It just requires a plain unconditional faith in Him. Like our guru has said “Hukm razae chalna, nanak likhia naal”, I feel that his hukm is very simple i.e one should keep doing his work in full faith and accept life the way it comes. read more
O Almighty, You are the Supreme Being, physically unapproachable, but we look at You as a tree on which we birds (in you) depend for solace; please grant us the unstained (naam) virtues so that we praise You - live in your remembrance and commands ( in all ages) all the time (by the Word) as taught by the Guru . read more
I think it's great to learn more about the Gurus. I feel more and more at home with the different "Nanaks" as I connect to their words through my daily hukam. read more
This tradition in Sikh baby names - Kaur & Singh, was intended to reduce the prejudice in India created on caste-typing based on the family name and to show equality between men and women. read more
Lareevar lrIvwr is the way of writing Gurbani where there are no spaces. Meaning all of the words are unbroken from one another in a continuous line as written below.
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