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Khalsa mero roop hai khaas, Khaalse meh hau karau nivaas Khalsa mero mukh hai angaa, Khaalse ke haun sad sad sangaa Khalsa mero mitar sakhaaee, Khalsa maat pita sukhdaaee Khalsa mero dharam our karam, Khalsa mero bhed nij maram Khalsa mero bhavan bhandaara, Khaalse kar mero satkaara Khalsa mero satgur poora, Khalsa mero sajjan soora Khalsa akal purakh ki fauj, pragteo Khalsa paramatam ki mauj.
"Grant me this boon, O God. May I never refrain from righteous actions. May I fight, Bole
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Siri Akaa Bole So Nihaal...Saat Siri Akaal Bole So Nihaal...Saat Siri Akaal See Siri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. See Life According To Nanak Dev Ji.
My Sikh Sense
I’m going to share a secret with you. It’s a secret, which requires great karma to even be aware of. It’s something so rare that very few take advantage of it. I’m going to share it with you. I know that many will think what I say is hogwash, that’s O.K. Others will understand but can’t be challenged. Nevertheless, for those who sincerely take advantage of what I say, a life changing experience is the result. Baisakhi celebration comes with a blessing. It’s one of the treasures in life. It’s a way to experience something you otherwise would not. It’s an opportunity only a relative few will avail themselves of. It’s the experience of living in another dimension, a fourth dimension. It’s a life balanced through the subtle body. It’s a way beyond bias; it’s a way beyond prejudice. It’s an exquisite way beyond the beyond. Spirituality is a progression. Like “Jacob’s latter,” each step up the staircase of consciousness has it’s own uniquely and crescendoing beauty. What it you could climb up a step or three before you’re allowed? What if you allowed yourself to experience this state of being? What if you had the guts to go beyond, beyond that which is comfortable? What if that discomfort turned to pleasure? Attending a Baisakhi celebration is where one of the rare earthly occurrences occurs. Rarely are we humans given a free pass from karma. It’s not permanent so it’s allowable, but, make no mistake about it, it’s another life changing experience. It’s a chance to view, experience, and share an experience of life which cannot be denied. An experience which must be pursued. A step into prosperity. This is what Guru Gobind Singh gave to his Khalsa on this sacred Baisakhi day in 1699. It’s as available today as it was back then. The Guru offered an experience of higher steps before one’s time. Five men gave their head. This is the test. The more you give your head (remember, you can’t fool Mother Nature), the more steps you are lifted unto. Right on the spot. The more sincerely you commit to seva, doing the Guru’s duty, the more steps are traversed automatically, and the higher the consciousness flies. This experience can be overwhelming. It does overcome any skepticism or doubt left in your mind. There’s no more reason to not go full guns and commit totally. The reality of hope is realized. This journey may or may not be experienced consciously, or may or may not be permeant, but it definitely will deliver all the motivation, the inspiration, necessary to assure its continuance. The irony is that not only is this blessing able to deliver what we can’t, it also delivers on the fact that just going to a Baisakhi celebration is a blessing beyond our time as well. So, it’s a double hit. What are the odds of that happening? Astronomical, that’s what. So, please go to a Baisakhi celebration and receive this opportunity. At least you are still in the game. We’ll work on the more subtle aspects of the game latter. Just keep in the game by going.Take advantage of this rare opportunity to let the Guru bestow upon you the blessing of a helping hand. It’s not only helpful, it’s joyful. Take advantage of your good karma and pay the cost for Guru’s extra helping hand. So go find a Sikh Gurdwara today, bow in true reverence, activate your destiny and make a further commitment to live the truth. Try it you’ll like it. In the Humility of Service and Gratitude, See Definitions. See My Sikh Sense. See Sikh Definitions. See Greetings, Names and Titles.
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