Why Sikhi Stands Apart from Time-Bound Traditions Sikhi is the complete revelation of the Eternal Truth, offering the fullest and clearest vision of divinity and the reality of life. While Sikhs recognize that rays of divine light, truth, and virtue shine within all human beings, Sikhi
Read MoreThe concepts of Sachkhand and Dasam Duar hold profound significance in Gurmat. While both are interconnected in the spiritual journey of a seeker, they are distinct in their nature and function. Sachkhand: The Supreme Realm Sachkhand is the highest spiritual realm, described in Sri Guru Granth
Read MoreKrishna is regarded as an Avtaar (incarnation) of Vishnu. Like all human beings, he is known for his noble deeds but was also susceptible to making mistakes. He was blessed with physical beauty and possessed supernatural abilities expected of an Avtaar. While delivering spiritual guidance to
Read MoreThroughout Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, Vaheguru is glorified through references to well-known figures and concepts from the cultural and religious context of the time, individuals who were widely regarded as great or divine. In this particular Shabad (sacred hymn), terms like Krishna, Mata Devki, and
Read MoreKrishna is believed to be an Avtaar (incarnation) of the deity Vishnu. Like all mortals, he performed many noble deeds, but he was not free from shortcomings. He possessed exceptional beauty and divine powers, attributes typically associated with Avtaars. During the battlefield discourse with Arjuna, Krishna
Read MoreIn todayโs world, a troubling misconception is spreading within some circles of the Sikh community: the idea that Giaan (knowledge) is the Guru. This notion not only misinterprets Gurbani but also undermines the very foundation of Sikhi, the eternal presence of Guru Nanak Dev Ji as
Read Moreเจเจฎ เจฎเจพเจฐเจ เจชเฉฐเจฅเฉ เจจ เจธเฉเจเจ เจเจเฉเฉ เจ เฉฐเจง เจเฉเจฌเจพเจฐเฉเจตเจพ เฅฅ เจจเจพ เจเจฒเฉ เจฒเฉเจซ เจคเฉเจฒเจพเจเจ เจจเจพ เจญเฉเจเจจ เจชเจฐเจเจพเจฐเฉเจตเจพ เฅฅ The path of death (Jam Maarag) is dark and dismal; the way cannot be seen. There is no water, no quilt or mattress, and no food there. In this
Read MoreThe greatness of Guru Sahib is beyond our comprehension. Some revere Him as a Pir, some as a Shah, and some as Nanak Lama, some as a Holy man, while others see Him as a social reformer. Many acknowledge Him as the true Guru, but the
Read Moreเจธเจพเจง เจเฉ เจธเฉฐเจเจฟ เจจเจนเฉ เจเจเฉ เจเจพเจฒเฅฅ เจฆเจฐเจธเจจเฉ เจญเฉเจเจค เจนเฉเจค เจจเจฟเจนเจพเจฒเฅฅGuru Granth Sahib Ji: Ang 272 In the first pankiti, the word ‘เจเจพเจฒ’ has a mukta ‘เจฒ’, which in this context means เจเจฎเจพเจ (effort). The last letter of a feminine noun is always mukta. In the meaning
Read MoreThere is a vast difference in opinion on what the correct Pad-ched of Manglacharan in its different forms should be. Only Guru Sahib knows the correct Pad-ched but from the veechar of Gurmukhs, we can try our best at doing the correct Pad-ched while doing paath.
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