Jump to content

JPSingh77

Members
  • Posts

    7
  • Joined

  • Last visited

JPSingh77's Achievements

Explorer

Explorer (4/8)

  • First Post Rare
  • Superstar Rare
  • Conversation Starter Rare
  • Week One Done
  • One Month Later

Recent Badges

0

Reputation

  1. Bhai SunSingh Jeo, Thank you for a wonderful and informative post! Whatever you have mentioned makes a lot of sense. And you are right in emphasizing the need to take Gurmantra ONLY from Punj-Pyare. The second aspect of Naam drirr - which is basically the technique, logically speaking, one should be able to get the guidance from anywhere. However, I always wonder, why some people or jathas keep it so secretive. Shouldn't there be massive prachar of it, instead? That means, either our assumption of the above is incorrect, or there is not a healthy attitude by some jathas! Can you or anyone else please support our following assumptions by Gurbani or any other way: 1. Naam Drirr is just a technique of doing Naam Simran - and can be taken from anyone? 2. Main thing is Gurmantra...even if one doesn't get Naam Drirr, he/she can always take the guidance from any Mahapurush/books, etc...No need to go pesh to Punj Pyaare? Thanks in advance!
  2. Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh! I found this discussion very interesting, as my situation is a bit similar to that of the original post. And I found the quoted post as well as that from 'ChupChapiti' Jeo very insightful. Just like 'ChupChapiti' Jeo, I also wander (and am disappointed) that 'Naam Drrir' doesn't happen in any non-AKJ Amrit Sanchars. Hence other than the Nam-Drirr 'incentive' (for the lack of better word!), I totally agree with '11gurusiJot' Jeo. Can anyone throw some light into this VERY IMP aspect of Naam Drirr, becoz sometimes I feel that due to the absence of this during my Amrit Sanchar, perhaps I have missed out on something... Would request and invite Sangat's view on this! Once again, PLEASE NO 'Jatha-bashing'! Bhul chuk maaf! -JP
  3. JPSingh77

    Home?

    But Bhai sahib, what if one does a bit of kamaee, but is unable to achieve his ultimate aim in this life. Then Maharaj does kirpa on him and he's again blessed with Sikhi. However due to the increseing influence of maya, is there a possibility of that person becoming manmukh? If so, then he would loose all his kamai of previous lives, and will be back to square one, isn't it? What's your opinion, please?
  4. JPSingh77

    Simran..

    This is one of the most inspiring posts I have come across, as it discusses the true experiences of different people. Manmukh and vikaara-ridden wretches like me can only wander about it. Hence request everyone to keep such experiences coming... -Dass
  5. Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki fateh! Dear Sadh Sangat Jeo, Kirpa karo...PLEASE send me the sofy copy (pdf/word) of the following books in English: I'm desperately looking for these books. Thanks in advance! · AN-DITHI DUNIYA by BHAI SAHIB RANDHIR SINGH JI · SACHKHAND DARSHAN by BHAI SAHIB RANDHIR SINGH JI · Bhai rama singh jee In Search Of True Saint · VAAHEGUROO SIMRAN by BHAI RANDHIR SAHIB SINGH JI
  6. Waheguru Ji Ka kHalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh! I heard from someone about a Sukhmani Sahib sakhi which mentions that if one does 5 paths of Sukhmani Sahib, a 'jaikara' is shouted in the 'dargah' for that person! Can anyone please give me the details of this sakhi? Thanks in advance!
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

Terms of Use