Memorising Bani..

[Mrkhalsa007]

VahegurooJeeKaKhalsa VahegurooJeeKaKhalsa SangatJee.

I have a inner hope or objective to get my panj Bania Kanth and even more, but im finding it hard I know it takes time but I was woundering if there is anyone that could give me any teckniques or tips to getting GurBani Kanth.

VahegurooJeeKeeFateh*

[luckysingh99]

It's ALL his Kirpa

[hsingh8963]

Read Each Pangti ten times. then move on.after about ten or so repeat them together.

[Jonny101]

VahegurooJeeKaKhalsa VahegurooJeeKaKhalsa SangatJee.

I have a inner hope or objective to get my panj Bania Kanth and even more, but im finding it hard I know it takes time but I was woundering if there is anyone that could give me any teckniques or tips to getting GurBani Kanth.

VahegurooJeeKeeFateh*

This is a very good task you are undertaking. Nitnem should be memorized since it is done daily. Repetition is the key. The more repetition you do the better. Pick a bani, read it several times a day, also within that bani make a daily goal to read a particular Pauri dozens of times. Once you have one Pauri memorized, then move on the the next. If you get stuck on a tukh or find it a bit difficult to recite, then read it until it becomes easy to recite. Do ardas everyday and request Guru Jee to help you memorize Nitnem. Ultimately it is Gurprasaad. It is also Guru Jee's kirpa that He put it in your thoughts to want to memorize Nitnem. Maybe this is Guru Sahib's Ishara to you to go ahead and memorize Bani.

Memorizing Nitnem it not difficult if done systematically. During the time of Sant Gurbachan Singh Bhindranwale, to become a student of Taksal you had to memorize all of Panj Granthi. This is the kind of dedication Sikhs should strive for.

[skaur8888]

helped me to listen to Japji Sahib every morning on a CD, and recite along using a gutka. Then in evening I tried to memorise one pauri looking at the English translations to help to understand the meanings. Found it difficult at the beginning but over time it was a lot easier as my mind naturally tuned into the sounds and rhythm because I was listening everyday. I think that is the power of bani, feels natural and effortless after a while, all with Waheguruji's blessings. Try not to put pressure on yourself, let it happen naturally and enjoy the experience.

[k1968]

Waheguru ji Khalsa, Waheguru ji ki Fateh

you can download app "memorize Gurbani"/

it might find technique from the app

Gurfateh ji

kaur

[k1968]

Waheguru ji Khalsa, Waheguru ji ki Fateh

you can download app "memorize Gurbani"/

it might find technique from the app

Gurfateh ji

kaur

sorry, it is "memorise Nitnem"

[Mrkhalsa007]

Thank you all, i've downloaded the app and think reading Bani in a tune cant help memorisation also knowing the arths

[harsharan000]

Memorisng can be effortless, if there is genuine love for His Lotus Feet in one´s heart, mind and soul....

Then, the more one goes through the Bani, more the bliss felt in one´s being...

It is being like a child in a chocolate store ....

Sat Sree Akal.

[luckysingh99]

helped me to listen to Japji Sahib every morning on a CD, and recite along using a gutka. Then in evening I tried to memorise one pauri looking at the English translations to help to understand the meanings. Found it difficult at the beginning but over time it was a lot easier as my mind naturally tuned into the sounds and rhythm because I was listening everyday. I think that is the power of bani, feels natural and effortless after a while, all with Waheguruji's blessings. Try not to put pressure on yourself, let it happen naturally and enjoy the experience.

I too would recommend this method for all banis.

Reading along whilst listening to audio will also help with pronunciation errors that one may encounter.