greenjuice
SPNer
- Jun 5, 2009
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i came accross this lines from the SGGS
[FONT=Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif]The true Vaishnaav, the devotee of Vishnu, is the one with whom God is thoroughly pleased.
He dwells apart from Maya.
Performing good deeds, he does not seek rewards.
Spotlessly pure is the religion of such a Vaishnaav;
he has no desire for the fruits of his labours.
He is absorbed in devotional worship and the singing of Kirtan, the songs of the Lord's Glory.
Within his mind and body, he meditates in remembrance on the Lord of the Universe.
He is kind to all creatures.
He holds fast to the Naam, and inspires others to chant it.
O Nanak, such a Vaishnaav obtains the supreme status. ||2||
Guru Arjan Dev Ji in Raag Gauree p274[/FONT]
for instance, in the Quran there is a line where Islam is given it's name, so i was wandering if there is something like that in the Gurbani?
[FONT=Georgia, Times New Roman, Times, serif]The true Vaishnaav, the devotee of Vishnu, is the one with whom God is thoroughly pleased.
He dwells apart from Maya.
Performing good deeds, he does not seek rewards.
Spotlessly pure is the religion of such a Vaishnaav;
he has no desire for the fruits of his labours.
He is absorbed in devotional worship and the singing of Kirtan, the songs of the Lord's Glory.
Within his mind and body, he meditates in remembrance on the Lord of the Universe.
He is kind to all creatures.
He holds fast to the Naam, and inspires others to chant it.
O Nanak, such a Vaishnaav obtains the supreme status. ||2||
Guru Arjan Dev Ji in Raag Gauree p274[/FONT]
for instance, in the Quran there is a line where Islam is given it's name, so i was wandering if there is something like that in the Gurbani?