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Waheguru Jee Ka Khalsa,

Waheguru Jee Ki Fateh

In JapJi Sahib, it says....

"The state of the faithful cannot be described."

We all believe there is Guru and IkOnkar, but do we have complete faith in all the teachings?

Do we have complete 100% faith, or is it that we give 80% faith to the Guru, and the rest 20% faith to the ego and desires?

Wouldnt we consciously die if we gave the remaining 20% faith to the Guru?

What are your thoughts on this? I believe the step of faith is the only step we need to take to become one with Waheguru.

Waheguru Jee Ka Khalsa,

Waheguru Jee Ki Fateh

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what do u define as 'the step of faith'?...do u mean diverting that 20% of faith from ego etc to waheguru?

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yes thats the step we need to take <_< .....rather then putting faith in our ego and desires

complete faith will lead to complete surrender of the self to the Guru. So I feel thats the first and only step we need to take.

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Hmm!

This would mean that those who 'say' they have faith, might not really know the depths that their faith can grow to...

Well, I agree... If we truly 150% or Infinite% have faith... we loose ourselves into our faith, no more self, no more desires or fears or pain or anything... only that which you put faith into comes to Be.

Holding faith that we exist, physically and whatever ways, that are "separate" from The Guru... makes that we are separate.

But true Faith can not come by mere knowing, or by tricks, or even desire! It just comes... eventually, out of real pure love for the Guru. Then... that is faith.

yeah? :TH:

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I'm sure you guys have heard this before but my friend told me when i was down and needed a little faith in God and Ardaas

There was a villiage where it had not rained for a very very long time.... it had gotten very very bad. The people of the villiage decided to get together to pray. to do ardaas to God.

While they were praying a Sant was walking through the village and saw them. he asked what was happening and someone informed him that the villagers were praying for rain....

The Sant started laughing and told them to go home, it wouldnt start raining... the villagers were shocked and turned to him and asked him why he said that... he looked at them and said, if u had faith in ur ardaas and actually believed that when u prayed, God would listen, you would have brought umbrellas with you.... not one of you has brought an umbrella.......

pul chuk maaf

Fateh

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