The Gurbani tells us to restrain (ਬੰਨ ਕੇ, ਰੋਕ ਕੇ ਰਖਣਾਂ) the flow of our desires (Kaam, hunger for Maya…) that flow out from the uncontrolled appetite of our senses.… Continue reading Flow of Desires
Category: World, Sansar
Seeing the World Through the Gurbani’s Eyes
First off, what’s the definition of ‘Gurbani’? The status of ‘Gurbani’ is attained only by that Bani which was recorded by the Guru Sahibs during their lifetime in Pothi Sahib… Continue reading Seeing the World Through the Gurbani’s Eyes
Hukam and Dynamic Universe
This universe is dynamic – ever changing. Nothing here stays forever. Everything we see is changeful, fleeting, impermanent, ephemeral, perishable, or disappearing. Nothing our physical eyes can see in it… Continue reading Hukam and Dynamic Universe
The Illusory World
The Gurbani (and other Indian scriptures) calls this created universe “Jhooth” (false or fake), “Mithyaa or Bharam” (illusion), and ” Supanaa” (dream). Calling this universe or material world false, illusion… Continue reading The Illusory World
Bridge Linking Sansaar and Niraakaar
In this material world, bridges (“ਸੇਤੁ”) are seen built to go acrooss something. For example, a bridge is a link between one side of the river to the other side.… Continue reading Bridge Linking Sansaar and Niraakaar