creator

This is a line from another thread, but its a good question, my own feeling is that this Creator is the sum of Creation, although I would probably dispute the caring bit, slightly Abrahamic, slightly Vedic, Creator cared by giving us a brain, what else is there to do? I do not believe Creator is...

Beyond creating and bestowing Grace, does "God" (Guruji, Ik Onkar, Akaal Purakh, Waheguru) intervene in human affairs or natural events?

I am not big on love, its hard to be big on something that you do not understand, or when you have been told all your life that your 'doing it wrong', I have been told all my life, in probably a dozen relationships that I have a strange and uncommon view of love. Well thats ok, if there is...

The Creator – God, as usually described; His nature and existence! Not new questions for humanity but baffling, nevertheless. What do historians and linguists tell us about the word god and its origin. I am not a theologian so let me lay the matter to rest with the brief note that the English...

A conscious creator in Sikhi? I have noticed on here in recent times that some people claim to be Sikh and yet do not believe in a conscious creator, but instead personally interpret Gurbani to be instruction on how to live in harmony with nature / creation and compare Sikhi to Athiesm. But...

Some very interesting questions being posed to Guru ji. These appear to be quite acquiesce with what may still be thinking to date in our lives. Guru ji’s being asked where it all began. How to recognize pertinent wisdom and find where it resides? How to replace fears with calmness...

Guru ji’s are asked about the control of wishes and desires. Also being asked is how to achieve such difficult tasks and connect with the creator. Let us review the following, Sidhas/Yogis ask: Guru Ji’s answers: Guru ji describe that it is the understanding that removes desires...

Gurfatehji In my opinion, it was never the Gurus intention to turn themselves into Gods, to be worshipped or to be put onto a pedestal. I believe that the Gurus had no special powers, no supernatural powers, they had just managed to achieve the state of Naam, and wanted to share that with us...

Infinity is a very large and larger than large limit indefinable concept. It can be given a symbol ∞ but from non-mathematical descriptions, it can require tremendously large resources even for a specific real number, concept and dimension. Creator is infinite in dimensions (virtues...

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I share below couple of great comments I got from gurmatbibek site regarding this question. 1. Grammar oriented 2. Essence and Reference Additionally I believe, from what I understand, the use of masculinity in General in Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji is such that the female persona did...

Gurfateh Although the philosophical and pragmatic elements of sikhism interest me hugely as a way of living your life, I come unstuck on the love for Creator. It is very difficult to love something you cannot hear, you cannot see, you cannot touch, although Creation can be heard/seen/touched...

Probably very minuscule of the total creator that is resides in all of us. Maybe just enough that we can recognize consonance in creation and live accordingly. So why is there the following saying, “To find God/Creator you got to see inside of yourself first.” Does it make sense? I...

A wonderful Shabad for discourse. My understanding in Red and as always I stand corrected. Sat Sri Akal.

So why did God remove Adam from Heaven? And what is the reaction of Sikhs and others? YouTube - Aziz Mian - Aasmaan Se Utaara Gayaa

A Sikh on another forum said that according to Sikhism, the creator and his creation is one. I wanted to verify what he said and googled. That was when I came across your forum. I have now become a member and my first question is whether it is true that Sikhism believes that the creator and His...

To be restless to meet Guru and the Creator It is amazing how a longing to meet the Guru and the Almighty is expressed in the following Guru Shabad, it is the longing that steers the heart to the goal, it is the longing that procures due attention needed to fulfill its set up goal. With...

The Uniqueness of Guru nanak Ji Sahib's Nirmal Panth has always been regarded as either "subservient" to Hinduism/vedic philosophy or a side kick to Islam's monotheism philosophy or even worse..an amalgmation of Both !! Most Sikh scholars of repute have not been able to discard their...

peace to all the rightly guided onese, dear friends, i have a question and i find it very very nesecery to discover the answer for hoping someone here will be able to claerify my understanding about following lines from Guru Granth Sahib: eykw mweI jugiq ivAweI iqin cyly prvwxu ] (7-2, jpu...

Guru Nanak Never Questioned the Creator Most of the scholars that I am aware of, interpreted Guru Nanak’s shabad which starts with “khurasaan khasmana kia.” quite contrary to Guru ji’s love for the Creator. It was never acceptable to me that Guru ji would use such language for the Creator...