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  1. Asked: July 22, 2025In: Gurbani

    What does "Mann Jeete Jag Jeet" mean in daily life, and how can we apply it practically?

    hkandola
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    Added an answer on July 28, 2025 at 11:20 pm

    MANN JEETAI JAGJEET does not mean conquering the physical world. It is about inner change, inner transformation. JAG here is my organs, my inner world, eyes, ears, hands, feet, tongue.

    MANN JEETAI JAGJEET does not mean conquering the physical world. It is about inner change, inner transformation. JAG here is my organs, my inner world, eyes, ears, hands, feet, tongue.

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  2. Asked: May 3, 2025In: Sikh Culture

    How do i Fix Seemingly Negative Personality

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    Added an answer on May 5, 2025 at 8:37 pm

    You may benifit reading this short article.IDEAS IN YOUR HEAD CONTROL YOUR WORLD. Every human being desire peace, happiness and joy in life. This is directly correlated to quality of thoughts, ideas, SANSKARS in our head. Guru says EH MANN JESSA SEWAHE TESSA HOWAHE TEHE KARAM KAMAE (SGGS page 755) mRead more

    You may benifit reading this short article.IDEAS IN YOUR HEAD CONTROL YOUR WORLD.
    Every human being desire peace, happiness and joy in life. This is directly correlated to quality of thoughts, ideas, SANSKARS in our head. Guru says EH MANN JESSA SEWAHE TESSA HOWAHE TEHE KARAM KAMAE (SGGS page 755) meaning the kind of thoughts, ideas, emotions we internalize in our subconscious mind, we become who we are. And so are the behavior, actions, deeds that we do. AAP BEEJ AAPE HEE KHAWNA KEHNNA KICHH NA JAE. This is the law of nature that we face consequences of our actions here and now. This cannot be disputed or denied. This means ego centered, negative, harmful and unhelpful thoughts bring pain, worries, anxiety, stress, and unhappiness in life. The positive, Guru perspective thoughts bring peace, happiness and joy. As humans we have freedom, control what kind of thoughts we put in our subconscious mind.
    How then do we transform our thoughts to be positive? Guru says AWGUN CHHOD GUNNA KAU DHAWOH (SGGS PAGE 598) meaning renounce vices, negative thoughts and seek godly virtues, positive thoughts in life. The challenge is to align our thoughts to the mind of the Guru as Satpal Singh discussed in living with wisdom.
    Here is an example of how we can transform our thoughts and experience peace, happiness and joy in life. Guru says NA KO BARRY NAHEE BEGANA SAGA SANG HUM KO BAN AYEE (SGGS PAGE 1299) meaning no one in this whole world is stranger, other or my enemy. Whole humanity is my own. EK NOOR TE SABH JUG OPJIA KAUN BHALE KO MANDE (SGGS PAGE 1349) meaning whole of humanity come from one source, THE ONNESS. How can we label some good and others bad. This is the mind of the Guru we need to become.
    I can share my personal experience that when I aligned my mind with mind of the Guru, as discussed above, I have completely stopped labeling, judging others being bad, toxic, negative and irritating. Anger, resentment, frustration and conflicts come from judging others. This state of mind is the cause of pain and suffering in our relationships.
    I have learned from the Guru to accept others who and the way they are. It means when my partner, friend and others act negatively, misbehave and are toxic do not create anger, frustration, resentment and stress for me. I react but with calm and stable state of mind. Negative thoughts do not cross my mind. When these do, I can be able to recognize and drop immediately. Yes, I may decide to stay away from some people but with no resentment. Easy said than done, but so true. Please share your experiences for the benefit of others.

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  3. Asked: May 3, 2025In: Sikh Culture

    How do i Fix Seemingly Negative Personality

    hkandola
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    Added an answer on May 5, 2025 at 8:37 pm

    You may benifit reading this short article.IDEAS IN YOUR HEAD CONTROL YOUR WORLD. Every human being desire peace, happiness and joy in life. This is directly correlated to quality of thoughts, ideas, SANSKARS in our head. Guru says EH MANN JESSA SEWAHE TESSA HOWAHE TEHE KARAM KAMAE (SGGS page 755) mRead more

