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GuestSikh06

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  1. Thank you, I've got the 'Sacred Nitnem' by Mr Harbans Singh Doabia and in the Ardaas section, you can customise the Ardas by putting your wishes, thoughts, desires etc after 'ap de hazur sodar rehras di ardas hai ji' near to the end of the Ardas then asking for forgiveness of mistakes 'akhar vadha ghata bhull chuk maaf karni'. Can someone make a passage for me in Punjabi so I can add it into my Ardas like 'I've done the paath 21 times and 5 times before I open my books and I've been doing this to broaden my knowledge on various topics especially related to exams and to learn punjabi.. something like that because I can't speak Punjabi but good at understanding it.. I'm also going on holiday to India in a few months which will be interesting lol, so need good resources. I showed my mum the instructions but she said it's in a different version of Punjabi can you translate it like how I wrote the passage of the Ardas. Many thanks.
  2. Hi, it's a Sikh paath from the GGSJ book, I know in my village in India long time back some religious men made lengthy shabar mantars (kind of similar to Hindu ones) for dire situations calling on energies quickly, but this one isn't one of them.
  3. And does it say anywhere to do the 21 times thing in 41 days or anything? Thank you I appreciate the help
  4. And does 21 times mean 108 x 21, I know that 108 numbers are not necessarily Sikhi based but it's what's prescribed for some of them and I have a mala I got from a Gurdwara in India.
  5. ^^Thank you and yes I'm doing this prayer for my education, which I think you must be assuming already?! Do you or does anyone else know how to prepare for the prayer, do I need a white cloth or kailash filled with water or something. I'm still young but I want to do this for my exams. My grandma has kept the book for over 30 years but I found a digital version with English but the instructions were not.
  6. Hi Sangat, can someone translate this please it's from a sankat mochan paath and I don't understand the instructions, Thank you.
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