Ananda Marga Discourses: Addendum Sound File: The Meaning of the Word "Yoga" - Hindi

Friday, October 17, 2014

Addendum Sound File: The Meaning of the Word "Yoga" - Hindi - AV13-09

The discourse "The Meaning of the Word 'Yoga'" was given by Baba in Hindi, June 30 1979, in Patna. However in the latest (2011) edition of AV13, the Tiljala Publishers printed in the Publisher's Note,

“The Meaning of the Word 'Yoga'?”. Discourse in Bengali. Tape. Originally published in Bengali as “Yoga Kii?” in Ánanda Vacanámrtam 13, 1980. Tr. from the original Bengali by Dr. Aditya Kumar Mohanty. (Ánanda Vacanámrtam (2011), part 13, Publisher’s Note, p.xxiii)

So the Tiljala Publishers are claiming Baba has given the discourse in Bengali.

Here you can download the sound file of Baba's discourse and listen for yourself. You will find that Baba has spoken in Hindi, not in Bengali.

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Hindi Discourse "Human Ability and Surrender" 1979-07-09, Ludhiana

The discourse "Human Ability and Surrender" was given by Baba in Hindi in Ludhiana, July 9 1979. However in the latest (2011) edition of AV13, the Tiljala Publishers printed in the Publisher's Note that the discourse is in Bengali. So the Tiljala Publishers claim Baba has given the discourse in Bengali. Here you can play the sound file of Baba's discourse and listen for yourself. You will find that Baba has spoken in Hindi.

Hindi Discourse "Action Leads to Progress" 1979-07-11

The discourse "Action Leads to Progress" was given by Baba in Hindi, July 11 1979. However in the latest (2011) edition of AV13, the Tiljala Publishers printed in the Publisher's Note that the discourse is in Bengali. So the Tiljala Publishers claim Baba has given the discourse in Bengali. Here you can play the sound file of Baba's discourse and listen for yourself. You will find that Baba has spoken in Hindi.

Hindi Discourse "Surrender is the Only Way to Gain Liberation from Máyá" 1979-07-04

The discourse "Surrender is the Only Way to Gain Liberation from Máyá" was given by Baba in Hindi, July 4 1979. However in the latest (2011) edition of AV13, the Tiljala Publishers printed in the Publisher's Note that the discourse is in Bengali. So the Tiljala Publishers claim Baba has given the discourse in Bengali. Here you can play the sound file of Baba's discourse and listen for yourself. You will find that Baba has spoken in Hindi.

Hindi Discourse "Madhyama Márga hii Sarvottoma" 1979-07-03 Purnea

The discourse "The Middle Path Is the Ideal Path" was given by Baba in Hindi, July 3 1979, in Purnea. However in the latest (2011) edition of AV13, the Tiljala Publishers printed in the Publisher's Note that the discourse is in Bengali. So the Tiljala Publishers claim Baba has given the discourse in Bengali. Here you can play the sound file of Baba's discourse and listen for yourself. You will find that Baba has spoken in Hindi.

"The Nectar Beyond Máyá" 13 August 1978 Patna

This discourse was given by Baba in two languages: Hindi and English. The Tiljala Publishers rewrote the entire discourse, removing Baba's own original words. Both the Hindi and English editions are a mere summary of what Baba actually said. And there are multiple sections in the English text which Baba did not state at all in this discourse. These sections were simply added by our Tiljala Publishers. Compare the sound file below with what the Tiljala Publishers printed in Ananda Vacanamrtam part 1, chapter eight.

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Three Interpretations of the Word Krśńa - Hindi - AV13-15

The discourse "Three Interpretations of the Word Krśńa" was given by Baba in Hindi, 8 July 1979, in Ludhiana. However in the latest (2011) edition of AV13, the Tiljala Publishers printed in the Publisher's Note, “Three Interpretations of the Word Krśńa”. Discourse in Bengali. Tape. Originally published in Bengali as “Krśńa shabder tinti vyákhyá” in Ánanda Vacanámrtam 13, 1980. First English publication in Discourses on Krśńa and the Giitá, 2000. Tr. by Prof, (Retd.) Anil Banerjee, AVA and AAA. (Ánanda Vacanámrtam (2011), part 13, Publisher’s Note, p.xxiv) So the Tiljala Publishers are claiming Baba has given the discourse in Bengali. Click below to listen to Baba's discourse for yourself. You will find that Baba has spoken in Hindi, not in Bengali.

Discourse - Three Interpretations of the Word Krśńa - कृष्ण शब्द की व्याख्या

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Hindi Discourse "Yoga Kya' Hae" - "The Meaning of the Word 'Yoga'" 1979-06-30 Patna

The discourse "The Meaning of the Word 'Yoga'" was given by Baba in Hindi, June 30 1979, in Patna. However in the latest (2011) edition of AV13, the Tiljala Publishers printed in the Publisher's Note that the discourse is in Bengali, and has been transcribed from the Tape. So the Tiljala Publishers claim Baba has given the discourse in Bengali. Here you can play the sound file of Baba's discourse and listen for yourself. You will find that Baba has spoken in Hindi.

Discourse - "The Meaning of the Word 'Yoga'" - "Yoga Kya' Hae"

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Definition of Theist and Atheist

In this historic discourse from 1979, Baba clearly outlines the requisite factors that define who is a theist, i.e. who is a believer in God. A theist is one who accepts: 1. Jiivatma (unit consciousness), 2. Paramatama (supreme consciousness), 3. Veda (spiritual knowledge of how the jiivatma moves towards Paramatma). Yet in reference to these three factors, the Tiljala Publishers have reprinted a 1958 discourse in Ananda Marga Philosophy in a Nutshell part 3 (1988, Question & Answer discourse), in which it is written that "Those who believe in any one of them may be called theists." Due to their negligence and gross error, the Publications team makes it look like Ananda Marga philosophy is by definition self-contradictory. To read the posting linked with this sound file, click here.

Listen to Bábá's Voice: Passage Completely Distorted in SS19-7

The discourse “Knowledge and Progress”, was given in Hindi, but for Bengalization purposes the Tiljala Publishers (TP) translated the original Hindi into Bengali and then from Bengali into English – thereby changing countless words and distorting the overall meaning. This passage was omitted by the T. Publishers and rewritten in their own words, leaving out most of the content. Compare the audio passage with the same section in Subháśita Saḿgraha Part 19, Tiljala, 1992. For more on this point, see this posting. And for further detail on the matter, see this posting.

About the Below Sound File: The Supreme Entity Transcends All Colours

Download/Listen to the below file, and you'll see that Baba is speaking in English. Yet in the published discourse Tiljala group has labelled it as given "in Bengali". For more on this subject, please read these following postings:

(1) English Discourse Labeled as Bangla - Baba's Audio File Is the Proof

(2) English Discourse Labeled as Bangla
(3) Scans: TheSupreme Entity Transcends All Colours
(4) Here is Baba's Voice: Check For Yourself
(5) English Discourse Labeled As Bangla
(6) Really, Inadvertent Mistakes