Question :  At the end of Siri Guru Granth Sahib ji there are verses in praise of each of the first five Gurus.  There are a lot of praises and mention of earlier Guru’s and relating the Gurus to Sri … Read More

Raaga signifies the glorious divine music of the Lord. It is the happiness that evolves through the meeting of Nar-Nari (Lord -Devotee). This very state is felt by the "Suhagans" of Lord, and is indescribable.   The Raaga (Raag) itself … Read More

What is more important, the meaning or the language of SGGS Ji?   I saw the following: http://www.sikh-uni.ac.uk/01/lectures/sem2000/lect_08.htm The languages used in the Siri Guru Granth  sahib Ji are: a.     Panjabi – Sikh Gurus , Bhagat (saint) Sheikh Farid and others … Read More

The following article is from the internet:- In Guru Granth Sahib all new chapters, titles and subtitles start with an invocation, which is called a mangal in Sanskrit language.   An invocation or a mangal is a prayer to God … Read More

 Dear Sardar Ji/Maharaj Ji I understand gurbani says Panch Shabad, some Sant(s) prescribe special panch shabads, what other shabads are suitable in Naam Simran? I am pleased with Satnaam.info and it is source of learning for me.  Looking forward to your reply … Read More

Ik oankar sat naam satgur parsaad   Dhan dhan paar braham parmesar   Dhan dhan gur-guru-satgur-gurbani-sat sangat- sat naam       Guru pyare ji:       God bless you with the gur parsaad.           … Read More

O Nanak, there is only One Amrit;  there is no other Amrit at all.O Nanak, the Amrit  is obtained within the mind, by Guru’s Grace. SGGS 1238 Guru Angad Patshah Ji has very kindly presented the deep divine definition of  … Read More

This article will provide some insight in to the truth regarding the word “Gur Parsaadee”, which has been very frequently used by us.   Infact there are two divine words: “Gur Parsaad” and “Gur Parsaadee”, which we will be attempting … Read More