The Chands of Jaap Sahib The participants of the “Week with HGRD” event will have the opportunity to join SatKirin’s regularly scheduled “Chant & Chat Club Monthly Global Sangat Meeting“….
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The Mangala Charan are the words of Guru Gobind Singh in Sanskrit. These words along with the complete Jaap Sahib are a perfect naad to carry you to Sahibee. Sahibee is a state in which you can master your own mind and thus find direction from your own intuition.
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The 33rd Pauri of JapJi Sahib, written by Guru Nanak Dev JI – eliminates fear. This music video is sung by Satkirin Kaur and is from her album, “Sacred Kiss”
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Would it surprise you if I told you that the people we surround ourselves with have a profound impact on us? Indeed, one of the most widely used sayings in…
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It’s amazing to reflect on Guru Nanak, who never actually had a human Guru. In his day, you had to have a human guide and teacher, but his guide came to him through the Jal Samadhi—his awakening in the river—when the Infinite came to him directly delivering the words of Japji Sahib.
The first non-human guide of the Shabd Guru came through this channel, and it continued through 10 human masters. The immense gift of Shabd Guru is that the state of ecstatic bliss that our Gurus experienced is transmitted directly to the reader, the listener, or the speaker of these sacred hymns.
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Amrit Peevo: the power of the mother’s prayer. Recitation of this ancient prayer protects, heals, blesses, and watches over. Just listening to the words invokes a powerful blessing. Yogi Bhajan said that the greatest power is the prayer of the mother. For those who don’t have children, you can focus on the child within yourself. To care for others, you must first care for yourself.
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