Recent content by gillgk

Thank you for this. You don't know how much I appreciate this. Listening to the final 4/4 video now.

I wouldn't dismiss naben ji so easily. Many people have different gyan or knowledge and different spiritual experiences. I prefer being wary of palmistry, astrology, feng shui, the works. It keeps me on the right track (never mind that I falter time and time again!).

How do you explain the words "Tati Vaao Na Lagaee" in Gurbani if there is no such thing as "Hot Winds". What are the "hot winds" referred to in Gurbani? Does that mean that palmistry and astrology are safe since they do not fall within the definition of sikhism? You see, they are not categorised...

One experiment: try simran out loud with the voice resonating from the heart instead of from the throat. Do it at any time, not just whilst sitting down. Take it as exercise for your heart if all other reasoning fails. If that is not possible, then perhaps you are where you want to be or...

Has anybody experienced the opening of the Dasam Dwaar? What happens when it opens? Can you relate your experiences or it is all hush hush lest you incur Guru's wrath? Can the Dasam Dwaar open without the opening of the other chakra's through His Grace?

LOL!:mundaviolin:

Wow. You are very brave. I too, went through the same phase. I didn't want to "let go" of my bipolar and lead a "normal" life. Today, on the condition of anonimity by this site, I fervently belief I'm a modern day saint who troops to work like everyone else. :noticemunda: No offence to the...

Dwa is medicine while Dua is prayer

If this wasn't true, it would be quite funny. I am bipolar. I suppose that is categorised as being mentally ill. Yet, I keep telling my psychatrists that this is a spiritual awakening. I refused to take my meds at first but someone mentioned dwa and dua both work hand in hand...

Re: Meditation, Why I do not do it.....anymore Thank YOU for that. It took a LONG while for me to realise that the words in bold applied to the spiritual realm as well. After it did, I learnt how to take baby steps again and be independent in my own right. I know not where I am going...

Re: Meditation, Why I do not do it.....anymore I say go with the flow. My "flow" of the moment is singing along with the shabad on youtube or singing along with sangat at the local Gurdwara. I too was caught in a whirlpool of ecstasy where I saw things, NOT to my detriment. I got addicted...