Simran and Sikhi

[Admin]

The point is simply do not discount the value of repeating for something to become a part of our psyche.

The point of discussion should be What Gurbani says about repetition or chanting?

it is necessary for a certain pathways to spiritual growth.

What Gurmat says on this issue?

 

[A_seeker]

I see the author of this blog, like many other well-informed Sikhs" express disdain with chanting of Wahe Guru or any other word. It is viewed as a useless exercise. Is it truly a useless exercise., I often wonder?

Many modern interpetations of Gurbani is usage of left- brain -structured i.e pure logic and reason .But intuitively (a right brain function) we know that that is not enough to achieve happiness ,freedom and realisation of Creator within - our real desires.

Einstein had it right when he said 'The intuitive mind is a sacred gift, the rational mind is a faithful servant'. To many the servant is now in charge.

There are infinite number of truths that we can't get it through reason.

 

[P J Singh]

The point of discussion should be What Gurbani says about repetition or chanting?


What Gurmat says on this issue?

It is not a simple question, conflicting perspectives have made it a very complex issue. As the saying goes: "For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple, and wrong "

I am working on it and will share my perspective whatever worth it may be.
Guru Fetah.

 

[Mike20222022]

Any update on this thread?
@P J Singh

 

[swarn bains]

science is study of brain, godliness is study of mind and soul. both are completely different from each other.study of brain or science can never comprehend the mind and soul

 

[swarn bains]

ਉਡਿ ਉਡ ਆਵੈ ਸੌ ਕੋਸਾਂ ਤਿਸ ਪਾਛੇ ਬਛਰੇ ਛਰਿਆ.
i have seen this practically. there is no such thing that migratory birds fly far away and leave the chicks behind. but it applies to any and all birds if anyone has any question about it reply this.

 

[swarn bains]

the word wahiguru or waheguru is written in sggs by bhat Gayand on sggs page 1402 and 1403. no guru ever wrote it. first he meditates saying wah guru, wah guru. then he combined the two togather. when you do so, it becomes either waheguru or wahiguru. he adopted wahiguru. that is where it comes from. then sri guru Gobinds singh jee adopted it as wahiguru jee ka khalsa wahiguru jee keeefateh. and it became sikh slogan for so called God, allah,ram wahiguru etc