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This Shabad is by Guru Nanak Dev Ji in Raag Gauree on Pannaa 224

gauVI mhlw 1 ]

bRhmY grbu kIAw nhI jwinAw ]

byd kI ibpiq pVI pCuqwinAw ]

jh pRB ismry qhI mnu mwinAw ]1]

AYsw grbu burw sMswrY ]

ijsu guru imlY iqsu grbu invwrY ]1] rhwau ]

bil rwjw mwieAw AhMkwrI ]

jgn krY bhu Bwr APwrI ]

ibnu gur pUCy jwie pieAwrI ]2]

hrIcMdu dwnu krY jsu lyvY ]

ibnu gur AMqu n pwie AByvY ]

Awip Bulwie Awpy miq dyvY ]3]

durmiq hrxwKsu durwcwrI ]

pRBu nwrwiexu grb pRhwrI ]

pRhlwd auDwry ikrpw DwrI ]4]

BUlo rwvxu mugDu Acyiq ]

lUtI lµkw sIs smyiq ]

grib gieAw ibnu siqgur hyiq ]5]

shsbwhu mDu kIt mihKwsw ]

hrxwKsu ly nKhu ibDwsw ]

dYq sMGwry ibnu Bgiq AiBAwsw ]6]

jrwsMiD kwljmun sMGwry ]

rkqbIju kwlunymu ibdwry ]

dYq sMGwir sMq insqwry ]7]

Awpy siqguru sbdu bIcwry ]

dUjY Bwie dYq sMGwry ]

gurmuiK swic Bgiq insqwry ]8]

bUfw durjoDnu piq KoeI ]

rwmu n jwinAw krqw soeI ]

jn kau dUiK pcY duKu hoeI ]9]

jnmyjY gur sbdu n jwinAw ]

ikau suKu pwvY Brim BulwinAw ]

ieku iqlu BUly bhuir pCuqwinAw ]10]

kMsu kysu cWfUru n koeI ]

rwmu n cIinAw ApnI piq KoeI ]

ibnu jgdIs n rwKY koeI ]11]

ibnu gur grbu n myitAw jwie ]

gurmiq Drmu DIrju hir nwie ]

nwnk nwmu imlY gux gwie ]12]9]

Gauree, First Mehla:

Brahma acted in pride, and did not understand.

Only when he was faced with the downfall of the Vedas did he repent.

Remembering God in meditation, the mind is conciliated. ||1||

Such is the horrible pride of the world.

The Guru eliminates the pride of those who meet Him. ||1||Pause||

Bal the King, in Maya and egotism,

held his ceremonial feasts, but he was puffed up with pride.

Without the Guru's advice, he had to go to the underworld. ||2||

Hari Chand gave in charity, and earned public praise.

But without the Guru, he did not find the limits of the Mysterious Lord.

The Lord Himself misleads people, and He Himself imparts understanding. ||3||

The evil-minded Harnaakhash committed evil deeds.

God, the Lord of all, is the Destroyer of pride.

He bestowed His Mercy, and saved Prahlaad. ||4||

Raawan was deluded, foolish and unwise.

Sri Lanka was plundered, and he lost his head.

He indulged in ego, and lacked the love of the True Guru. ||5||

The Lord killed the thousand-armed Arjun, and the demons Madhu-keetab and Meh-khaasaa.

He seized Harnaakhash and tore him apart with his nails.

The demons were slain; they did not practice devotional worship. ||6||

The demons Jaraa-sandh and Kaal-jamun were destroyed.

Rakat-beej and Kaal-naym were annihilated.

Slaying the demons, the Lord saved His Saints. ||7||

He Himself, as the True Guru, contemplates the Shabad.

Because of the love of duality, God killed the demons.

By their true devotion, the Gurmukhs have been saved. ||8||

Sinking down, Durodhan lost his honor.

He did not know the Creator Lord.

One who makes the Lord's humble servant suffer, shall himself suffer and rot. ||9||

Janameja did not know the Word of the Guru's Shabad.

