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How To Do Simran While In A Conversation With Another Person?


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pyaari sat sangat jio..........this will not happen on its own......yes we needs guru ji's grace......but we have that if we have decent health and a roof over our head, and we have a been born into a sikh faith......what more grace do you want????

remember what sadhna means........ it means with every breath you take remembering waheguru and repeating waheguru with every breath......you have to practice this day in , day out...at least 2 and a half hours a day...why .....because two and a half hours a day is 10%...or daswand.........not maya daswand....but time daswand....waheguru doesnt want your money....he wants your time

so apart from your nitnem....you have to meditate.......you will only go so far if you do nitnem and no sadhna.....practice every day....when you breath in say wahe......and when you breath out say guru....practice this....but not out loud....from within........if you only practice out loud....then you will rely too much on your voice to help you when you are in situations like in conversations with other, at work , school etc....anbd when you link your simran to your breathing...after doing the mehnat, you will automatically thro guru ji's kirpa be reciting during every breath

this is a reply to this individual post....and however people recite naam....remember the most important thing is time.....you only really become any good at anything through spending hours of dedication and commitment

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