The Gurus and Bhagats were not only God-Connected Within, they were also excellent communicators and poets. They effectively used idioms and metaphors to explain very complex spiritual ideas. Hence impregnated… Continue reading Make Ten Senses Widows
Debunking the Myth of Jum Doot and Dharma Raj
Influenced by the self serving Pujaaree (clergy: Granthis, Parcharaks, Ragis, Dhadees etc.) and the freeloading Deraa-Vaad Baabaas (ਵੇਹਲੜ), our thinking and conceptions about various terms of religious dogmas and beliefs,… Continue reading Debunking the Myth of Jum Doot and Dharma Raj
Sootak Redefined
Doubt (delusion, superstitions, Bharam) is one of the major diseases of the human mind that easily weaken one’s mind. It is relatively easy to cheat a weak minded person by… Continue reading Sootak Redefined
Godly Contentment
The Unique spirituality of Sri Guru Granth Sahib (SGGS) teaches its Sikhs (lifelong learners, student) that the divine Virtues (ਗੁਣ) must be imbibed and lived in a Sikh’s Waking life… Continue reading Godly Contentment
Opening Verse – Guru Nanak’s concept of ‘God’
Following is the opening composition of the Sri Guru Granth Sahib (SGGS). The Author of this opening verse is Baba Nanak. This opening verse of the SGGS, shown below, is… Continue reading Opening Verse – Guru Nanak’s concept of ‘God’