Deluded by doubt, how could he find peace?

Making a mistake, for even an instant, you shall regret and repent later on. ||10||

Kansa the King and his warriors Kays and Chandoor had no equals.

But they did not remember the Lord, and they lost their honor.

Without the Lord of the Universe, no one can be saved. ||11||

Without the Guru, pride cannot be eradicated.

Following the Guru's Teachings, one obtains Dharmic faith, composure and the Lord's Name.

O Nanak, singing the Glories of God, His Name is received. ||12||9||

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That is not the point.I have said that guru sahib has used Indian mythology to convey his message.

Read my posts carefully.

Story of Prahlad.

Hindu people claim he was saved by hindu devta but sikhism says it was god who saved him and it is god who saves all.

This is the core message of shabad.

This Shabad is by Guru Nanak Dev Ji in Raag Gauree on Pannaa 224

gauVI mhlw 1 ]

bRhmY grbu kIAw nhI jwinAw ]

byd kI ibpiq pVI pCuqwinAw ]

jh pRB ismry qhI mnu mwinAw ]1]

AYsw grbu burw sMswrY ]

ijsu guru imlY iqsu grbu invwrY ]1] rhwau ]

bil rwjw mwieAw AhMkwrI ]

jgn krY bhu Bwr APwrI ]

ibnu gur pUCy jwie pieAwrI ]2]

hrIcMdu dwnu krY jsu lyvY ]

ibnu gur AMqu n pwie AByvY ]

Awip Bulwie Awpy miq dyvY ]3]

durmiq hrxwKsu durwcwrI ]

pRBu nwrwiexu grb pRhwrI ]

pRhlwd auDwry ikrpw DwrI ]4]

BUlo rwvxu mugDu Acyiq ]

lUtI lµkw sIs smyiq ]

grib gieAw ibnu siqgur hyiq ]5]

shsbwhu mDu kIt mihKwsw ]

hrxwKsu ly nKhu ibDwsw ]

dYq sMGwry ibnu Bgiq AiBAwsw ]6]

jrwsMiD kwljmun sMGwry ]

rkqbIju kwlunymu ibdwry ]

dYq sMGwir sMq insqwry ]7]

Awpy siqguru sbdu bIcwry ]

dUjY Bwie dYq sMGwry ]

gurmuiK swic Bgiq insqwry ]8]

bUfw durjoDnu piq KoeI ]

rwmu n jwinAw krqw soeI ]

jn kau dUiK pcY duKu hoeI ]9]

jnmyjY gur sbdu n jwinAw ]

ikau suKu pwvY Brim BulwinAw ]

ieku iqlu BUly bhuir pCuqwinAw ]10]

kMsu kysu cWfUru n koeI ]

rwmu n cIinAw ApnI piq KoeI ]

ibnu jgdIs n rwKY koeI ]11]

ibnu gur grbu n myitAw jwie ]

gurmiq Drmu DIrju hir nwie ]

nwnk nwmu imlY gux gwie ]12]9]

