In an another post – with the guidance of the Sri Guru Granth Sahib (SGGS) – we looked at the Gurmukh-nature or Gurmukh-lifestyle. Here in this post, through the light … Continue reading “Non-Gurmukh Nature”
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The majority of us talk about ghosts and goblin or Bhoot-Pret as heard from manufactured stories, or as seen in movies and t.v. serials, or Pakhand, etc. However we seldom … Continue reading “Ghost-Pret Defined”
The Gurbani talks about two mentality-groups living together on earth: (1) the “rare” Gurmukhs (Daas, Bhagat, Jan…) who live the Divine Life, and (2) the rest – Manmukhs, Saakat, Mayadhaaree, … Continue reading “The Gurmukh Never Grows Old!”
Nimm (ਨਿੰਮ – Azadirachta indica, an Indian lilac tree) is known to be bitter by its very nature. Also called Neem, everything about this tree is bitter — its leaves, … Continue reading “Bitter Nature As Nimm”
The Gurbani time and again urges us to become the Gurmukh. Obviously, “Being” and “Becoming” is very important to the Gurbani. The Gurbani puts tremendous emphasis on living by this … Continue reading “Acting Without Being”
Our minds are heavily conditioned, fragmented, and deep in contradiction. The Gurbani’s Divine Wisdom Guides us to reverse this whole process of chaos and conflict to a state of Wisdom, … Continue reading “We All Act In Accordance With The Nature Of Our Mind”
The Gurbani tells us that a “Mayadhaaree” mind is nothing but “Rol Ghacholaa“. “Mayadhaaree” (“ਮਾਇਆਧਾਰੀ”) => one attached to Maya, a mammon worshipper, etc. “Rol Ghacholaa” (“ਰੋਲ ਘਚੋਲਾ”) => uproar, … Continue reading “Rol Ghacholaa”
The Sri Guru Granth Sahib (SGGS) is the Giaan-Guru. Spiritual Wisdom (Aatam Giaan or Divine Knowledge of the SGGS (Gurmat) makes one immune from deception and fraud – protects one … Continue reading “Spiritual Wisdom Protects From Deception And Fraud”
In the worldly sense, a woman is called Suhaagan if she is married and her worldly husband (Suhaag) is alive. To the contrary, a Duhaagan is a woman who has … Continue reading “Suhaagan And Duhaagan”
Numerously the Gurbani mentions “Suhelaa (ਸੁਹੇਲਾ)” and “Duhelaa (ਦੁਹੇਲਾ)”. But, according to the Gurbani, who is “Suhelaa (ਸੁਹੇਲਾ)”, and who is “Duhelaa (ਦੁਹੇਲਾ)” in this world? The Gurbani indicates that … Continue reading “Suhelaa And Duhelaa”