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Waheguru ji ka Khalsa , Waheguru ji ki Fateh,

Me tuhnu ah puchna chaundi a ji waheguru sukhmni sahib da path krn nl jide nl asi pyar krde a ohnu pa skde a sada sab kuj thik c asi ik duje nu bhut pyar krde a te munde de ghr walea ne ah khe k naa krta ki me grib a sada standrd low ho jau yr bas sade kol jmeen nu ohnu bki sade ch v dil a ki paisa sab kuj hunda a pyar di koi kdr ni me bhut tnsn ch a asi dowe ro ro k pgl ho gye ohna ne v bhut mnaya apne ghr dya nu bt oh khnde sada standrd liw hoju eda nhi ho skda ki path krnnl sab kuj thik ho jau asi dowe ikthe ho jawage plzz halp krna !!!

Bhaine ji ,

Waheguru sabh dekhde te teri bhallaie lai sabh karda , ardas te paat karo per je teri gal nahin bunee ta samajo sanjog nahin se ... appe itna kar sakde ha baki Waheguru di haath'ch.

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Waheguru ji ka khalsa,

Waheguru ji ki fateh,

Me sab nu ah puchna chaundi a 40 days path ja life tym krn nl sade sab prblm door ho jndi h waheguru us nl mila skda jinu asi bhut pyr krde hon actually i lub smone n oh v mnu bhut pyr krda te ohne apne ghre gl kiti ta ohde ghr dya ne bas mnu is krke reject krta me grib a life ta ohna wang jinde a bas jmeen ght a ohde ghrde khnde ki sada standrd low hoju ki waheguru sanu diwa nu mila skda asi nhi reh skde te ro ro bura hal a dona da daso asi ki kriye ki ghrde mn jn te asi agsinst ja k kuj krna ni plzzz hlp krdo

Jime main dooji Bhaine ji nal kite see main tavuno vi u gal kehni ha , Love di chakr'ch pehkeh avdi man di sukh shanti ko behte , Ardas te paat karo ...jeh gal nahin bunee ta phir Waheguru nu na kouseen ...koe gal unhonee nahin hundi sare Waheguru di Hukham anusar chalda . Sanjog nahin te phir sanjog nahin....

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waheguru ji ka khalsa whaeguru ji ki fateh .
i have a question . the 40days Sukhmani Sahib , compromise of reciting 40 times Sukhmani Sahib path . isit possible that i recite the path , 3 or 4 times a day , for 40 times? will that make up for the 40 days Sukhmani Sahib ??

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Starting sukhmani path means you have to read full sukhmani or we can read 5 aspathi a day and next 5 adhpathi next day in this way read sukhmani for 40 days for any problem.and getting peacecan we do this path early in the morning without bath.

Can we contiue this path in periods also.please reply me

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I want to ask something, I got a back in an exam 4 years back and i went into depression due to that. I appeared in the exam and was very nervous about the result when my brother called and informed to check the result, on hearing this I got anxious and I heard a voice, somebody whispered into my ear that "your result hasnt declared yet". When I checked, it was true my result was yet to be declared.

Then on next day,I was doing jaap n fell asleep and I saw a lady wearing black clothes and she told me that my result is out and I have not cleared it, I woke up scared and went to check my result and it was again true, I had failed again. At night I was lying on my bed and doing jaap, at around 3am while asleep I felt something really nice feeling just at the center of my chest, I felt something pulling me up and heard bells, kirtan etc as I opened my eyes kirtan stopped but I could still feel the nice sensation in my chest. I got scared and stopped doing path and went to sleep again and saw a dream that somebody in white clothes is sitting on a rock and asking me with love what do you want and mere sir tey badey pyaar naal hath fereya, I could feel that love actually. I woke up and asked everybody in my family, did somebody do that when I was sleeping but they said no and I got scared, I was very scared of this and stopped doing jaap. Please help me understand what happened with me and should I again start doing path or not or I am going crazy or what. Really need help plz

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You will have more fruit of doing Sukhmani sahib Paath, after shower in one sitting and dong early in the morning before an hour and fifteen minutes of any one else get up in your house. This way you will do it in peace full time before any worldly matters of the day in your thoughts. Try to do it for one week and lure yourself of doing following week and on and on. you will see & feel all the hurdles of your day will come but will vanish like cutting butter with butter knife, that smoothly. Do the paath for peace of mind. Waheguru ji will Bless you with all the best. Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru ji Ki Fateh.

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Ssa g sukhmni sahib g da paath da koi time nahi guru g da name har time lo jado tuhada kol time howe paath krn da jrrur try kro every day ek sukhmni sahib da path kr sako me every day guru g di banni japdi ya mere sukhmni sahib da path nal har kum har iqcha puri hoyi hai mere jewan ch sukh hai kiyo ki mere nal sukhmni sahib g hai ☺☺

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