Sambhavi. I am nimit matra

 All phal to Gd

Moksha even alive

Here are the meanings:

1. संबवी (Sambhavi / Saṃbhavī)

• In Sanskrit, Saṃbhavī can mean “arising from, originating from, related to Śambhu (Śiva)”.
• It is often used as a name for Goddess Parvati, as she is the consort of Śambhu (Śiva).
• It can also mean possible, feasible, depending on context.

2. निमित्त मात्र (Nimitta-mātra / Nimit Mātra)

• Literal meaning: “mere instrument”.
• Philosophical sense: One is not the real doer; the divine or universal consciousness is the true agent.
• Famous usage: Bhagavad Gita 11.33 — “निमित्त मात्रं भव सव्यसाचिन्”
  Meaning: Be merely an instrument, O Arjuna.

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