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I thought as its a new year, lets try something different by starting a daily discussion about what Guru Sahibs message is for us everyday. So, please see todays Hukamnama from Sri Darbar Sahib as follows:

TODAY'S HUKAMNAMA FROM SRI DARBAR SAHIB Sri Amritsar.

[January 03, 2012, Thursday 05:30 AM. IST]

DnwsrI mhlw 1 ]

jIvw qyrY nwie min Awnμdu hY jIau ] swco swcw nwau gux goivMdu hY jIau ] gur igAwnu Apwrw isrjxhwrw ijin isrjI

iqin goeI ] prvwxw AwieAw hukim pTwieAw Pyir n skY koeI ] Awpy kir vyKY isir isir lyKY Awpy suriq buJweI ]

nwnk swihbu Agm Agocru jIvw scI nweI ]1] qum sir Avru n koie AwieAw jwiesI jIau ] hukmI hoie inbyVu

Brmu cukwiesI jIau ] guru Brmu cukwey AkQu khwey sc mih swcu smwxw ] Awip aupwey Awip smwey hukmI hukmu

pCwxw ] scI vifAweI gur qy pweI qU min AMiq sKweI ] nwnk swihbu Avru n dUjw nwim qyrY vifAweI ]2] qU

scw isrjxhwru AlK isrMidAw jIau ] eyku swihbu duie rwh vwd vDMidAw jIau ] duie rwh clwey hukim sbwey jnim

muAw sMswrw ] nwm ibnw nwhI ko bylI ibKu lwdI isir Bwrw ] hukmI AwieAw hukmu n bUJY hukim svwrxhwrw ] nwnk

swihbu sbid is\wpY swcw isrjxhwrw ]3] Bgq sohih drvwir sbid suhwieAw jIau ] bolih AMimRq bwix rsn

rswieAw jIau ] rsn rswey nwim iqswey gur kY sbid ivkwxy ] pwris prisAY pwrsu hoey jw qyrY min Bwxy ] Amrw

pdu pwieAw Awpu gvwieAw ivrlw igAwn vIcwrI ] nwnk Bgq sohin dir swcY swcy ky vwpwrI ]4] BUK ipAwso

AwiQ ikau dir jwiesw jIau ] siqgur pUCau jwie nwmu iDAwiesw jIau ] scu nwmu iDAweI swcu cvweI gurmuiK swcu

pCwxw ] dInw nwQu dieAwlu inrMjnu Anidnu nwmu vKwxw ] krxI kwr Durhu PurmweI Awip muAw mnu mwrI ] nwnk

nwmu mhw rsu mITw iqRsnw nwim invwrI ]5]2]

vIrvwr 20 poh (sMmq 544 nwnkSwhI) 3 jnvrI, 2013 (AMg: 688)

pMjwbI ivAwiKAw:

DnwsrI mhlw 1 ]

hy pRBU jI! qyry nwm ivc (juV ky) myry AMdr Awqmk jIvn pYdw huMdw hY, myry mn ivc ^uSI pYdw huMdI hY [ hy BweI!

prmwqmw dw nwm sdw-iQr rihx vwlw hY, pRBU guxW (dw ^zwnw) hY qy DrqI dy jIvW dy idl dI jwxn vwlw hY [ gurU

dw b^iSAw igAwn d`sdw hY ik isrjxhwr pRBU byAMq hY, ijs ny ieh isRStI pYdw kIqI hY, auhI ies ƒ nws krdw hY

[ jdoN aus dy hukm ivc ByijAw hoieAw (mOq dw) s`dw AwauNdw hY qW koeI jIv (aus s`dy ƒ) moV nhIN skdw [

prmwqmw Awp hI (jIvW ƒ) pYdw kr ky Awp hI sMBwl krdw hY, Awp hI hryk jIv dy isr auqy (aus dy kIqy krmW

