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I'm trying to find a new career and have been wanting to get out of my job. I'm in IT abd where I am there's no progression and the area I'm in, support engineer i do not want to do anymore. I been looking at different areas of IT and wanted advice so I did a Hukamnama from Guruji.

Can someone please explain to this manmukh the meaning of the Shabad. Is Guruji telling me not to look around after other things and stay put? Am i in trouble or with bad Sangat? What is Guruji telling me to do? 

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swrg mhlw 5 ]

Saarang, Fifth Mehla:

ApunI ieqnI kCU n swrI ]

By himself, the mortal cannot accomplish anything.

Aink kwj Aink Dwvrqw auriJE Awn jMjwrI ]1] rhwau ]

He runs around chasing all sorts of projects, engrossed in other entanglements. ||1||Pause||

idaus cwir ky dIsih sMgI aUhW nwhI jh BwrI ]

His companions of these few days will not be there when he is in trouble.

iqn isau rwic mwic ihqu lwieE jo kwim nhI gwvwrI ]1]

He is hand and glove with those who are of no use to him; the poor wretch is affectionately involved with them. ||1||

hau nwhI nwhI ikCu myrw nw hmro bsu cwrI ]

I am nothing; nothing belongs to me. I have no power or control.

krn krwvn nwnk ky pRB sMqn sMig auDwrI ]2]36]59]

O Creator, Cause of causes, Lord God of Nanak, I am saved and redeemed in the Society of the Saints. ||2||36||5

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Make sure you do your nitnem daily so your works is not useless as you should do naam jap daily. Dont be dependant or overbelieve in your companions people close to you to hold your back. Keep guru sahin as your only support. Keep away from bad sangat and stay with good sangat or the sangat of the saints. And remember that we should always stay in gods will by accepting whatever that happens good or bad. We are powerless and god does everything. We should not have chinta or anxiety and do ardas to guru sahib that as powerless beings keep us at your feet and keep us attathed to naam as a drug addict is to his drug. By himself you cant accomplish anything but guru ji also says not to cling to companions meaning take guru sahib as your asrah. 

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Thank you for you reply paaji.

 

He runs around chasing all sorts of projects, engrossed in other entanglements. ||1||Pause||

This line above is what makes me question if I should look elsewhere or if I just should stay where I am as Guruji is saying dont do anything else. Is that interpretation correct?

 

So should I focus on Naam on parth?

 

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Could you be more specific about where you are working and provide other details. Also we have to live a grishti jeevan but we also have to jap naam. If we do naam our work will be fruitful.

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48 minutes ago, SikhSeeker said:

Well I work in IT- an engineer. I just wanted to move out of it was fed up and was looking at other areas of it like programming etc. I took a Hukam as I wanted Gurujis advice as to what i should do, should i stay with what im doing, try something else if so what. 

If you ask me from the hukamnama, (the transliteration you posted was very hard to read and would be easier if it was in Gurmukhi), translation, it seems to seem to focus on Vaheguru without trying to find stuff elsewhere. You haven't mentioned if you went down-hill in bhagti or not?

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On 21/07/2017 at 9:12 AM, Jacfsing2 said:

If you ask me from the hukamnama, (the transliteration you posted was very hard to read and would be easier if it was in Gurmukhi), translation, it seems to seem to focus on Vaheguru without trying to find stuff elsewhere. You haven't mentioned if you went down-hill in bhagti or not?

Fateh,

 

Ive attached the Hukamnama. 

And yes my bhagti has been going downhill.

 

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Hi , I know sometimes guru ji's vaak is not easy for us to understand. 

However , never lose faith that guru sahib answers. Sometimes its not our samartha to understand guru ji.

Try to see in your life with whom you're associating that are of no use to you , even career-wise.

Unfortunately this is best i can understand. I wish I could help u more.

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