Shabad Guru

imho the Aunkarr under a Word serves the same purpose as Capitalising serves in English Grammar. In Gurmukhi and other Indo languages there is no "Capitals/small letters"...all alphabets same...IN Gurmukhi of Gurbani Grammar this capitalisation is served by either the Aunkarr or the SIHAREE.
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SO "Sabadu" is THE SABAD......and "Sabad" is just about ANY sabad !! Akal Purkah(u) is THE MAIN PURAKH..the ONE and ONLY PURAKH in this brahmand...."purakh" is everyone else..you, me..billy clinton..nehru..stalin....and about 3 billion more...
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These are Grammatical "MARKERS"...and the meaning will change when they are applied...

 
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Thank you and next time anyone who brings this up must make the same effort that you have done.

GIYANI JARNAIL SINGH Ji,
I agree to your explanation.
But you will find that we never explain that for GuRU it is SABADu...The WORD.
or SPECIFIC ONE WORD.
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Therefore it should be clear that there is SPECIFIC SINGLE WORD which is being refered as GuRU.

Since SABAD is reference for any word so this should not be refered for GuRU.
But we always write SABAD as Guru this should be noted nd corrected accordingly.
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You will appreciate a fact of Gurbaani that unless we write the Gurbaani words
as such with proper grammatical indications {May be any language} it would not be possible to get the correct meaning of the words.Since we are not maintaining this aspect of Gurbaani in English language we are unable ti interprate Gurbaani correctly.

Sir,I am aware you are a person with good knowledge of Gurmukhi script of Gurbaani along with its Grammer. I am sure you can play a vital role in estabklishing the practie of correct understanding of Gurbaani.
Thanking you for your valuable input.
Prakash.S.Bagga

Paraksh singh ji,
Its a long ardous road....Sikhs have gone so far away form the GURU...in substance as wella s concept..and are neck deep in karamkaand fokee ritualism and pakhand big time...very rare are thsoe that are remotely interested in seeking out the GURU and knowing HIM via His Gurbani..............still there are those rare ones among us who peresevere..and I too appreciate what you are trying to do..keep in chardeekalla jios always..its HIS WORK..its HIS HUKM and His WILL...we are but instruments of His Hukm and Will..when He has his Nadr on us..we will succeed.