Nitnem

[Shaheed]

kk soo everyones sitting listening to nitnem and at the end of the bani's everyone says the saloks or watevr is atthe end together why is that?......like you can say that its cuz everyone remembers the end butttt

pati's slow down at the end too and repeat it why?

[Taksali Singh]

WJKKWJKP!

from my minute understanding, i believe that the reason the Paathi Singhs slow down is out of respect as the Bani is coming to an end and to complete the Bani the last 2 lines are to be repeated.

hope this helps...

WJKKWJKP!

[GuruManeyoGranth]

Waheguroo Jee Ka Khalsa!

Waheguroo Jee Kee Fateh!!

I think it might be because the concluding lines of a Paath, whether it be Japji Sahib or Akhand Paath, always contain concluding statements by Guru Jee, so that when the Paath is read out, we pay attention to the conclusions being read out of the Bani. But don't know for sure.

Bhul Chuk Maaf

Waheguroo

[ms514]

Sat Sri Akal:

mrsinghsahib has a valid point. Something about the last stanzas of the various Nitnem Banis have a quality that make the reader want to pay even greater attention to them. So the inclination of the Patthis Sikhs (what, no Patthi Kaurs?) to slow down at the end. It is like any literary composition...the last paragraph is the conclusion statement that sums up the entire composition above and demands special attention to it.

Moorakh's views.

[Shaheed]

those are all good points but im surprised no1 has a definite answer or no1 has asked this b4 lolz we alll do it ohh welll this does helppp