌳 kalpatarū / kalpa-vṛkṣa

👉 not a literal tree ❌

➡️ symbolic of a state where:

👉 in context:
= paradise-like state (svarga)

🔹 kāyā (काया)

👉 not just the physical body

➡️ includes:

👉 so the transformation concerns:

🔹 amar (अमर)

👉 not absolute philosophical immortality

➡️ rather:

👉 in BK context:

🌍 Understanding with the Context

Context:
bāp sārī duniyā ko rejuvenate karte haiṃ
→ “The Father rejuvenates the whole world”

👉 so this is not only internal

➡️ it includes:

🧩 Full Meaning of the Sentence

👉 tumhārī kāyā (your embodied condition)

becomes:

🌳 kalpatarū samān
→ perfect, abundant

✨ athavā amar
→ undying, non-degraded

🪶 Guided Translation

👉 He makes your embodied state like the kalpataru— in other words, immortal.

✨ Key Insight

This sentence expresses a two-level transformation:

1️⃣ Present (inner)

2️⃣ Future (cosmic)

🪔 Final Summary

👉 tumhārī kāyā kalpatarū samān… amar banā dete haiṃ

=

He transforms your embodied existence into a perfect, abundant, and non-degraded state—like the kalpataru—thus making it “immortal” within a renewed world.

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Definitions

अमर amar (sanskrit)

Immortal, eternal, undying.
A god, deity.

अथवा athavā (sanskrit)

Or.
That is.

बनाना banānā (hindi)

To make, to construct, to compose, to build, to prepare, to make ready, to form.
To pull somebody's leg, to patch up, to develop a good equation with.
To befool.

देना dēnā (hindi)

To give.

कल्प kalp (sanskrit)

(Hinduism) Great cosmological cycle of creation, where the material Universe is created, degrades and is annihilated during the kalpānta.
(Hinduism) Cosmological period of one day (half-day) of Brahmā, duration of a creation of the Universe, worth 1000 great eras [mahāyuga] (approximately 4.32 billion years); each kalpa consists of 14 eras of Manu [manvantara].
(Bābā) Great cosmological cycle of creation, where the material Universe is created in its state of maximum purity, degrades and is then destroyed and recreated (transformation and not annihilation).
(Bābā) cosmological period of one day (paradise for 2500 years) and one night (hell for 2500 years) of Brahmā, duration of a creation of the Universe, worth 5000 years.

कल्प वृक्ष kalpa vr̥ikṣha (sanskrit)

(Hinduism) One of the fabulous plants or trees of Indra's paradise, a tree that grants all desires.
(Bābā) Tree of the kalpa, Tree of the Cycle of Creation.

कल्पतरू kalptarū (sanskrit)

A mythological tree or plant that is supposed to grant all desires.
(Bābā) Kalpa tree, Tree of the Cycle of Creation.

काया kāyā (hindi)

Body, appearance, person.

समान samān (sanskrit)

Equal, equivalent, similar, alike, identical, tantamount.

तुम tum (hindi)

You (between equals).

वृक्ष vr̥ikṣha (sanskrit)

Tree, shrub.

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