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No this line from Gurbani means to do vichaar of Bruhm giaan the true Strory of god. Also known as Ackat Katah, Har ki Katah Until you dont understand this vichaar you will not find salvation. kirtan sohala Jisai Jigai Piavai Iho Raas Ackat Katah Jin Jani The one that God awakes will experiences this Raas as he is awaken trough the story of God. Ackat means the unseen Ackat katah is explaining the unseen. Example Brhum Jot, Unhadh Bani, Har Raas and so on Hope this helped Fateh

Couldnt have said it better my self

This has got a be the most informative post Ive ever read it was done by a singh called Guru ji's soulja. It explains gur bani and what Guru ji has told us about the Punj choor have a read.

I totally agree, but where in sachkand never read japji shiab, not be rude.

Your father doesnt seem like bad person just with a bad habit. The best way to get your farther of drinking is to sit down and do simran together, try to take him to the temple in the evening, when its probley the most convinient time to drink you see simran is a quick fix for some people but not for all, dont worry theres light at the end of the tunnel, just needs you to Persevere. Check this site out www.simran.info check the mp3's under prub milnai ka chao, how to do simran according to gurbani is under "simran vidies" Good luck and stay strong

Kaam- Sex out of marriage Disrespect of roum- cuting of hair couloring and so on Tibbaco- Smoking Intoxicants- drugs, alcohol and things that inpied the mind from functioning properly These are the Bajjar Kurehit as decreed by Akaal Thact. but the ones that Guru Gobind singh talks about are the Punj choor which intoxicate the mind into doing acts such as slander, nindia, kroud, lust, these are the ones that have put a Barrier between us and God. Gurbani Kaam Kroudh Loub Choot Ninda Tin Tai Aap Shadvo

The technique of reading gurbani is simple keep your eyes on the gutka and read the gurbani as if you were reading it to Guru Har Gobind Shaib like the singh did when Guru ji asked is there any body here that can read japji shaib to me without one fourna (thought). But ultimately the way to kill your thoughts is trough Naam eibiaas, so to do simran we need to ask guru ji how to do it. The technique that Guru Nanak has given us is Tun mai dhiaan Dhiaan mai jania gurmukh acath kahni which means when doing simran your dhiaan (mind, which wonders) should be in the Tun (sound) only this way will you understand say Nanak Hope this helps, Fateh

Dont know about a brochure but theres alot of video docs on youtube.com

Joot Saroop is also called Atam Pargash in gurbani its the Pargash of your own Atma/Mun eae naethrahu maeriho har thum mehi joth dhharee har bin avar n dhaekhahu koee O my eyes, the Lord has infused His Light into you; you will see no other then god eae sareeraa maeriaa har thum mehi joth rakhee thaa thoo jag mehi aaeiaa O my body, the Lord infused His Light into you, and then you came into the world har joth rakhee thudhh vich thaa thoo jag mehi aaeiaa The Lord infused His Light into you, and then you came into the world

Every one knows how Niddar and his associate are like but is any body going to do any thing about it, simply No.

To my question before "what stage where the original Punj Piarai" the answer is Sant thee Avasta this translates in to Amrit Raas, Anaahadh Shabad, sehaj and Joot Sarrop. And not to burst any body bubble whos thinking of taking amrit but these are the bare Nasserites of been Eligible to take Amrit. As every one knows that Amrit Sanchaar is to Make us Sant to "Sapiai", (if any one disagrees then please say so) What "Gurbani" says is the stage of "SANT" "Anhund Kunji "Santan" hath Racki" "Anhudh" as every ones knows is called Anhudh Shabad and translated as "Unstuck melody" "Joot Saroop" In Gurbani its States "Joot Saroop Anaahadh Vaajiaa" "Amrit" is gained when you go in to sehajae "gur kae bhaanae vich amrith hai sehajae paavai koe" "bhikhiaa naam rajae santhokhee a(n)mrith sehaj peeaaee" "Sehaj" "Sookh sehaj aanandh ras jan naanak har gun gaao" "mehaa ana(n)dh sehaj bhaeiaa man than sukh paaeiaa" These Sants that Guru Shaib has given us are so Vadhbaghi (Blessed) that they Drink Amrit 24 hours. a(n)mrith rasanaa bolai dhin raathee man than a(n)mrith peeaavaniaa If any body has doubts then check out the Gurbani, on Sikhi to the max.

Im sorry mr singh but are you implying that the day of the orginal amrit sancaar was staged by Guru Gobind Singh, that he told these five that they should stand up, when I ask for Heads????

Does any body here know what spiritual stage the original Punj Piaria where at?

