11-Dec-2007, 22:43 PM
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| Re: Naam japna
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Originally Posted by International Akaali  Sikh80 i get the sense you get very uncomfortable and stressful when an individual does have any kind of question why is that? He has just asked that do you concur it is not that hard of a question.
Also I would like to ask you where in Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji is given this "vidhi" of naam simran/meditation. As is this the way guru sahib has given us is of the rrepitiion of gods name numerous times in a certain position? Please clairify, you have pasted a bunch of articles which i don't have time to read right now so can you please summurize as per teaching of guru granth sahib ji. Thanks. | Akali ji,
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Since you are here I would like that you take up the question of randip ji and answer and guide us.What do you feel. I would also like that you should study the posts when you have the time and also tell us the ''vidhi'' after summarizing from Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Incidentally I am attending to some other job.I shall read when I have the time.  On second thought I felt that you may really be short of time and hence The following 'tuks' are posted from Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. hir ko nwmu jpIAY nIiq ] (405-13, Awsw, mÚ 5) Chant continually the Name of the Lord. swis swis iDAwie so pRBu iqAwig Avr prIiq ]1] rhwau ] (405-13, Awsw, mÚ 5) With each and every breath, meditate on God, and renounce other love. ||1||Pause|| ijnw swis igrwis n ivsrY hir nwmW min mMqu ] (319-18, gauVI, mÚ 5) Those who do not forget the Lord, with each breath and morsel of food, whose minds are filled with the Mantra of the Lord's Name rwm nwmu myrY pRwix vswey siqgur pris hir nwim smeIAw ]1] (834-13, iblwvlu, mÚ 4) He has brought the Lord's Name to dwell upon my breath of life; meeting with the True Guru, I am absorbed into the Lord's Name. ||1||
and ijcru ivic dMmu hY iqcru n cyqeI ik krygu AgY jwie ] (556-1, ibhwgVw, mÚ 3) As long as there is breath in the body, he does not remember the Lord; what will he do in the world hereafter?  |