Anuswr) lyK ilKdw hY, Awp hI (jIv ƒ shI jIvn-rwh dI) sUJ b^Sdw hY [ mwlk-pRBU AphuMc hY, jIvW dy

igAwn-ieMid®AW dI aus qk phuMc nhIN ho skdI [ hy nwnk! (aus dy dr qy Ardws kr, qy AwK—hy pRBU!) qyrI sdw

kwiem rihx vwlI is&iq-swlwh kr ky myry AMdr Awqmk jIvn pYdw huMdw hY (mYƒ AwpxI is&iq-swlwh b^S) [1[

hy pRBU jI! qyry brwbr dw hor koeI nhIN hY, (hor jyhVw BI jgq ivc) AwieAw hY, (auh ieQoN Aw^r) clw jwiegw (qUM

hI sdw kwiem rihx vwlw hYN) [ ijs mnu`K dI Btkxw (gurU) dUr krdw hY, pRBU dy hukm Anuswr aus dy jnm mrn dy

gyV dw ^wqmw ho jWdw hY [ gurU ijs dI Btkxw dUr krdw hY, aus pwsoN aus prmwqmw dI is&iq-swlwh krWdw hY

ijs dy gux ibAwn qoN pry hn [ auh mnu`K sdw-iQr pRBU (dI Xwd) ivc rihMdw hY, sdw-iQr pRBU (aus dy ihrdy ivc)

prgt ho jWdw hY [ auh mnu`K rzw dy mwlk-pRBU dw hukm pCwx lYNdw hY (qy smJ lYNdw hY ik) pRBU Awp hI pYdw krdw

hY qy Awp hI (Awpxy ivc) lIn kr lYNdw hY [ hy pRBU! ijs mnu`K ny qyrI is&iq-swlwh (dI dwiq) gurU qoN pRwpq kr

leI hY, qUM aus dy mn ivc Aw v`sdw hYN qy AMq smy BI aus dw swQI bxdw hYN [ hy nwnk! mwlk-pRBU sdw kwiem

rihx vwlw hY, aus vrgw hor koeI nhIN [ (aus dy dr qy Ardws kr qy AwK—) hy pRBU! qyry nwm ivc juiVAW (lok

prlok ivc) Awdr imldw hY [2[ hy AidRSt rcnhwr! qUM sdw-iQr rihx vwlw hYN qy sB jIvW dw pYdw krn vwlw

hYN [ ieko isrjxhwr hI (swry jgq dw) mwlk hY, aus ny (jMmxw qy mrnw) do rsqy clwey hn [ (ausy dI rzw

Anuswr jgq ivc) JgVy vDdy hn [ dovyN rsqy pRBU ny hI qory hn, swry jIv ausy dy hukm ivc hn, (ausy dy hukm

Anuswr) jgq jMmdw qy mrdw rihMdw hY [ (jIv nwm ƒ Bulw ky mwieAw dy moh dw) zhr-rUp Bwr Awpxy isr auqy

iek`Tw krI jWdw hY, (qy ieh nhIN smJdw ik) prmwqmw dy nwm qoN ibnw hor koeI BI swQI-im`qr nhIN bx skdw [

jIv (prmwqmw dy) hukm Anuswr (jgq ivc) AwauNdw hY, (pr mwieAw dy moh ivc Ps ky aus) hukm ƒ smJdw nhIN

[ pRBU Awp hI jIv ƒ Awpxy hukm Anuswr (is`Dy rwh pw ky) svwrn dy smrQ hY [ hy nwnk! gurU dy Sbd ivc

juiVAW ieh pCwx AwauNdI hY ik jgq dw mwlk sdw-iQr rihx vwlw hY qy sB dw pYdw krn vwlw hY [3[ hy BweI!

prmwqmw dI BgqI krn vwly bMdy prmwqmw dI hzUrI ivc soBdy hn, ikauNik gurU dy Sbd dI brkiq nwl auh Awpxy

jIvn ƒ sohxw bxw lYNdy hn [ auh bMdy Awqmk jIvn dyx vwlI bwxI AwpxI jIB nwl aucwrdy rihMdy hn, jIv ƒ

aus bwxI nwl iek-rs kr lYNdy hn [ Bgq-jn pRBU dy nwm nwl jIB ƒ rsw lYNdy hn, nwm ivc juV ky (nwm vwsqy

auhnW dI) ipAws vDdI hY, gurU dy Sbd dI rwhIN auh pRBU-nwm qoN sdky huMdy hn (nwm dI ^wqr hor sB srIrk suK

kurbwn krdy hn) [ hy pRBU! jdoN (Bgq jn) qyry mn ivc ipAwry l`gdy hn, qW auh gurU-pwrs nwl Cuh ky Awp BI

pwrs ho jWdy hn (hornW ƒ pivq® jIvn dyx jogy ho jWdy hn) [ jyhVy bMdy Awpw-Bwv dUr krdy hn auhnW ƒ auh

