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wahe guru ji ka khalsa

wahe guru ji ki fateh.

jad koi banda waheguru da simran kare ga,mithi bani bolaga usda nade di sari surrounding which aise vibration generate hongiya jo dusra bande uta bahut effect karengiya.ku ki bani da soothing effect koi bhi nahi ressist kr sakda.

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I find it usually works this way:

You are accountable for your own actions, whether they are good our bad. But these actions are your own and no one else's. Meaning when you are a married couple the bad things one person does will not have a effect on the other, but when one half of the couple is doing something good some of that kamai is transfered to the other person.

When doing naam kamai you receive the full benefits for you self, but at the same time some of that will affect the people around you as well (Even if you're not Married). You may not be doing it for them, but small portions of it do reach them in the end. Also when we are praying for another person the benefits are split evenly between you and person you are trying to help. Just like Surban said:

Yes it does benefit ur sister if u pray for her.. let me put it this way:

You work hard all day and at night you come home and make ur self 2 roti's u sit down to eat and sumone knocks on ur door and asks for something to eat, u being a sikh offer him food so you give him 1 of ur roti's. Now you only have 1 left to eat.. so yes when u do paat for ur sister u reep the benefits but half that goes to ur sister =].

Its jus like banni says that blessed are those parents who gave bith to saints and blessed is his/her whole family

..so when u do paat, every1 around u benefits

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