gourree mehalaa 1 ||

brehamai garab keeaa nehee jaaniaa ||

baedh kee bipath parree pashhuthaaniaa ||

jeh prabh simarae thehee man maaniaa ||1||

aisaa garab buraa sa(n)saarai ||

jis gur milai this garab nivaarai ||1|| rehaao ||

bal raajaa maaeiaa aha(n)kaaree ||

jagan karai bahu bhaar afaaree ||

bin gur pooshhae jaae paeiaaree ||2||

hareecha(n)dh dhaan karai jas laevai ||

bin gur a(n)th n paae abhaevai ||

aap bhulaae aapae math dhaevai ||3||

dhuramath haranaakhas dhuraachaaree ||

prabh naaraaein garab prehaaree ||

prehalaadh oudhhaarae kirapaa dhhaaree ||4||

bhoolo raavan mugadhh achaeth ||

loottee la(n)kaa sees samaeth ||

garab gaeiaa bin sathigur haeth ||5||

sehasabaahu madhh keett mehikhaasaa ||

haranaakhas lae nakhahu bidhhaasaa ||

dhaith sa(n)ghaarae bin bhagath abhiaasaa ||6||

jaraasa(n)dhh kaalajamun sa(n)ghaarae ||

rakathabeej kaalunaem bidhaarae ||

dhaith sa(n)ghaar sa(n)th nisathaarae ||7||

aapae sathigur sabadh beechaarae ||

dhoojai bhaae dhaith sa(n)ghaarae ||

guramukh saach bhagath nisathaarae ||8||

booddaa dhurajodhhan path khoee ||

raam n jaaniaa karathaa soee ||

jan ko dhookh pachai dhukh hoee ||9||

janamaejai gur sabadh n jaaniaa ||

kio sukh paavai bharam bhulaaniaa ||

eik thil bhoolae bahur pashhuthaaniaa ||10||

ka(n)s kaes chaa(n)ddoor n koee ||

raam n cheeniaa apanee path khoee ||

bin jagadhees n raakhai koee ||11||

bin gur garab n maettiaa jaae ||

guramath dhharam dhheeraj har naae ||

naanak naam milai gun gaae ||12||9||

Gauree, First Mehla:

Brahma acted in pride, and did not understand.

Only when he was faced with the downfall of the Vedas did he repent.

Remembering God in meditation, the mind is conciliated. ||1||

Such is the horrible pride of the world.

The Guru eliminates the pride of those who meet Him. ||1||Pause||

Bal the King, in Maya and egotism,

held his ceremonial feasts, but he was puffed up with pride.

Without the Guru's advice, he had to go to the underworld. ||2||

Hari Chand gave in charity, and earned public praise.

But without the Guru, he did not find the limits of the Mysterious Lord.

The Lord Himself misleads people, and He Himself imparts understanding. ||3||

The evil-minded Harnaakhash committed evil deeds.

God, the Lord of all, is the Destroyer of pride.

He bestowed His Mercy, and saved Prahlaad. ||4||

Raawan was deluded, foolish and unwise.

Sri Lanka was plundered, and he lost his head.

He indulged in ego, and lacked the love of the True Guru. ||5||

The Lord killed the thousand-armed Arjun, and the demons Madhu-keetab and Meh-khaasaa.

He seized Harnaakhash and tore him apart with his nails.

The demons were slain; they did not practice devotional worship. ||6||

The demons Jaraa-sandh and Kaal-jamun were destroyed.

Rakat-beej and Kaal-naym were annihilated.

Slaying the demons, the Lord saved His Saints. ||7||

He Himself, as the True Guru, contemplates the Shabad.

Because of the love of duality, God killed the demons.

By their true devotion, the Gurmukhs have been saved. ||8||

Sinking down, Durodhan lost his honor.

He did not know the Creator Lord.

One who makes the Lord's humble servant suffer, shall himself suffer and rot. ||9||

Janameja did not know the Word of the Guru's Shabad.

Deluded by doubt, how could he find peace?

Making a mistake, for even an instant, you shall regret and repent later on. ||10||

Kansa the King and his warriors Kays and Chandoor had no equals.

But they did not remember the Lord, and they lost their honor.

Without the Lord of the Universe, no one can be saved. ||11||

Without the Guru, pride cannot be eradicated.

Following the Guru's Teachings, one obtains Dharmic faith, composure and the Lord's Name.

O Nanak, singing the Glories of God, His Name is received. ||12||9||

What do you understand by this.

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Story of Prahlad.

Hindu people claim he was saved by hindu devta but sikhism says it was god who saved him and it is god who saves all.

This is the core message of shabad.

What do you understand by this.

Quick, call the Scotland Yard, we have a Sherlock Holmes on our hands...

What do you think Sri Dasam Granth Sahib does? It also shows the true history and that there are many devi devte made. In Dasam Granth Sahib it says there are millions of krishans made like worms and without Sri Akaal Purakah Vaheguru none of them can be saved.

