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Humans are very busy accumulating material wealth and in the process fail to accumulate any spitiual wealth. Turn over a new leaf before it is too late. Chhod Kar Sansaar Jab Tu Jayega When you leave this world, no companion will be with you. If you did not worship the Lord, did not...

Read some of the sayings of Bhagat Kabir Ji and reflect on the truth in them. Kabir Das Famous Dohe In Hindi Let’s learn Kabir Das’s famous dohe in Hindi...

One of my most revered mystics is Bhagat Kabir Ji. Most of you have not even heard of him. It is amazing that he was abaondoned as a baby by his mother and was brought up by a poor Muslim weaver and his family and was chosen by God to be a Saint a few hundred years ago and now admired and...

God's wonders Hare Krishna kirtan - best kirtan hare krishna bhajan - kirtan song - iskcon kirtan Hare Krishna Hare Rama Mantra || Srila Prabhupada's world || Iskcon Kirtan

Historically, there are very strong ties between Sufi Islam and Sikhism --- to the extent that the holy words of Sufi saints like Bhagat Kabir and Baba Fareed are included in the Sikh Holy Book. As stated below the honor to lay the foundation stone of the Golden Temple in Amritsar, Punjab was...

Sometimes we may have nowhere else to turn to, often we may just want to join in to do some public service, it is always a good idea to go to a religious place of worship to help around. There is always something that needs to be done. The Sikh Gurdwara will always welcome you. When I was in...

Many of us think that God --- in Sikhism referred to as Waheghuru (Wonderful Lord) -- is far far away. Sikhism explains - why leave your family to look for God in the forests, the mountains, etc. when God is within you. Sikhism teaches that a "divine spark" or soul (atma) is present within...

A Muslim singing the mesmerising divine virtues of Guru Nanak Read the translations, then pause and read the explanations and then listen to it again. Introduction to the Poem"Peer Nanak" is a revered piece of devotional Punjabi poetry written by the esteemed poet Babu Firoz Deen Sharaf...

A Hukumnama is a Sikh term for a "command" or "order". In a spiritual context, it refers to a hymn from the Guru Granth Sahib that is revealed as a divine message or guidance, often taken daily in Gurdwaras. Gurmukh and Manmukh are two opposing spiritual mindsets in Sikhism. A Gurmukh follows...

Sometimes a person let's say you yourself reach such a state in life that you are or you perceive yourself to be all alone. Everyone points a finger at you and blame you. You think that everyone has left you and that all distance themselves from you. In this state of life all you see are the...

You will find God in the company of those who are blessed In Sikhism, "Narayan" is one of the many names used for the Divine, representing the concept of the Supreme Being. Nam Niranjan Neer Narayan - Nirinjan Kaur at Sat Nam Fest 2010 @bpindorie8353 9 months ago (edited) Each time I...

Many times we are faced with the burdens of life which can be extremely stressful and upsetting. In times of both happiness or sorrow always pray to God and seek his blessings. Never ever forget God, who is the cause of all causes. "The song 'So Dukh Kaisa Paave' by Jassie Gill, Jaya Kishori &...

Hukam (Divine Order) of God's will Everyday life can be overwhelming - birth, sickness, wealth, poverty, death, etc etc. How do you overcome this. It is easier said than done but never give up. Bottom line pray whatever your religion. In Sikhism, Hukam is the divine order or will of God...

Guru Gobind Singh Ji the 10th and last human Sikh Guru (Enlightened Master) had 4 young sons. 2 in their early teens were martyred fighting the Mughal forces of Emperor Aurangzeb while the other 2 aged about 6 and 8 were bricked alive for refusing to convert to Islam. Imagine yourself in this...

Never look down on another person. Everyone makes many many mistakes. Many of us are sinful but you never know God may send someone your way to change your destiny. Can you repeat the name of God while driving, walking, resting, before you sleep and when you wake up? If you do this regularly...