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  1. "Eh akri nahi, eh patri neh

    eh seenah hai Guru Arjan dah

    Darshan karo Sukhmani dah

    Darshan karo Guru Arjan dah" - Bhai Nand Lal Ji

    "These are not just letters, or simple pages

    They are the body of Guru Arjan Dev Ji

    See/Witness the writings of Sri Sukhmani Sahib

    See/Witness Guru Arjan Dev Ji himself!"

    Need we say more?

  2. Wow, I love Bhai Nand Lal Ji's Bani... his love, affection and admiration for Dasmesh Pitah is amazing, and he makes it clear a million times how Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaj and God were ONE... be it physical or spiritual.

    "Guru Gobind Singh is essence of God’s blessings; God Himself

    radiates through him.

    Those who have listened to the name of Guru Gobind Singh have

    received the gift of seeing God Himself."

    Waheguru!

  3. Wow, I love Bhai Ram Singh Ji... he has the most amazing voice.

    Anyway, I believe I have two or three of his shabads on my computer which I'd be happy to share. I also have a video of him talking about Baba Isher Singh Ji Maharaj (Nanaksar) and telling some sakhias about Baba Ji and Vade Baba Ji (Baba Nand Singh Ji Maharaj.)

    Send me a PM with your email address, and I'll forward it to you.

    Also, when was he in Yuba City... ahh, I never knew about this, I would've definitely made the trip out to see him.

    Please let me know, thanks.

    - H.

    PS: www.Sikhnet.com/Gurbani has some shabads by Bhai Sahib Ji too!

  4. Umm, this is an interesting/debatable topic, but the objective is undeniable. If two people believe in two COMPLETELY different things, and that there is only one definitive answer, then obviously someone has to be wrong, there's no way around that.

    If Shaheed Bhai Mani Singh Ji and Shaheed Baba Deep Singh Ji BOTH read Raagmala then I don't understand why this topic needs to be discussed, because who could know Kalgidhar Patshah better than his 'best friend' (Bhai Mani Singh Ji grew up with Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaj) and Shaheed Baba Deep Singh Ji (read his jeevan, its amazing how much he did for the Panth.)

    In regards to the question, if you know anything about Baba Nand Singh Ji Maharaj, Baba Isher Singh Ji Maharaj (Nanaksar), Baba Attar Singh Ji Maharaj you'll see how they had EXACTLY the same opinions/practices as each other. So, personally, I believe them to be PURAN Bramgyian's beyond a shadow of a doubt.

    Finally, the most important thing to take away from the video is that, no matter the "Dera" (be it Nanaksar, AKJ, Thaksal, 3HO, Rara Sahib, Baru Sahib etc.) they all had three common objectives...

    1) Khande Bateh Da Amrit (Give your head to Guru Nanak Dev Ji Maharaj).

    2) No meat, alcohol, intoxicants.

    3) And most importantly, GURU MAINO GRANTH... nothing BESIDES the Guru Granth Sahib Ji Maharaj is our Guru.

    Oh well, read any of their Jeevans, and one can only be inspired to learn more and try to achieve something that they'd be proud of.

    Bhul Chak Maaf if I've said anything wrong.

    Note: Topics that are not Allowed.

  5. Just having darshan of Elevated Souls won't make jeevan safal.

    .. It's about following the same paths as them - Getting inspired from them to follow the Path of God.

    Just like pilgrimages - Just being at a place won't get you mukti - But being inspired by that place to remember Akaal purakh - yes.

    Waheguru...

  6. I find it funny how the most 'religious' people here often have the most idotic views when it comes to Sikhi.

    Every one of Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharajs poets/hazoori sewadhars (Bhai Nand Lal Ji, Shaheed Bhai Mani Singh Ji, Bhai Dya Singh etc.) wrote how Guru Gobind Singh Ji himself said that the Guru Granth Sahib Ji Maharaj was NOT A BOOK... and was in fact his physical BODY (its not a book of pages, its the gurus body with each 'page' being an ANG of his own body!)

    So, the GURU GRANTH SAHIB JI is the Guru's body as we know. It's written clearly (read your history: suraj prakash granth for example.)

