Serious Little stories for the soul on a Saturday

[QooldipSingh]

Then someone replied and stated this:

and knowing every house was on fire..makes you happier?

 

[QooldipSingh]

A reply to an important question above.

Interesting question.

But a suffering person would probably not be any happier.

Imagine "A" has a relative who died or got seriously injured in a car crash.

Would seeing "B" suffer a similar fate make "A" happier?

But then why suffering all over?



http://www.wahegurunet.com/why-is-there-suffering

Sikhism provides a reason for why an all-loving and all-powerful creator allows suffering to continue. Our entire concept of suffering as being a bad thing, is wrong. Suffering is the mechanism that God has put in place to make us remember and love God again:

“Suffering is the medicine, and pleasure the disease, because where there is pleasure, there is no desire for God” (Guru Granth Sahib, p.469).

A loving mother sometimes punishes her child, so that the child may reform their bad ways. Similarly, just as iron is beaten by the blacksmith, even though the iron cries out in pain, in the end what is left is iron without the impurities:

“Putting iron into the furnace the iron is heated. Then it is put on the anvil where it bears the strokes of hammer. Making it clear like glass, its value is set” (Bhai Gurdaas Vaaran, p.14).

Another way to look at good and evil is to consider instead light and darkness. Darkness does not actually exist, it is merely the absence of light, but without darkness, how can we hope to understand light?

Similarly, evil does not exist, it is merely the absence of good, but without the concept of evil, how can we hope to understand good?

Without suffering and pain, we would not be able to understand the value of goodness and pleasure.




Aad Guray Nameh
Jugaad Guray Nameh
Sat Guray Nameh
Siri Guru Devay Nameh

I bow to the Primal Wisdom
I bow to the Wisdom through the Ages
I bow to the True Wisdom
I bow to the great, unseen Wisdom

 

[QooldipSingh]

The cure all "Word"

Repetition of the Name of God brings peace to your soul

WAHEGURU -- WONDERFUL GOD
WONDERFUL LORD

@yogicyoga1227​

1 year ago
I had big problem. I could not sleep - thinking of all the problems I hear this Waheguru meditation I was immediately at peace - Waheguru Bless you jio thank you so much

 

[QooldipSingh]

When a child is given up for whatever reason by the mother and the child is found or adopted and brought up by someone else.
Love every child as your own.

Nanak Aadh Jugaadh Jiyo​

"Nanak Aadh Jugaadh Jiyo" is a Punjabi devotional song that translates to "Nanak, the Primal Beginning of All Ages."

It's a song that honors Guru Nanak Dev, the founder of Sikhism, and his teachings.

The song emphasizes that there's divinity in all of God's creations and encourages helping others.

It also portrays a journey of raising a child, with individuals lending a helping hand, and stresses the importance of ensuring all children are cared for.

 

[QooldipSingh]

Listen to this blessed person with such a soulful voice - if possible, when it is completely silent.
You in fact need not know or understand the words as the blessed voice will overtake and have a profound effect on your soul.
Always remember and repeat the name of God whatever your religion and make this human form your last re-incarnation and be finally with God

SATGURU AVAN GE FEHRA PAVN GE --- SATGURU (TRUE SPIRITUAL TEACHER) WILL COME​

The True Guru will come. He will visit me and He will come to my house.

I have placed a flower-bed on it. I have seated the True Guru on it.

I get up in the morning and read the five verses.

I remember you, my heart knows you, I meditate on you in the evening, I meditate on you only.

Every time I go, I give thanks, at that time the True Guru will come, I will be blessed.

I wake up in the morning, I put my hope in you, my True Guru, I go towards you, at night I go to sleep, I remember you.

I give thanks, at that time the True Guru will come, I will be blessed. ........

 

[QooldipSingh]

When your land is taken, your ancestors and tribes are destroyed, your language/s and culture annihilated and there is nothing of you left except your soul.

The Last Of The Mohicans​

@johnho2369​

4 years ago
When hearing your song, I feel pain, sadness and sorrow for Native Americans. Got tears in my eyes, so touching!

@abeerhleissi8457​

6 years ago
I dont know what's wrong with me, this rhymes brings me joy tears ..pain..Anger...angry for the stolen land ,, I imagine myself walking through their land ,, riding wind,, I cant hold my tears,, I don't know what that could be,, I love to imagine myself a native man at the golden ages of their lands,, even though am Arabian.

 

[QooldipSingh]

A timely reminder to ALL of us.

Reflect on the years that have flown by and it seems like it was only yesterday.
Many have told me that the days, months and years are just by passing too fast.

We have all been busy with our worldly affairs.
Before we realize it we would be at the last moment of our life on this good Earth.

How many of us visit our places of worship on a regular basis let alone on a daily basis.
Most will end up saying "Are you crazy?" "I am not a priest"

Remember you need not go to a place of worship everyday but you can listen to your prayers while driving, when in a bus or just walking.
Most of us have lots of time to be engaged in lust, anger, greed, attachment and ego.

Remember this is our only opportunity to be re-united with God after the numerous life forms we have been through.
Let us again not waste this precious life form as a human.


Oh Lord, I am such a Sinner

 

[bigozt]

I think there is a thread on SBF for leeligious crap