Awqmk drjw iml jWdw hY ijQy Awqmk mOq Asr nhIN kr skdI [ pr Ajyhw koeI ivrlw hI gurU dy id`qy igAwn dI

ivcwr krn vwlw bMdw huMdw hY [ hy nwnk! prmwqmw dI BgqI krn vwly bMdy sdw-iQr pRBU dy dr qy soBw pWdy hn,

auh (Awpxy swry jIvn ivc) sdw-iQr pRBU dy nwm dw hI vxj krdy hn [4[ jdoN qk mYN mwieAw vwsqy Bu`Kw ipAwsw

rihMdw hW, qd qk mYN iksy BI qrHW pRBU dy dr qy phuMc nhIN skdw [ (mwieAw dI iq®Snw dUr krn dw ielwj) mYN jw ky

Awpxy gurU qoN pu`Cdw hW (qy aus dI is`iKAw Anuswr) mYN prmwqmw dw nwm ismrdw hW (nwm hI iq®snw dUr krdw hY) [

gurU dI srn pY ky mYN sdw-iQr nwm ismrdw hW sdw-iQr pRBU (dI is&iq-swlwh) aucwrdw hW, qy sdw-iQr pRBU nwl

sWJ pWdw hW [ mYN hr roz aus pRBU dw nwm mUMhoN boldw hW jo dInW dw shwrw hY jo dieAw dw somw hY qy ijs auqy

mwieAw dw pRBwv nhIN pY skdw [ prmwqmw ny ijs mnu`K ƒ AwpxI hzUrI qoN hI nwm ismrn dI krn-jog kwr krn

dw hukm dy id`qw, auh mnu`K Awpxy mn ƒ (mwieAw vloN) mwr ky iq®Snw dy pRBwv qoN bc jWdw hY [ hy nwnk! aus mnu`K

ƒ pRBU dw nwm hI im`Tw qy hor sB rsW nwloN sRySt l`gdw hY, aus ny nwm ismrn dI brkiq nwl mwieAw dI iq®Snw

(Awpxy AMdroN) dUr kr leI huMdI hY [5[2[

English Translation :

DHANAASAREE, FIRST MEHL:

I live by Your Name; my mind is in ecstasy, Lord. True is the Name of the True Lord. Glorious are the

Praises of the Lord of the Universe. Infinite is the spiritual wisdom imparted by the Guru. The Creator

Lord who created, shall also destroy. The call of death is sent out by the Lord’s Command; no one can

challenge it. He Himself creates, and watches; His written command is above each and every head. He

Himself imparts understanding and awareness. O Nanak, the Lord Master is inaccessible and

unfathomable; I live by His True Name. || 1 || No one can compare to You, Lord; all come and go. By

Your Command, the account is settled, and doubt is dispelled. The Guru dispels doubt, and makes us

speak the Unspoken Speech; the true ones are absorbed into Truth. He Himself creates, and He Himself

destroys; I accept the Command of the Commander Lord. True greatness comes from the Guru; You

alone are the mind’s companion in the end. O Nanak, there is no other than the Lord and Master;

greatness comes from Your Name. || 2 || You are the True Creator Lord, the unknowable Maker. There

is only the One Lord and Master, but there are two paths, by which conflict increases. All follow these

two paths, by the Hukam of the Lord’s Command; the world is born, only to die. Without the Naam, the

Name of the Lord, the mortal has no friend at all; he carries loads of sin on his head. By the Hukam of the

Lord’s Command, he comes, but he does not understand this Hukam; the Lord’s Hukam is the

