Category: GURBANI ARTICLES

Our Failure In Experiencing The Creator And The Guru Guidance

My Sikh brothers and sisters read Gurbani every day; they are devoted to Gurbani, but I haven’t met yet anyone who can make me realize Prabh’s presence anywhere else as Sri Guru Granth Sahib does. It is interesting that we all are interested to have an experience of being with the Creator, but we fail. …

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The Lost Freedom

We, Sikhs, were guided by Guru Nanak to remain free of any bonds created by worldly Maya or religions that reduce us to a primitive state of ignorance; the Guru literally awakened us from a long slumber in which we were engrossed in worshiping the sun, the rivers, the birds and the animals; the Guru …

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How Prabh, The Creator Is Loved?

Most of us, who talk or write about Prabh’s Simran, fail to figure out how actually Prabh is loved. Go and search the internet, you will find definitions about Prabh and His Simran. I cannot tell better than what is already there on internet; however, I can share with you what I see through Gurbani. …

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Living For The Guru As A Sikh

Seeing what is being done on religious ceremonies of Sikh gatherings, I doubt if today’s’ Sikhi is different than the Hinduism’s ritual- drenched culture. Many rituals and rites are done at ceremonies such as Akhand path (continuous recitation of Sri Guru Granth Sahib) without caring what Guru says about such rites or rituals in Sri …

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Understanding ” Mool Mantra” ( A Prelude To Japji) Final

https://www.gursoch.com/gurmat-vichar/understanding-mool-mantra-a-prelude-to-jap-ji/   “ਸਤਿ” conveys many kinds of meanings like “true, charity, good deeds, all pervading reality and so on.”  It depends in what context it is used; here it is used with “Naam” obviously it is about Him; Akalpurakh is addressed in Gurbani by Naam  or Naon also; therefore, its meaning has more depth here, …

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