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How Does ਹਿਰਦਾ Translate Into English?

gurvichar

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Sep 26, 2009
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I've seen the word 'hirdah' translated as 'heart', 'mind', and even 'inside'. From the text in Gurbani I've looked at, it seems that this is a spiritual entity (somehow related to one's soul), as when Naam resides in Hirdah, one's soul becomes one with God. All of these terms (heart, mind, inside) seem to be physical things referring to the body...How would the word "ਹਿਰਦਾ" translate into English? Any thoughts on this matter would be appreciated.

Bhul Chukk Muaaf,
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Re: How does "ਹਿਰਦਾ" translate into English?



Personally to me hirda means the "inner self" or "soul centre" or "atma centre" where Waheguru resides and "vibrates" with and as a result of countless naam simran !


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