Embellisher. O Nanak, through the Shabad, the Word of the Lord and Master, the True Creator Lord is

realized. || 3 || Your devotees look beautiful in Your Court, embellished with the Shabad. They chant the

Ambrosial Word of His Bani, savoring it with their tongues. Savoring it with their tongues, they thirst for

the Naam; they are a sacrifice to the Word of the Guru’s Shabad. Touching the philosopher’s stone, they

become the philosopher’s stone, which transforms lead into gold; O Lord, they become pleasing to your

mind. They attain the immortal status and eradicate their self-conceit; how rare is that person, who

contemplates spiritual wisdom. O Nanak, the devotees look beautiful in the Court of the True Lord; they

are dealers in the Truth. || 4 || I am hungry and thirsty for wealth; how will I be able to go to the Lord’s

Court? I shall go and ask the True Guru, and meditate on the Naam, the Name of the Lord. I meditate on

the True Name, chant the True Name, and as Gurmukh, I realize the True Name. Night and day, I chant

the Name of the merciful, immaculate Lord, the Master of the poor. The Primal Lord has ordained the

tasks to be done; self-conceit is overcome, and the mind is subdued. O Nanak, the Naam is the sweetest

essence; through the Naam, thirst and desire are stilled. || 5 || 2 ||

Thursday, 20

th Poh (Samvat 544 Nanakshahi) 3rd January, 2013 (Page: 688

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TODAY'S HUKAMNAMA FROM SRI DARBAR SAHIB

Sri Amritsar.

[January 4, 2013, Friday 05:30 AM. IST]

DnwsrI CMqMq mhlw 4 Gru 1

<> siqgurur pRsRswid ]

hir jIau ik®pw kry qw nwmu iDAweIAY jIau ] siqguru imlY suBwie shij gux gweIAY jIau ]

gux gwie ivgsY sdw Anidnu jw Awip swcy Bwvey ] AhMkwru haumY qjY mwieAw shij nwim

smwvey ] Awip krqw kry soeI Awip dyie q pweIAY ] hir jIau ik®pw kry qw nwmu iDAweIAY

jIau ]1] AMdir swcw nyhu pUry siqgurY jIau ] hau iqsu syvI idnu rwiq mY kdy n vIsrY jIau ]

kdy n ivswrI Anidnu sm@wrI jw nwmu leI qw jIvw ] sRvxI suxI q iehu mnu iqRpqY gurmuiK

AMimRqu pIvw ] ndir kry qw siqguru myly Anidnu ibbyk buiD ibcrY ] AMdir swcw nyhu pUry

siqgurY ]2]sqsMgiq imlY vfBwig qw hir rsu Awvey jIau ] Anidnu rhY ilv lwie q shij

smwvey jIau ] shij smwvY qw hir min BwvY sdw AqIqu bYrwgI ] hliq pliq soBw jg

AMqir rwm nwim ilv lwgI ] hrK sog duhw qy mukqw jo pRBu kry su Bwvey ] sqsMgiq imlY

vfBwig qw hir rsu Awvey jIau ]3] dUjY Bwie duKu hoie mnmuK jim joihAw jIau ] hwie

hwie kry idnu rwiq mwieAw duiK moihAw jIau ] mwieAw duiK moihAw haumY roihAw myrI myrI

krq ivhwvey ] jo pRBu dyie iqsu cyqY nwhI AMiq gieAw pCuqwvey ] ibnu nwvY ko swiQ n cwlY

puqR klqR mwieAw DoihAw ] dUjY Bwie duKu hoie mnmuiK jim joihAw jIau ]4]kir ikrpw lyhu

imlwie mhlu hir pwieAw jIau ] sdw rhY kr joiV pRBu min BwieAw jIau ] pRBu min BwvY qw

hukim smwvY hukmu mMin suKu pwieAw ] Anidnu jpq rhY idnu rwqI shjy nwmu iDAwieAw ]

nwmo nwmu imlI vifAweI nwnk nwmu min Bwvey ] kir ikrpw lyhu imlwie mhlu hir pwvey

jIau ]5]1]

