In “Vaar (Ballad) Majh Kee”, First Nanak advises the seeker how one wastes one’s life by indulging in cultural and Maya pursuits by ignoring the all powerful and all pervading Creator. He starts on 242, SGGS with the so called “blessed fortunes, supernatural powers and luxurious life style” and deems all of them as …
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Understanding The Inner self through the Gurbani
For the realm of realizing the inner self to comprehend the reality of the Creator, the divine ones give hints to the new seekers to grasp the fundamental points about the body and the one that remains in it as a witness being totally immaculate. The bani of Sri Guru Granth Sahib helps the new …
The Guru On The Lunar Days (Tithee)
I feel strongly as per my understanding and study of the Gurbani in its entirety that it liberates us from rituals, superstitions, bonds and slavery of the mind, because it blesses us with the ultimate freedom. It inspires us to stick with the Creator and ignore the systematic religious rituals save …
The Guru Expresses A Tragedy For Our Learning
A tragedy occurs and as Guru Nanak witnesses it, he shows us a path of awareness by layering his instruction underneath the importance of the Creator’s intrinsic ordinance. His insight, which he has passed on to us through the description of the tragedy, hits the deep-rooted lust of people for pleasures. The …