    We can get into it as much as you like, but don't twist HISTORY and GURU Ji's own words. If you don't see the Guru Granth Sahib Ji Maharaj as the physical GURU... then why do you BOW-Down when no BANI is being recited? Where is the Shabad GURU then?

    I'll end with a simple quote by Bhai Nand Lal Ji...

    "Eh Akre Nahi, Eh Patre Nahi

    Eh Seena Hei Guru Arjan Dha"

  7. Good tope i was waiting for this topic a BrahmGyani is someone who matches all the descriptions of a BrahmGyani is 8th Asthpadi Sukhmani Sahib

    okay heirs a list of some in our faith

    Baba Budha Ji (puratan BrahmGyani) and countless Sikhs and later on Singhs of Guru Gobind Singh Ji attained BrahmGyaan

    Baba Attar Singh Ji of Mastuana Baba Karam Singh Ji of Hoti Mardaan Baba Nand Singh Ji of Nanaksar Sant Jawala Singh Ji of Harkhowal Sant Atter Singh Ji Reru Sahib Baba Shaam Singh Ji of Darbar Sahib Amritsar Baba Harnaam Singh Ji Raampur Khera Sant Sunder Singh Ji of Bhindran Kalan Bhai Sahib Bhai Randhir Singh Ji (still disputed because he made no dera) Mahant Gulab Singh Ji (Sewa Panthi) Sant Isher Singh Ji Rara Sahib Baba Harnaam Singh Ji Nashaura Wale and many many more

    and the famous Baba Daler Singh Ji and Sant Narain Hari Ji and Baba Gurmukh Singh Ji Patiala Wale

    and my favourite Baba Isher Singh Ji of Nanaksar

    and Mods please post this

    "My favourite Baba Isher Singh Ji of Nanaksar!"

    Waheguru!

    Who else but a PURAN BRAMGYANI could administer Amrit to over 750,000 people in a little over ten years.

    Waheguru!

  8. Hmm, this is an interesting topic.

    I've been blessed enough to have Maharaj present in my house since I was born, and I can't imagine life without being able to see my Guru at 'leisure' - as bad as that sounds.

    My father gets up at 3.30am and does Prakash and takes the Hukunama before anything (obviously after taking a shower.) We all pay our respects and do our 'little' bhagti before leaving the house in the morning, and then I do the evening Guru Sahib brajman, and Kirtan Sohila at night, during which time I place a blanket over Maharaj and make sure the temperature (etc) is right in the room.

    Anyway, obviously we have our own separate room, but there's certain guidelines which we follow, and although we're not in the presence of Maharaj every-second of every-day, there’s a subliminal consciousness that lets your mind be there while you're downstairs or doing whatever.

    Here are some simple guidelines which we (and all guests) follow...

    1) A separate room is REQUIRED...

    2) No meat, alcohol or any other intoxicants can enter the house at any time.

    3) Before going downstairs/leaving the house, pay your respects to your Guru.

    4) Before eating, wait until you've offered Maharaj your food first (bhog!)

    5) Sewa HAS TO BE DONE at certain times... no flexibility, someone has to be home at a'X' time to do sewa.

    Umm, as for the guests... we have people come over our house just to matha-dek all the time, which is great. But, then we also have friends who dont, and that’s understandable too.

    Finally, lets not forget how the GURU GRANTH SAHIB JI is Guru Nanak Dev Ji Maharajs body/soul (atma/sareer) and how our fifth NANAK himself used to sleep on the floor and do SEWA of Guru Ji on his bed.

  9. Woah... looks as if I hit a soft spot in some online 'militant' Singhs.

    Let it go already, to each his own.

    And for the record, do a little research, there are COUNTLESS images of our GURU Jis from their time.

    If we have pictures of Alexander the Great from 200 BC, you think we dont have any of our Gurus?

    Seriously, what was our 5th Patshah thinking when he wrote "Guru Ke Moorat, Te Maan Meh Dyian!"