Su`ku`krvwr 21 pohoh (sMmMmq 544 nwnkSwhI) 4 jnvrI, 2013 (AMgMg: 690)

pMjwbI ivAwiKAw:

DnwsrI CMqMq mhlw 4 Gru 1

<> siqgurur pRsRswid ]

hy BweI! jy prmwqmw Awp ikrpw kry, qW aus dw nwm ismirAw jw skdw hY [ jy gurU iml pey, qW

(pRBU dy) pRym ivc (lIn ho ky) Awqmk Afolqw ivc (itk ky) prmwqmw dy guxW ƒ gw skIdw hY [

(prmwqmw dy) gux gw ky (mnu`K) sdw hr vyly iKiVAw rihMdw hY, (pr ieh qdoN hI ho skdw hY) jdoN

sdw kwiem rihx vwly prmwqmw ƒ Awp (ieh myhr krnI) psMd Awvy [ (gux gwx dI brkiq nwl

mnu`K) AhMkwr, haumY, mwieAw (dw moh) iqAwg dyNdw hY, Aqy, Awqmk Afolqw ivc hir-nwm ivc

lIn ho jWdw hY [ (nwm ismrn dI dwiq) auh prmwqmw Awp hI krdw hY, jdoN auh (ieh dwiq) dyNdw

hY qdoN imldI hY [ hy BweI! prmwqmw ikrpw kry, qW aus dw nwm ismirAw jw skdw hY [1[hy

BweI! pUry gurU dI rwhIN (myry) mn ivc (prmwqmw nwl) sdw-iQr rihx vwlw ipAwr bx igAw hY [

(gurU dI ikrpw nwl) mYN aus (pRBU) ƒ idn rwq ismrdw rihMdw hW, mYƒ auh kdy BI nhIN Bu`ldw [ mYN

aus ƒ kdy BulWdw nhIN, mYN hr vyly (aus pRBU ƒ) ihrdy ivc vsweI r`Kdw hW [ jdoN mYN aus dw nwm

jpdw hW, qdoN mYƒ Awqmk jIvn pRwpq huMdw hY [ jdoN mYN Awpxy kMnW nwl (hir-nwm) suxdw hW qdoN

(myrw) ieh mn (mwieAw vloN) r`j jWdw hY [ hy BweI! mYN gurU dI srn pY ky Awqmk jIvn dyx vwlw

nwm-jl pINdw rihMdw hW (jdoN pRBU mnu`K auqy myhr dI) ingwh krdw hY, qdoN (aus ƒ) gurU imlWdw hY

(qdoN hr vyly aus mnu`K dy AMdr) cMgy mMdy dI prK kr skx vwlI Akl kMm krdI hY [ hy BweI! pUry

gurU dI ikrpw nwl myry AMdr (pRBU nwl) sdw kwiem rihx vwlw ipAwr bx igAw hY [2[(ijs mnu`K

ƒ) v`fI iksmq nwl swD sMgiq pRwpq ho jWdI hY, qW aus ƒ prmwqmw dy nwm dw suAwd Awaux l`g

pYNdw hY, auh hr vyly (pRBU dI Xwd ivc) suriq joVI r`Kdw hY, Awqmk Afolqw ivc itikAw rihMdw hY

[ jdoN mnu`K Awqmk Afolqw ivc lIn ho jWdw hY, qdoN prmwqmw dy mn ivc ipAwrw l`gx l`g pYNdw

hY, qdoN mwieAw dy moh qoN pry lMG jWdw hY, inrlyp ho jWdw hY [ ies lok ivc, prlok ivc, swry

sMswr ivc aus dI soBw hox l`g pYNdI hY, prmwqmw dy nwm ivc aus dI lgn l`gI rihMdI hY [ auh

mnu`K ^uSI ZmI dohW qoN suqMqr ho jWdw hY, jo kuJ prmwqmw krdw hY auh aus ƒ cMgw l`gx l`g pYNdw

hY [ hy BweI! jdoN v`fI iksmq nwl iksy mnu`K ƒ swD sMgiq pRwpq huMdI hY qdoN aus ƒ prmwqmw dy

