In the Gurbani, blind word is used to define the ignorant and inexperienced person. We listen often a talk about divine experience from those who actually don’t have it; consequently, we are misled about it. On 953 and 854, SGGS, Guru Angad Dev Ji, the second Nanak addresses this issue. Let us look at: ਮਃ …
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The Spring And Beyond
The spring season represents happiness through blooming, taking it as a symbol, Second Nanak tells the followers to keep the memory of the universal Creator in their minds to remain in a state of mind in which the mind stays calm in happiness. The following 2 slokas of the Guru explain this; these slokas are …
The Real Love For The Creator
There are many people who define the bani according to their understanding, but bottom line is to express what the Guru wants from his followers. The following two slokas are about getting attached to the Creator truly. People have set up their own techniques to be with the Creator, but the most important point is …
What Company We Should Be In?
In the following slokas, the Guru points out the nature of the human beings and their inclinations towards those who are in alike profession. He uses symbols, which I shall elaborate to understand it further. These slokas are on SGGS 788 and 791 ਮਃ 2 ॥ ਤੁਰਦੇ ਕਉ ਤੁਰਦਾ ਮਿਲੈ ਉਡਤੇ ਕਉ ਉਡਤਾ ॥ ਜੀਵਤੇ …
Life Is Short, Don’t Forget The Creator
As we see every day, many people behave with others unethically and rudely if they would be here forever. This shows how conceited they are. In such a state of mind, getting connected to the Creator is impossible. Through a few slokas, the Guru guides his Sikhs to remember our death, which is positively due …