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Practical Spirituality of Gurmat

We are spiritually asleep. The Gurmat Wisdom of the the Sri Guru Granth Sahib (SGGS) spiritually Awakens our conditioned Conscience from this seemingly perpetual slumber. The Gurbani (SGGS) teaches practical… Continue reading Practical Spirituality of Gurmat

Gurmat Meditation

We often hear that the world is changing. Essentially what it means is that people’s thinking (Soch) is changing. We are surrounded by artificiality. Thus almost all our interactions with… Continue reading Gurmat Meditation

Knowledge is Taken, not Given

According to the Sri Guru Granth Sahib (SGGS), Giaan-Wisdom is the subject of the mind (Budh) – REALIZATION WITHIN. This is why the Gurbani talks about Naam JAP and the… Continue reading Knowledge is Taken, not Given

Omnipresent God

Those who know god cannot describe god. On the other hand, those who describe god do not know god! Commonly all world-religions and believers at least claim that god is:… Continue reading Omnipresent God

Rope Mistaken for a Snake!

Like a person in the dark of night mistakes a rope for a snake, similarly, we also get mixed up about the true nature of things in this world including… Continue reading Rope Mistaken for a Snake!

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