Second part For an experiment, can someone count to infinite? Impossible. Guru Granth Sahib Ji reveals that many people have tried to find the limits of the infinite Lord but have failed. Therefore, God is described differently in Sikhism as compared to Hinduism. In Sikhism, God's virtues and attributes are infinite and therefore cannot be counted and summed to equal a whole. In Hinduism, the various deities worshipped represent a particular attribute of god, in Sikhism only the whole is worshipped by acknowledging the vastness of God through the revealed Shabad, or the word of God. This is where the concept of Naam comes in, something which does not exist in Hinduism and as such is a fundamental difference between the two faiths. In Sikhism Naam is of the utmost importance, without it no liberation of the soul can take place. What is the concept of Naam in Sikhism: Naam is a very deep and integral part of Sikh belief. If one reads the English translation of Naam, it says Name. This is true but does not explain Naam completely. This is because Naam is the essence of God, in Sikhism God is Alakh, unfathomable, Apaar, infinite. Naam is not just the Name, but also, truthful living, truthful speaking, seeing the truth in every single being, breathing the truth, eating truth, totally immersed in the truth. In the first line of Guru Granth Sahib Ji, it says ‘SatNaam,’ that God's name is Truth. Naam is also a way of life in Sikhism. Let's do another experiment/demonstration, describe your mother. A mother is someone who feeds you when you are hungry (sustainer), comforts you when you are sad (cherisher), protects you from danger and harm (protector). Now, when someone asks us, who is that woman? We say that is my mother. We do not say, that is the lady that protects me, feeds me, cherishes me, etc. The title of "Mother" is very informative and all the qualities associated with the name are understood without explanation. So it is in Sikhism, the Naam, or the Name is very important. What is that name, SatNaam, the true name. The name is Waheguru, Satnam, Akal Purkh, Kartar, Narain, Nirankar etc. The Name describes the Lord and all the Lord's glorious attributes, infinite in number. Meditation and repartition of the Name brings one closer to the one God and all his attributes. In Sikhism one receives this Naam, from God, or from the Satguru, true guru, the perfect guru or the revealed word of God, Guru Granth Sahib Ji. baani guru, guru hai baani - The word of God is Guru, and Guru is the word of God.

I was reading another site forum and came across this reply to why Sikhs And Hindus Differ Great reply; Sikhism and Hinduism are distinctly separate religions. Hinduism believes in caste distinctions, worships idols, and astrologic divination. Most Hindus are not monotheist, that is, they worship a god or goddess from a large array of deities. Sikhs on the other hand believe in the equality of all persons of both genders, do not believe one day to be more auspicious than another, and worship One, timeless God who is beyond birth and death Although respected, the Vedas, Puranas, Shastras (Hindu scriptures) hold no relevance to Sikhs. Sikhs do not believe in fasting Sikhs do not believe in the tilak and jineu, marks of the Hindu Sikhs do not believe in high caste or low, all are one in the eyes of the Lord. Sikhs do not hold any significance in ritual shaving of the head, in fact removing of hair id forbidden in Sikhism. Sikhs reject of Idol worship Although Sikhs respect great deities like Brahama, Shivji and Vishnu there belief in the One almighty God is unshakable. You may bathe and wash, and apply a ritualistic tilak mark to your forehead, but without inner purity, there is no understanding.||6|| Guru Nanak Dev Ji. Raag Raamkalee. p903 The Lord Akal creates millions of Krishna, annihilates them and recreates them. Some hang stones as gods around their necks, while others erroneously call Mahesh 'God' I have discarded all these false religions and am of the firm view that He who is the creator of the Universe, is the only Lord. Everyone is caught in the noose of Death, no Rama or prophet can escape from it. All of them who made grand claims of being Avtars of God died repentant. Why doest not thou, O, hapless being seek the shelter of the One Lord.(15th swayya) Dasam Granth Even the ancient Hindu books only deal with those in the varn jati. Anyone outside this so called fluidity is a malesh. No matter if a Muslim has been a pious person all his life, never lied and always remembered Allah, in Hindu scriptures he/she will be a malesh. Punjabis are malesh just for residing in punjab according to the gita because they never accepted a Brahmin’s superiority Hinduism like Sikhism says that there is only one God but they have lost sight of this, the deities that the Hindus worship represent various attributes of the one God. God has many attributes, such as the creator, destroyer and the cherisher, however, God in Sikhism is Nirankaar. This means that God is without form. God cannot be reduced to thought as revealed in Japji Sahib.(Sochai Soch na Howi Je Sochi Lakh Waar) God in Sikhism is described as Alakh, indescribable, and Apaar, infinite.

What I merely wanted to point out, Hinduism is a vessel for such activities and are not just tolerated but celebrated. To why I said "another reason not to be Hindu" is to highlight the inevitably of such followers of Hinduism to find such barbarities the norm as they are initiated by these Holy men.

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Im not sure if this Bhai Nandh Lall ji's varra or Guru Gobinds Bani but this is what they say on when meting a Sikh of the Guru. First things first what is the Nashani of a Sikh. Sat-Gur Ka Jo Sikh Kahavai SO PUL KAI UOT HAR NAAM TIAVAI So when you see a Sikh Bibi/Bhai what should your reaction be. Agai Avat Singh Jo Pavai Veheguru Di Fateh Balavai Gur-Sikhi Di Ai Nishani

Bavik bani is just a title, the bani I refer of i cant remember the Name of the Bani but Shaib has told us of the haal of the world as kaljug get furtur down its devolment.

I dont know why your so supried half these auntyia go to teh mundhir and celibrate crap like Rackri. If you guys think this bad wait a few more years, Guru shaib explans in bavic bani the hall of the sungat in the future, its gana be real bad.

Quick question have you full proof that he funds Rss type organisations

funny thingh back in the days when me and family use to go to the guruguwara together we used to talk about siki related stuff and funny enough that katha daar ji was taking about the same thing this happen so many time that we got used to it and did bother with after that.