nwm dw rs Awaux l`g pYNdw hY [3[hy BweI! Awpxy mn dy ip`Cy qurn vwly mnu`K ƒ Awqmk mOq ny

sdw AwpxI q`k ivc r`iKAw hoieAw hY, mwieAw dy moh dy kwrn aus ƒ sdw du`K ivAwpdw hY [ auh

idn rwq ‘hwie hwie’ krdw rihMdw hY, mwieAw dy du`K ivc PisAw rihMdw hY [ auh sdw mwieAw dy

du`K ivc gRisAw hoieAw haumY dy kwrn koRDwqur BI rihMdw hY [ aus dI swrI aumr ‘myrI mwieAw, myrI

mwieAw’ kridAW lMG jWdI hY [ jyhVw prmwqmw (aus ƒ sB kuJ) dy irhw hY aus prmwqmw ƒ auh

kdy cyqy nhIN krdw, Aw^r jdoN ieQoN qurdw hY qW pCuqWdw hY [ pu`qr iesq®I (Awidk) hir-nwm qoN

ibnw koeI BI (mnu`K dy) nwl nhIN jWdw, dunIAw dI mwieAw aus ƒ Cl lYNdI hY [ hy BweI! Awpxy

mn dy ip`Cy qurn vwly mnu`K ƒ Awqmk mOq gRsI r`KdI hY, mwieAw dy moh dy kwrn aus ƒ sdw du`K

ivAwpdw hY [4[hy hrI! ijs mnu`K ƒ qUM (AwpxI) ikrpw kr ky (Awpxy crnW ivc) joV lYNdw hYN,

aus ƒ qyrI hzUrI pRwpq ho jWdI hY [ (hy BweI! auh mnu`K pRBU dI hzUrI ivc) sdw h`Q joV ky itikAw

rihMdw hY, aus ƒ (Awpxy) mn ivc pRBU ipAwrw l`gdw hY [ jdoN mnu`K ƒ Awpxy mn ivc pRBU ipAwrw

l`gdw hY, qdoN auh pRBU dI rzw ivc itk jWdw hY, qy, hukm mMn ky Awqmk AwnMd mwxdw hY [ auh

mnu`K hr vyly idn rwq prmwqmw dw nwm jpdw rihMdw hY, Awqmk Afolqw ivc itk ky auh hirnwm

ismrdw rihMdw hY [ hy nwnk! prmwqmw dw (hr vyly) nwm-ismrn (hI) aus ƒ vifAweI imlI

rihMdI hY, pRBU dw nwm (aus ƒ Awpxy) mn ivc ipAwrw l`gdw hY [ hy hrI! (AwpxI) ikrpw kr ky

(ijs mnu`K ƒ qUM Awpxy crnW ivc) joV lYNdw hYN, aus ƒ qyrI hzUrI pRwpq ho jWdI hY [5[1[

English Translation :

DHANAASAREE, CHHANT, FOURTH MEHL, FIRST HOUSE:

ONE UNIVERSAL CREATOR GOD. BY THE GRACE OF THE TRUE GURU:

When the Dear Lord grants His Grace, one meditates on the Naam, the Name of the Lord.

Meeting the True Guru, through loving faith and devotion, one intuitively sings the Glorious

Praises of the Lord. Singing His Glorious Praises continually, night and day, one blossoms forth,

when it is pleasing to the True Lord. Egotism, self-conceit and Maya are forsaken, and he is

intuitively absorbed into the Naam. The Creator Himself acts; when He gives, then we receive.

