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Guru Sadhana Kaur recites the fifth pauree of Japji Sahib 11 times. The fifth pauree grants success when you have a sense of failure within yourself and do not feel up to a job.…
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Harsimranjeet Singh recites the third pauree of Japji Sahib 11 times. The Third Pauree transforms insufficiency into sufficiency, turns depression into elevation and transforms low self-esteem into complete self-confidence.…
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Guruprakash Kaur recites the third pauree of Japji Sahib 11 times. The third pauree turns insufficiency into sufficiency, depression into elevation and low self-esteem into self-confidence.…
Posted by Pritpal Singh Khalsa& filed under 01-Guru Nanak, Bani, Dharmic Education, Our Authors, Sikh History
Japji Sahib is timeless and universal. Recited daily (Jap), it becomes a companion, slowly revealing insights of your inner journey of self-realization and bringing light and strength to your divine self, your “ji.” The recitation of Japji acts as a medicinal salve or remedy to heal the injuries and the challenges encountered during your life.…
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Harsimranjeet Singh recites the first pauree of Japji Sahib 11 times. The first Pauree is an antidote to depression. It will lift you from the deepest depression, insecurity, nightmares, and loss, and bring contentment.…
Posted by Pritpal Singh Khalsa& filed under 01-Guru Nanak, Dharmic Education, Our Authors, Sikh History
Nanak was born into a middle-class Hindu family in 1469 in a small village near Lahore, Pakistan. As a boy, he rejected commonly held spiritual conventions and spent as much time as he could in the company of traveling sadhus, mystics, and spiritual teachers. Although well versed in Sanskrit, Persian, and the sacred texts of…
Posted by Dev Suroop Kaur Khalsa& filed under Shabad Guru, Your Stories
It’s a beautiful, crisp November morning in northern New Mexico. We're gathered under the cottonwood trees waiting to carry the Siri Guru Granth Sahib—our Shabad Guru (sacred scriptures revered as the "living" Guru for Sikhs)—in a procession to our temple. It's Guru Gaddee Day - the day that commemorates the installation of our…
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