"harmandar Sahib", Perhaps Darbar Sahib?

[Guest Akirtghan]

rwmdwis srovr nwqy ]

raamadhaas sarovar naathae ||

Bathing in the sacred pool of Guru Ram Das,

sB lwQy pwp kmwqy ]2]

sabh laathhae paap kamaathae ||2||

all the sins one has committed are washed away. ||2||

http://sikhitothemax.com/page.asp?ShabadID=2359

bibi, here "sacred pool of guru ram das" does not refer to sarovar at darbar sahib :wub:

[Techno_singh]

rwmdwis srovr nwqy ]

raamadhaas sarovar naathae ||

Bathing in the sacred pool of Guru Ram Das,

sB lwQy pwp kmwqy ]2]

sabh laathhae paap kamaathae ||2||

all the sins one has committed are washed away. ||2||

http://sikhitothemax.com/page.asp?ShabadID=2359

bibi, here "sacred pool of guru ram das" does not refer to sarovar at darbar sahib :wub:

does it not ?

[skepticSikh]

I think its the sarovar at Gurdavara Bangla Sahib in Delhi.

Or that's what i heard when I visited...It is a real sarovar, though...as an aside, they're building (or maybe have built) one HUMONGOUS underground hall at bangla sahib, probably for langar...

[Bijla Singh]

actually gur bilaas is written by guru hargobing singh himself so I believe

wat ever is in it is true

It wasn't written by Guru Sahib. It was written much later on. It has many anti-Sikhi stuff and the author tries to related every moment of Guru Sahib's life to hindu mythology. Hari in Gurbani refers to Waheguru not to Vishnu. I would be interested in seeing that evidence that Vishnu ever existed. There is no evidence. In fact, even Raam never existed. So hindu history is only a myth made up of stories.

I always call it Darbar Sahib. Wherever the word "Har Mandar" appears in Gurbani it refers to Temple of Waheguru in which Akal is worshiped. You won't find any reference to "Har Mandar" in which idols of vishnu are worshiped.

[Guest Narinder Singh]

I thought the whole the entire complex (Sri Akal Takht, Harmandir Sahib, ect.) was reffered to as Darbar Sahib.

Fateh.

[MPKaur]

dunno if this could help:

http://www.sikhiwiki.com/index.php/Darbar_sahib

"Darbar Sahib refers to the Main Hall within a Sikh Gurdwara. It also refers to the central building at Harmandir Sahib, Amritsar. In the phase "Darbar Sahib", the word Darbar means Court and so the terms together refers to the "Guru's Court". This is the hall where the current and perpetual Guru of the Sikh, Sri Guru Granth Sahib is placed on a Takhat or Throne in a prominent central position in the hall."

[TuhiNirankar]

rwmdwis srovr nwqy ]

raamadhaas sarovar naathae ||

Bathing in the sacred pool of Guru Ram Das,

sB lwQy pwp kmwqy ]2]

sabh laathhae paap kamaathae ||2||

all the sins one has committed are washed away. ||2||

http://sikhitothemax.com/page.asp?ShabadID=2359

bibi, here "sacred pool of guru ram das" does not refer to sarovar at darbar sahib :wub:

what does it refer to? :D

y am i always so lost