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New Year "hukam-nama" To You?


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Waheguru ji ka khalsa, Waheguru ji ki fateh

What was the New Year Hukamnama to you if you were attending Gurughar on new years eve till late?

The hukamnama to me was:

"Ek Pita Ekas Ke Hum Baarak, Tu Mera Gur hayee....!!!"

This has opened my eyes, guru ji is truly amazing when giving you any hukam. :WW:

What was the hukam to you???? grin.gif

Waheguru ji ka khalsa, waheguru ji ki fateh

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jYqsrI mhlw 5 vwr slokw nwil

jaithasaree mehalaa 5 vaar salokaa naali

Jaitsree, Fifth Mehla, Vaar With Saloks:

<> siqgur pRswid ]

ik oa(n)kaar sathigur prasaadh ||

One Universal Creator God. By The Grace Of The True Guru:

slok ]

salok ||

Salok:

Awid pUrn miD pUrn AMiq pUrn prmysurh ]

aadh pooran madhh pooran a(n)th pooran paramaesureh ||

In the beginning, He was pervading; in the middle, He is pervading; in the end, He will be pervading. He is the Transcendent Lord.

ismrMiq sMq srbqR rmxM nwnk AGnwsn jgdIsurh ]1]

simara(n)th sa(n)th sarabathr ramana(n) naanak aghanaasan jagadheesureh ||1||

The Saints remember in meditation the all-pervading Lord God. O Nanak, He is the Destroyer of sins, the Lord of the universe. ||1||

pyKn sunn sunwvno mn mih idRVIAY swcu ]

paekhan sunan sunaavano man mehi dhrirreeai saach ||

See, hear, speak and implant the True Lord within your mind.

pUir rihE srbqR mY nwnk hir rMig rwcu ]2]

poor rehiou sarabathr mai naanak har ra(n)g raach ||2||

He is all-pervading, permeating everywhere; O Nanak, be absorbed in the Lord's Love. ||2||

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