When the Dear Lord grants His Grace, we meditate on the Naam. || 1 || Deep within, I feel true

love for the Perfect True Guru. I serve Him day and night; I never forget Him. I never forget Him;

I remember Him night and day. When I chant the Naam, then I live. With my ears, I hear about

Him, and my mind is satisfied. As Gurmukh, I drink in the Ambrosial Nectar. If He bestows His

Glance of Grace, then I shall meet the True Guru; my discriminating intellect would contemplate

Him, night and day. Deep within, I feel true love for the Perfect True Guru. || 2 || By great good

fortune, one joins the Sat Sangat, the True Congregation; then, one comes to savor the subtle

essence of the Lord. Night and day, he remains lovingly focused on the Lord; he merges in

celestial peace. Merging in celestial peace, he becomes pleasing to the Lord’s Mind; he remains

forever unattached and untouched. He receives honor in this world and the next, lovingly focused

on the Lord’s Name. He is liberated from both pleasure and pain; he is pleased by whatever God

does. By great good fortune, one joins the Sat Sangat, the True Congregation, and then, one

comes to savor the subtle essence of the Lord. || 3 || In the love of duality, there is pain and

suffering; the Messenger of Death eyes the self-willed manmukhs. They cry and howl, day and

night, caught by the pain of Maya. Caught by the pain of Maya, provoked by his ego, he passes

his life crying out, “Mine, mine!”. He does not remember God, the Giver, and in the end, he

departs regretting and repenting. Without the Name, nothing shall go along with him; not his

children, spouse or the enticements of Maya. In the love of duality, there is pain and suffering; the

Messenger of Death eyes the self-willed manmukhs. || 4 || Granting His Grace, the Lord has

merged me with Himself; I have found the Mansion of the Lord’s Presence. I remain standing

with my palms pressed together; I have become pleasing to God’s Mind. When one is pleasing to

God’s Mind, then he merges in the Hukam of the Lord’s Command; surrendering to His Hukam,

he finds peace. Night and day, he chants the Lord’s Name, day and night; intuitively, naturally, he

meditates on the Naam, the Name of the Lord. Through the Naam, the glorious greatness of the

Naam is obtained; the Naam is pleasing to Nanak’s mind. Granting His Grace, the Lord has

merged me with Himself; I have found the Mansion of the Lord’s Presence. || 5 || 1 ||

Friday, 21

st Poh (Samvat 544 Nanakshahi) 4th January, 2013 (Page: 690)

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    • yeh it's true, we shouldn't be lazy and need to learn jhatka shikaar. It doesn't help some of grew up in surrounding areas like Slough and Southall where everyone thought it was super bad for amrit dharis to eat meat, and they were following Sant babas and jathas, and instead the Singhs should have been normalising jhatka just like the recent world war soldiers did. We are trying to rectifiy this and khalsa should learn jhatka.  But I am just writing about bhog for those that are still learning rehit. As I explained, there are all these negative influences in the panth that talk against rehit, but this shouldn't deter us from taking khanda pahul, no matter what level of rehit we are!
    • How is it going to help? The link is of a Sikh hunter. Fine, but what good does that do the lazy Sikh who ate khulla maas in a restaurant? By the way, for the OP, yes, it's against rehit to eat khulla maas.
    • Yeah, Sikhs should do bhog of food they eat. But the point of bhog is to only do bhog of food which is fit to be presented to Maharaj. It's not maryada to do bhog of khulla maas and pretend it's OK to eat. It's not. Come on, bro, you should know better than to bring this Sakhi into it. Is this Sikh in the restaurant accompanied by Guru Gobind Singh ji? Is he fighting a dharam yudh? Or is he merely filling his belly with the nearest restaurant?  Please don't make a mockery of our puratan Singhs' sacrifices by comparing them to lazy Sikhs who eat khulla maas.
    • Seriously?? The Dhadi is trying to be cute. For those who didn't get it, he said: "Some say Maharaj killed bakras (goats). Some say he cut the heads of the Panj Piyaras. The truth is that they weren't goats. It was she-goats (ਬਕਰੀਆਂ). He jhatka'd she-goats. Not he-goats." Wow. This is possibly the stupidest thing I've ever heard in relation to Sikhi.
    • Instead of a 9 inch or larger kirpan, take a smaller kirpan and put it (without gatra) inside your smaller turban and tie the turban tightly. This keeps a kirpan on your person without interfering with the massage or alarming the masseuse. I'm not talking about a trinket but rather an actual small kirpan that fits in a sheath (you'll have to search to find one). As for ahem, "problems", you could get a male masseuse. I don't know where you are, but in most places there are professional masseuses who actually know what they are doing and can really relieve your muscle pains.
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