When speaking to a farmer Guru Nanak Sahib used the language of farmers. When in discussion with Brahmin/Pandit, Yogi, Qazi etcetera he used their spiritual language of the time. This… Continue reading Analogy of Agriculture: Farming the Body-Field
Author: T. Singh
Author is neither a scholar, nor a philosopher, nor a writer, nor a Pujaaree, etc., nor interested in being one. As a learner, he is trying to understand the Gurbani from the Gurbani to see own self and the world per the Wisdom of the SGGS. ... More →
Panj Khand – Guru Nanak’s Universal and Practical Guide for Spiritual Progression
If we were to state the ultimate purpose or Goal of human birth, it would be to reunite the mind with its ‘Mool / Jot Saroop‘ – Realize the Creator… Continue reading Panj Khand – Guru Nanak’s Universal and Practical Guide for Spiritual Progression
Missing Component from Sikhi Parchar
Gurdwars are supposed to be schools of Gurmat, where Gurmat was taught through Gurbani recorded in Sri Guru Granth Sahib (SGGS). Alas, in Gurdwars SGGS is a means to run… Continue reading Missing Component from Sikhi Parchar
Gurbani Defines Jap, Tap, Jat, Sat, Sanjam…
To convey the truth of the BANI, all 35 composers of Bani (ਬਾਣੀਕਾਰ) who are included in the Sri Guru Granth Sahib (SGGS) have used language, vocabulary, beliefs, phrases, terms,… Continue reading Gurbani Defines Jap, Tap, Jat, Sat, Sanjam…
Pujaaree’s Sikhi vs. Guru Nanak’s Unique Sikhi
The Sikhi or Gurmat of Guru Nanak (the progenitor Guru of Sikhi) believes in one, Universal Creator (contained within as Hukam – Cosmic System-Rule-Law-Order of Nature, ਕੁਦਰਤੀ ਨਿਯਮ) and does… Continue reading Pujaaree’s Sikhi vs. Guru Nanak’s Unique Sikhi