    Veera,

    do you agree SIKHI is against idol worship ? Talk to any ChardiKala Singh you'll knw that bowing to pictures is totally againsta SIKHI.

    and regarding the tuk you have posted from the shabd. I dunno from where have to got the meaning of moorat, but you have misinterpretated those verses ( i am pretty sure its unintentional). "Gur Ki Moorat" here refers to the "Gur Shabd", not the picture of Guru Ji in human form. if you read the same shabd, you'll find a line

    "Bhule ko gurmarg payia,avar tiyaag har bhagti laya"

    meaning of the verse in bolds >>> He leads them to renounce others, and attaches them to devotional worship of the Lord.

    the mool mantar has the word moorat in it -- "Akal Moorat" -- Image of the Undying Lord not the Guru in human form. if you look up for "moorat" in SGGS you'll understand wht context it has been used in.

    Bhul Chuk Maaf

    Of course SIKHI is against worshiping idols, come on man, we both know that. The point I'm trying to make is that when I am not at a Gurdwara I pray infront of a saroop of our Guru Jis as it means more to me than a worthless picture.

    My initial post said that the most important thing in the video was the sangat reciting BANI with love and admiration in the presence of Guru Nanak Dev Jis saroop.

  10. Firstly, lets remember that our beloved Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji Maharaj was NOT present in the room. Its common-sense, that nothing besides the PHYSICAL body of our Guru Jis should be praised in the presence of Maharaj, as that is our ONLY Guru... he GURU GRANTH SAHIB JI MAHARAJ!

    Also, there are two books which tell the story of how our NINTH GURU JI not only ALLOWED a portrait to be made of him, but also ASSISTED in the final touches of the saroop after the artist couldn't paint GURUs face (since it was adorned with light!)

    1) Nama Prakash - Written 30 years after Guru Gobind Singh Ji physically left this would in 1730s-1740s.

    2) Guru Suraj Parkash - This book has a longer name, but this is the condensed version. This book was written 100 years after GURU GOBIND SINGH JI physically left this would and took over twenty years to complete (its nearly 6000 pages!)

    Ok... those are my two sources... go to that bookstore outside of AMRITSAR and ask them for it, I forget the name... something like GURSIKH JEEVAN/ANAND?

    ALSO... ... this saroop/image/painting is at the following Gurdwara in BANGLADESH...

    http://www.allaboutsikhs.com/index.php?opt...iew&id=2815

    GURUDWARA SANGAT TOLA - Bangla Bazar

    Guru Tegh Bahadur stayed at this place on his way to Assam. The local followers received him with great affection and built the two storyed structure especially for his stay. Devotees visited him in hundreds ever day and listened to the kirtan and holy discourses. Some manuscripts of the holy Granth Sahib, a portrait of Guru Tegh Bahadur done by an artist of his time and some epistles sent by Guru Gobind Singh have been discovered at the shrine.

    Everyone has their own opinion, but the story I've mentioned detailed how Guru Ji NEVER denounced an artist from painting any of the Gurus.

    There is a picture of Guru Nanak Dev Ji in Mecca which was drawn while Maharaj was holding his diwan.

    There is a Gurdwara in Gurdaspur which has a picture drawn of Kalgidhar Patshah from over 300 years ago - which was drawn in his presence.

    And, there is this saroop which our 9th patshah finished himself.

    Again... there is only ONE GURU... and thats our GURU GRANTH SAHIB JI MAHARAJ which is the PHYSICAL body of our tenth Gurus.

    Bhai Nand Lal Ji says "Eh Akree Nahi, He Patre Nahi, Eh Seena Hai Guru Arjan Dha" (this is not merely letters or pages, its Guru Arjan Dev Ji Maharajs body!)

  11. Woah... looks as if I hit a soft spot in some online 'militant' Singhs.

    Let it go already, to each his own.

    And for the record, do a little research, there are COUNTLESS images of our GURU Jis from their time.

    If we have pictures of Alexander the Great from 200 BC, you think we dont have any of our Gurus?

    Seriously, what was our 5th Patshah thinking when he wrote "Guru Ke Moorat, Te Maan Meh Dyian!"

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