Posts by: GuruKirin Kaur Khalsa

Reflexiones Acerca Del Segundo Pauree Del Llap Lli Sahib De Guru Nanak

Cuando escuchamos la palabra ‘comando’ se pueden activar reacciones ya que todos deseamos libertad. Mientras entendemos y aceptamos la naturaleza de la Orden Divina, aprendemos que la libertad sólo se consigue tomando la responsabilidad de nuestro crecimiento espiritual. A través de nuestra sadhana nos damos cuenta de que este ‘comando’ en realidad está dentro de nosotros.
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Reflections on the Second Pauri from Jap Jī Sāhib by Gurū Nānak

When we hear the word ‘command’ it can spark a reaction as we all desire freedom.  When we hear the word ‘Command’ it can spark a reaction as we all desire freedom.  As we understand and accept the nature of the Divine Order, we learn that freedom is only achieved by taking responsibility for our
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Guided with Love

Originally posted in the Fall 2018 SDI Ministry Newsletter There is a saying that God is always working in our best interest to serve us and we just need to connect with this energy to deliver the goals or prayer we are seeking. Throughout my life, I’ve explored how this happens and
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Shabad for Difficult Times ~ Aukhi Ghari Na Dekhan Day

It is easy to keep positive when our circumstances are supporting us, but how do we maintain our spiritual upliftment when times are hard? There is a concept in Sikh Dharma called ‘Chardi Kala’ or Every Rising Spirit.  It means that no matter the environments, circumstances or energies, our spirit remains high.  The Siri Singh
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The Power and Blessings of Yatra

A personal story from GuruKirin Kaur Yatras have always been magical for me.  So many important events have happened on a yatra, which brought about deep shifts in my life and psyche. This is because a Yatra is a journey to the higher consciousness.  When we go through our prayer on a spiritual pilgrimage,
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Cuál es la diferencia entre el Shabad Guru, el Siri Guru Granth Sahib y el Gurbani?

El Siri Guru Granth Sahib es una colección específica de shabads (poemas) compilados por el Quinto Guru, Guru Arjan en 1604, con algunos shabads añadidos por el décimo y último Guru Sikh, Guru Gobind Singh. Comienza con el Japji escrito por Guru Nanak e incluye escritos de los primeros cinco Gurus Sikh y el Noveno Guru, Guru Teg
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