Sant Sundar Singh Ji

[AK-47]

Vaheguru ji ka khalsa Vaheguru ji ki fateh

I read something very inspirational over the weekend and thought id share this with you guys.

There is a book called 'Amrit Jeevan' and its written by the son of Sant Gurbachan Singh Ji Bhindranwale on the life of Sant Sundar Singh Ji (the 11th Jathedhar of Damdami Taksal).

Singhs are currently scanning the book in, and while iv only read bits of it, its an amazing read of how bhagti is done with true love, for the purpose of love and only for love.

One section talks about the rules of Sant Ji for the Singhs who stayed to learn from them and stayed with the jatha.

Each Singh was required to do the following each morning before breakfast and listening to the asa di vaar da kirtan as an ABSOLUTE minimum.

Either,

Panj granthi nitnem

5 Sukhmani Sahibs

33 mala of Mool mantar

25,000 of vaheguru mantar (approx 232 mala's)

Given that for many Singhs this was just their morning nitnem, followed by a full day of learning various vidiya, doing more abhiyaas, doing seva and doing parchar, you can only try and imagine what living amongst that sangat must have been like!

True SADHSANGAT!!

And then look at our own ... :s

[khalistan_zindabaad]

Vaheguru ji ka khalsa Vaheguru ji ki fateh

I read something very inspirational over the weekend and thought id share this with you guys.

There is a book called 'Amrit Jeevan' and its written by the son of Sant Gurbachan Singh Ji Bhindranwale on the life of Sant Sundar Singh Ji (the 11th Jathedhar of Damdami Taksal).

Singhs are currently scanning the book in, and while iv only read bits of it, its an amazing read of how bhagti is done with true love, for the purpose of love and only for love.

One section talks about the rules of Sant Ji for the Singhs who stayed to learn from them and stayed with the jatha.

Each Singh was required to do the following each morning before breakfast and listening to the asa di vaar da kirtan as an ABSOLUTE minimum.

Either,

Panj granthi nitnem

5 Sukhmani Sahibs

33 mala of Mool mantar

25,000 of vaheguru mantar (approx 232 mala's)

Given that for many Singhs this was just their morning nitnem, followed by a full day of learning various vidiya, doing more abhiyaas, doing seva and doing parchar, you can only try and imagine what living amongst that sangat must have been like!

True SADHSANGAT!!

And then look at our own ... :s

vahegurooo. . . amazing. . . and thats just amrit vela nitnem, including listening to the katha, asa di vaar, and you cannot eat untill having maharaj jees darshan.

[Rsinghji]

please share more inspirations and general messages from this book.

thank you!

[neech_karam]

i respect these singhs fully - oocha jeevan, they must have had some power to do all of that before a full day

If i did that it would take me 4 hours for simran, like 4/5 hours for sukhmani sahib and thats if i started at 12am.

is the moolmantar 33 * (108 mala)?

Some shaktee I recon :WW:

[2desi]

These Gurmukhs recited more bani in one day than most "Sikhs" these days will recite in the entire lives.