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Gurdip johal how you like below

ਸਾਧ ਕਰਮ ਜੇ ਪੁਰਖ ਕਮਾਵੈ ॥ ਨਾਮ ਦੇਵਤਾ ਜਗਤ ਕਹਾਵੈ ॥
साध करम जे पुरख कमावै ॥ नाम देवता जगत कहावै ॥
Because of virtuous actions, a purusha (person) is known as devta (god)

ਕੁਕ੍ਰਿਤ ਕਰਮ ਜੇ ਜਗ ਮੈ ਕਰਹੀ ॥ ਨਾਮ ਅਸੁਰ ਤਿਨ ਕੋ ਸਭ ਧਰਹੀ ॥੧੫॥
कुक्रित करम जे जग मै करही ॥ नाम असुर तिन को सभ धरही ॥१५॥
And because of evil actions, he is known as asura (demon).15.

Bachitra natak


Guru sahib has given very simple definition of a devta thus trashing all devtas.Which granth does that?

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Quick, call the Scotland Yard, we have a Sherlock Holmes on our hands...

What do you think Sri Dasam Granth Sahib does? It also shows the true history and that there are many devi devte made. In Dasam Granth Sahib it says there are millions of krishans made like worms and without Sri Akaal Purakah Vaheguru none of them can be saved.

Missionaries lost.

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Gurdip johal how you like below

ਬ੍ਰਹਮਾ ਚਾਰ ਹੀ ਬੇਦ ਬਨਾਏ ॥ ਸਰਬ ਲੋਕ ਤਿਹ ਕਰਮ ਚਲਾਏ ॥

ब्रहमा चार ही बेद बनाए ॥ सरब लोक तिह करम चलाए ॥

Brahma composed all the four Vedas, all the people followed the injunctions contained in them.

ਜਿਨ ਕੀ ਲਿਵ ਹਰਿ ਚਰਨਨ ਲਾਗੀ ॥ ਤੇ ਬੇਦਨ ਤੇ ਭਏ ਤਿਆਗੀ ॥੧੯॥

जिन की लिव हरि चरनन लागी ॥ ते बेदन ते भए तिआगी ॥१९॥

Those who were devoted to the Feet of the Lord, they abandoned the Vedas.19.

ਜਿਨ ਮਤਿ ਬੇਦ ਕਤੇਬਨ ਤਿਆਗੀ ॥ ਪਾਰਬ੍ਰਹਮ ਕੇ ਭਏ ਅਨੁਰਾਗੀ ॥

जिन मति बेद कतेबन तिआगी ॥ पारब्रहम के भए अनुरागी ॥

Those who abandoned the path of the Vedas and Katebs, they became the devotees of God.

ਤਿਨ ਕੇ ਗੂੜ ਮਤਿ ਜੇ ਚਲਹੀ ॥ ਭਾਤਿ ਅਨੇਕ ਦੁਖਨ ਸੋ ਦਲਹੀ ॥੨੦॥

तिन के गूड़ मति जे चलही ॥ भाति अनेक दुखन सो दलही ॥२०॥

Whosoever follows their path, he crushes various types of sufferings.20.

Dasam Granth sahib

ਬੇਦ ਕਤੇਬ ਸੰਸਾਰ ਹਭਾ ਹੂੰ ਬਾਹਰਾ ॥

Baedh Kathaeb Sansaar Habhaa Hoon Baaharaa ||

बेद कतेब संसार हभा हूं बाहरा ॥

He is beyond the world of the Vedas, the Koran and the Bible.

ਨਾਨਕ ਕਾ ਪਾਤਿਸਾਹੁ ਦਿਸੈ ਜਾਹਰਾ ॥੪॥੩॥੧੦੫॥

Naanak Kaa Paathisaahu Dhisai Jaaharaa ||4||3||105||

नानक का पातिसाहु दिसै जाहरा ॥४॥३॥१०५॥

The Supreme King of Nanak is immanent and manifest. ||4||3||105||

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