I Don't Want To Merge With Waheguru?

[B4ND4 10]

Let me rephrase my question.. Why do we "jap naam"?

[Guest Akirtghan]

why do we eat?

[B4ND4 10]

why do we eat?

To fill our bellies :umm: .

[JustME 22]

when we "jap" "naam", think of the naam u r japping.............if its waheguru then think about the reasons why u japping for me its a personal thing..........we al jap name for our own reasons............some of them can be selfish...............when we want things, people, etc.............sometime we jaap name to find "peace" but its important to remember sometimes we call out to waheguru bcos we need to "belong"

i believe the need to find God only arises when we realise we not getting the sukh from life, family, friends, etc etc so we look to God for the answers and the process of japping naam is to listen and understand the shabds we japping and what it means and what its tring to tell us............the wonders of japping name is that one shabd can have a thousand meanings and we extract from that, the thing that gives us peace and comfort...........and only waheguru can give us that..........

bhul chuck maafi

[Guest Akirtghan]

why do we eat?

To fill our bellies :umm: .

our mind is kinda like a belly too, its the spiritual belly. if kept empty for too long our spirit weakens or worse....

[B4ND4 10]

why do we eat?

To fill our bellies :umm: .

our mind is kinda like a belly too, its the spiritual belly. if kept empty for too long our spirit weakens or worse....

Is it okay to say that about atheists too? I don't think waheguru is mean to people who don't "jap naam" or is he/she?

[Guest Akirtghan]

waheguru is mean to no one. but they will have to answer in court of dharmraaj after death

[B4ND4 10]

waheguru is mean to no one. but they will have to answer in court of dharmraaj after death

So why do we "jap naam"?

[Guest Akirtghan]

if you still have that question, then i can't help you.

like i said before, that question to me sounds like "why do we eat" the answer obviously is "to survive" . same applies here.

[B4ND4 10]

if you still have that question, then i can't help you.

like i said before, that question to me sounds like "why do we eat" the answer obviously is "to survive" . same applies here.

From what you have said.. atheists give lekha to dharamraj. The sole reason for japping naam will then be to merge with god..rght?

[Mutheeaa 2]

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[Guest Akirtghan]

if you still have that question, then i can't help you.

like i said before, that question to me sounds like "why do we eat" the answer obviously is "to survive" . same applies here.

From what you have said.. atheists give lekha to dharamraj. The sole reason for japping naam will then be to merge with god..rght?

as we talked about the other day, the "reason" will change as you progress on your spiritual journey.

[wjkk wjkf 4]

I think of it like this ; as we jaap naam we cleanse our minds, bodies n souls...as we do so it makes it easier to connect with waheguru - the cleaner we get the more likely naam will b with us - I'm not saying this is like automatic - it's all up to Maharaj; nothing is controlled by us...apart from this I think that it also gives us peace of mind, even when you think you havent made the connection, meditation calms us and kinda energises us - like Papi Pahji said, it's like food; it gives us energy to survive and thrive....i think

[Guest Dancing Warrior]

One day Gautama the young Buddha ran away from his kingdom, frustrated with life and the pomp of his court. He ran for hours then he came across a clearing in a dense part of the forest. Sitting on a log was a dishevelled old man he looked pal and thin. Gautama had become tired and hungry so he sat down next to the old man on a log and took out some fruit and bread from his sack. As he broke his bread he felt the hunger of the old mans eyes so he handed him a piece, The old mans face lit up like the morning sun. Fascinated Gautama handed him another piece and again the old mans face reflected his inner glow. Gautama’s heart melted when he saw the old man eat so he gave all the food, the old man in return could see Gautama glow with love as he shared his food with him, he had never felt like this before. Through out the whole experience no one spoke not a whisper. Finally it began to get dark and Gautama got up and ran home, the old man also shuffled up and made his way to his home enchanted by Gautama’s generosity and love.

The young Buddha ran in to the palace and in to his mothers arms, when asked where he had been he replied “ today I truly met God, I felt him, he looked like an old man but I knew it was him I could feel his love, you should have seen his glowing face, I couldn’t even speak it was that wonderful”

The old man subsequently had also reached his small wooden house at the edge of the forest and with a smile opened the door. His wife who had been worried about him asked where he had been he replied

“ Truly today I met the Lord, he came to me as a small boy dressed like a heavenly prince, he knew I was hungry, he fed me and showered me with his love, truly today I have met the Lord, I was lost in the moment”

The Lord God Vaheguru resides in us all, in the mechanics of perfections and definitions we all too often forget that.

Akaal

[proud_to_be_singhni 5]

You may have heard of Swindon and Moga where Akath Katha happens by bhai sahib Ajit Singh. I am not in to it but respect those who are especially my brothers.

They jap naam together, no on eoges ahead of the other so they getting in the boat together, when i do attend i find it very uplifting simran. Some people get shabad surth da mel, which is connection and it is always quite inspiring to see.

I just can't get my head around some of their explanations but the Simran is Out of this world.