Sikhism

1. Guru Amardas ji thought of building a town on this place. For someone, they bought land from the zamindars of Thung village and the responsibility of establishing a town was placed on Guru Ram Das, Guru Ram Das was not on the throne at that time. 1 tank was dug at this place by Guru Ramdas ji, the named of that holy tank kept from name of Guru Amar Das ji, the name of that holy tank is Amrit Sarovar and the people of 52 regions were gathered and a town was built around the lake, which was named Ramdas Pura.
2. When Guru Ramdas started digging the lake, the lake was raw. After lighting his candle, Guru Arjan Dev ji came to take care of this service. He fixed the tank on which Guru Amardas ji used to sing hymns and Guru Ramdas ji used to give sermons to the congregation, at that place Arjan Dev ji built the building of Shri Harminder Sahib! Harminder Sahib means Temple of Hari, House of God. The entire map of the building of Harminder Sahib was prepared by Guru Arjan Dev ji with his own hands and its service was handed over to Baba Budha ji and its foundation was laid by Muslim fakir Sai Mian Mir ji. The four doors of Harminder Sahib mean that people of any caste and religion can come to the Gurudwara without any discrimination!! One way to go means that there is only one way to reach God. This bridge from Darshini Deori to Sachkhand has been built with the flour of Mah di dal, which was ground with a hand-operated mill at that time. Inside this bridge, there are small rooms, inside of which the Guru Granth Sahib is lit, and the Bhog of Shri Akhand Path Sahib is found. The height of Shri Harmandar Sahib Ji was kept lower than the height of the city. When Baba Budha Sahib Ji asked about this, Guru Sahib said that God is found only by those who live lowly. The Harmandir Sahib became a central hub for Sikh religious and cultural activities, welcoming people from all walks of life.

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Bitaywad/bhittewad is a gotra(subcaste) of jutt/jatt/jat who maybe Muslim/sikh/hindu it is a matter of ethnic identity which has no concern with religions.I myself a Bitaywad/bhittewad from Chak Allaudin,kali suba,Gujranwala District,Punjab Pakistan

Both are Sikh Surnames

Jabal/Jabbal/Jubal is a Ramgarhia Sikh Surname

Natt is a Jatt Sikh Surname

Carpenter

Yes josan is jatt belongs to jat clan found in multan in todays pakistan. Eventhought some or rare amount of josan also belongs to Kamboj Society

That means that we will somehow survive death. According to the belief of many religions, we have a body that dies, but we also have a part, called the soul, that will not die. In other religious traditions, it is the body itself that is reanimated at some later time (the "resurrection").

There is no Commandments in Sikhism. Guru Nanak founded Sikhism in 3 of the followings:

1. Nam Japo: - meditation on the Name of God in Sikhism, which is

"Waheguru", it is also called the 'Gur-Manter'. Naam Japna is the repetition of this

name.

2.Kirat Karo: - Honest earnings, labor, while remembering the Lord.

3.Vand Chakko: - Share with others in need, free food (langar), donate 10% of

income Dasvand, 10% of time in doing work to better humanity.

No brar is not

Brother or Sister,

I too have found myself looking for the very same thing you are looking for (Baba Ji's videos), rest assured that day will come when they will be officially released. Who knows you may see him on 'widescreen' (a word Baba Ji used regarding the inner) before they are released.

Best wishes & warm regards

radha swami satsang address in sydney

Science of the Soul Study Centre

1530 Elizabeth Drive

Cecil Park, New South Wales 2178, Australia

baba ji satsang probably will be in mid october but you can confirm by writing a letter at this address

good luck

RADHA SWAMI JI

Yes

Rays of the sun or bright light.

Yes, All they need to do is fillup and submit exemption form.

http://www.nzta.govt.nz/licence/assistance/exemptions.html

The Mogambo Guru retired, sort of. A website,www.bringbackmogambo.com is petitioning his publisher to bring his articles back. There seems to be a hold up in negotiations with the publisher.

The Khanda is the Sikh emblem. The Khanda consists of three objects: A Solid Circle Two Interlocked Swords One Double-edged Sword in the Centre The two-edged sword (which itself is known by the name Khanda), circled by the solid circle known as a Chakra. The right edge of the Khanda symbolises freedom and authority governed by moral and spiritual values. The left edge of the double-edged sword symbolises divine justice which chastises and punishes wicked oppressors. The two-edged sword at the centre of the Khanda also symbolises disintegration of false pride and vanity and demolition of the barriers of caste and other inequalities. The AMRIT which is used at the time of BAPTISM is stirred with the Khanda. The original Khanda with which Guru GOBIND SINGH stirred the baptismal waters on March 30, A.D. 1699 is now preserved at Anandpur. The Chakra being a circle without a beginning or an end exhorts the Sikhs to make the whole creation as the object of their compassion and activities. It signifies the symbol of Ek Om Kar, the Oneness of God, who is without beginning or end. The circle signifies oneness, unity, justice, humanity and morality. The Chakra was also used as a weapon against injustice and oppression. The two Kirpans (swords) flanking the Chakra represent the two swords of Guru HARGOBIND signifying the spiritual and temporal leadership of Gurus. Apart from giving it symmetry, the two Kirpans impart a conceptual balance to the Khandalike the Yin and Yang of ancient Chinese philosophy. The left side signifies the sword of spiritual sovereignty or Piri. The right sword signifies the sword of political sovereignty, Miri.

There are 38 pauris in the Japji sahib! It begins with Mool Manter, followed by Salok then 38 pauris and ends with a Salok.

Sikhism as a religion believes in the followings:

1.Sikhism believes in One GOD.

2.Sikhism believes Guru Granth Sahib as the last and eternal Gurus of Sikhs.

3.Sikhism believes in Karma- the law of cause and effect.

4.Sikhism believes in Reincarnation.

5.Sikhism believes in Multiple paths to salvation.

6.Sikhism opposes Pilgrimage,rituals practices.

you can not wear shoes or show your hair.

You have to make a raspberry and the length of the horn will make the sound

yes they are ramgarhia and jatt in both categories

Guru

What is the question ?

Jagga Jatt was born in 1901.

jahangir mughal emporer

The four entrance doors of Golden Temple signifies that it is open for all. The person belonging to any religion can offer his/her prayers at Golden Temple.