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यह पृष्ठ इस उपकरण पर ऑफ़लाइन उपलब्ध है।
यह पृष्ठ इस उपकरण पर ऑफ़लाइन उपलब्ध है।
📅 Hindi Lesson – Murli of 09 June 2026
📅 Murli sentence of 09 June 2026
📜 Hindi
देही-अभिमानी तब रहेंगे जब कम्पलीट सरेन्डर होंगे, बाबा यह सब आपका है।
🔤 Transliteration
dehī-abhimānī tab raheṅge jab kampalīṭ sareṇḍar hoṅge, Bābā yah sab āpkā hai.
💬 Translation
You will remain soul-conscious only when you have completely surrendered, saying: “Baba, all of this belongs to You.”
A more literal translation would be:
“You will remain body-owner-conscious (soul-conscious) when you are completely surrendered. Baba, all of this is Yours.”
📚 Vocabulary
| Hindi | Transliteration | Meaning |
| देही | dehī | the embodied soul; the one who possesses a body |
| अभिमानी | abhimānī | conscious of; identified with |
| देही-अभिमानी | dehī-abhimānī | soul-conscious; conscious of being the soul |
| तब | tab | then |
| रहेंगे | raheṅge | will remain |
| जब | jab | when |
| कम्पलीट | kampalīṭ | complete |
| सरेन्डर | sareṇḍar | surrender |
| आपका | āpkā | yours |
⚙️ Grammar
1. देही-अभिमानी (dehī-abhimānī)
This is a very important Murli expression.
It is formed from:
- देही (dehī) = the soul who inhabits the body;
- अभिमानी (abhimānī) = conscious of, identified with.
Therefore:
देही-अभिमानी (dehī-abhimānī)
means “conscious of being the soul.”
It is contrasted with:
देह-अभिमानी (deha-abhimānī)
“body-conscious.”
Notice the distinction:
- देह (deha) = body;
- देही (dehī) = the possessor of the body.
Thus, dehī-abhimānī literally means:
“conscious of being the one who owns and uses the body.”
2. The Structure जब... तब... (jab... tab...)
Hindi frequently uses the pair:
- जब (jab) = when
- तब (tab) = then
In this sentence:
देही-अभिमानी तब रहेंगे जब कम्पलीट सरेन्डर होंगे।
dehī-abhimānī tab raheṅge jab kampalīṭ sareṇḍar hoṅge.
Literally:
“You will remain soul-conscious then, when you become completely surrendered.”
More natural English:
“You will remain soul-conscious when you have completely surrendered.”
3. रहेंगे (raheṅge)
From the verb:
रहना (rahnā) = to remain, to stay.
Here:
रहेंगे (raheṅge) = “will remain.”
The emphasis is not on a temporary experience but on a stable state.
Thus:
देही-अभिमानी रहना (dehī-abhimānī rahnā)
means:
“to remain steadily soul-conscious.”
🌟 BK Spiritual Meaning
In the surrounding context, Baba explains that simply repeating:
हम आत्मा हैं।
ham ātmā haiṅ.
“We are souls.”
requires effort and is often forgotten when body-consciousness returns.
The key to stable soul-consciousness is complete surrender:
कम्पलीट सरेन्डर (kampalīṭ sareṇḍar).
This does not mean giving up one's worldly responsibilities. In fact, the next lines clarify:
तुमको अपना धन्धाधोरी करना है।
tumko apnā dhandhā-dhorī karnā hai.
“You must continue your occupation and daily work.”
The surrender is primarily internal.
Instead of thinking:
- my body,
- my family,
- my wealth,
- my position,
- my achievements,
the soul develops the awareness:
बाबा यह सब आपका है।
Bābā yah sab āpkā hai.
“Baba, all of this belongs to You.”
And further:
मैं भी आपका हूँ।
maiṅ bhī āpkā hūṅ.
“I too belong to You.”
The Murli therefore links:
complete surrender (kampalīṭ sareṇḍar)
→ removal of ममत्व (mamatva), the feeling of “mine”
→ देही-अभिमान (dehī-abhimān), soul-consciousness
→ stable remembrance of Baba.
The deeper message is that soul-consciousness becomes natural when the sense of ownership dissolves and the soul sincerely feels:
“Baba, everything is Yours, and I am Yours too.” 🙏✨
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Definitions
Proud.
Arrogant.
(Bābā) (suffix) Who considers himself as.
Father.
Complete.
(Bābā) Completely.
देही-अभिमानी dēhī-abhimānī (sanskrit)
(Bābā) Who considers himself as the soul which animates the body.
Possessing a body.
The soul who animates the body and survives it.
To be.
To happen, to occur.
To exist.
To be born.
(Relative pronoun) When.
To remain, to stay.
All, entire, whole, total.
Every.
All people, everybody, the whole.
Surrender.
Then, at that time, afterwards, thereupon, therefore, hence.
3rd person personal pronoun, demonstrative pronoun or determiner in a close context : he, she, this (also they, these).