    You may benifit reading this short article.IDEAS IN YOUR HEAD CONTROL YOUR WORLD.
    Every human being desire peace, happiness and joy in life. This is directly correlated to quality of thoughts, ideas, SANSKARS in our head. Guru says EH MANN JESSA SEWAHE TESSA HOWAHE TEHE KARAM KAMAE (SGGS page 755) meaning the kind of thoughts, ideas, emotions we internalize in our subconscious mind, we become who we are. And so are the behavior, actions, deeds that we do. AAP BEEJ AAPE HEE KHAWNA KEHNNA KICHH NA JAE. This is the law of nature that we face consequences of our actions here and now. This cannot be disputed or denied. This means ego centered, negative, harmful and unhelpful thoughts bring pain, worries, anxiety, stress, and unhappiness in life. The positive, Guru perspective thoughts bring peace, happiness and joy. As humans we have freedom, control what kind of thoughts we put in our subconscious mind.
    How then do we transform our thoughts to be positive? Guru says AWGUN CHHOD GUNNA KAU DHAWOH (SGGS PAGE 598) meaning renounce vices, negative thoughts and seek godly virtues, positive thoughts in life. The challenge is to align our thoughts to the mind of the Guru as Satpal Singh discussed in living with wisdom.
    Here is an example of how we can transform our thoughts and experience peace, happiness and joy in life. Guru says NA KO BARRY NAHEE BEGANA SAGA SANG HUM KO BAN AYEE (SGGS PAGE 1299) meaning no one in this whole world is stranger, other or my enemy. Whole humanity is my own. EK NOOR TE SABH JUG OPJIA KAUN BHALE KO MANDE (SGGS PAGE 1349) meaning whole of humanity come from one source, THE ONNESS. How can we label some good and others bad. This is the mind of the Guru we need to become.
    I can share my personal experience that when I aligned my mind with mind of the Guru, as discussed above, I have completely stopped labeling, judging others being bad, toxic, negative and irritating. Anger, resentment, frustration and conflicts come from judging others. This state of mind is the cause of pain and suffering in our relationships.
    I have learned from the Guru to accept others who and the way they are. It means when my partner, friend and others act negatively, misbehave and are toxic do not create anger, frustration, resentment and stress for me. I react but with calm and stable state of mind. Negative thoughts do not cross my mind. When these do, I can be able to recognize and drop immediately. Yes, I may decide to stay away from some people but with no resentment. Easy said than done, but so true. Please share your experiences for the benefit of others.

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  4. Asked: February 22, 2025

    ਨਾਮ ਜਪਣਾ

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    Added an answer on March 4, 2025 at 2:33 am

    In fact you answered your question in item 4. That is SIKHI, nothing more.

    In fact you answered your question in item 4. That is SIKHI, nothing more.

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  5. Asked: March 3, 2025

    ਸਭਨੀ ਛਾਲਾ ਮਾਰੀਆ ਕਰਤਾ ਕਰੇ ਸੁ ਹੋਇ ॥

    hkandola
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    Added an answer on March 4, 2025 at 2:21 am

    Guru says that nobody ever becomes spiritually awakened, good human being without becoming one with the divine within.

    Guru says that nobody ever becomes spiritually awakened, good human being without becoming one with the divine within.

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  6. Asked: December 19, 2024

    ਇਸ ਹੁਕਮਨਾਮੇ ਦੇ ਵਿੱਚ ਦੋ ਵਾਰੀ ਮਹਲਾ ਤੀਜਾ ਕਿਉਂ ਆਇਆ ਹੈ

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    Added an answer on December 23, 2024 at 12:04 am

    Anonymousji these two different Sloks of Guru Amardasji with the PUAUREE. Mahala Teeja comes twice.

    Anonymousji these two different Sloks of Guru Amardasji with the PUAUREE. Mahala Teeja comes twice.

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  7. Asked: December 12, 2024

    Why do some Amritdharis face anxiety despite daily Paath? Is there a gap between reading Gurbani and doing Simran? How does Simran help cleanse the mind compared to just reading Gurbani?

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    Added an answer on December 15, 2024 at 5:46 am

    The reason AMRITDHAREE feel anxiety is that he or she do Path without understanding the spiritual message. GURBANI is about changing our thought process, SANSKARS. When one does Path without understanding the spiritual meaning and practice in daily life, there is no change in SANSKARS. This is happeRead more

    The reason AMRITDHAREE feel anxiety is that he or she do Path without understanding the spiritual message. GURBANI is about changing our thought process, SANSKARS. When one does Path without understanding the spiritual meaning and practice in daily life, there is no change in SANSKARS. This is happening with millions of Sikhs who do Path daily but no change.

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  8. Asked: December 13, 2024

    Gurbani

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    Added an answer on December 15, 2024 at 5:39 am

    The answer is absolutely No. No such restriction.

    The answer is absolutely No. No such restriction.

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  9. Asked: December 8, 2024

    How can I improve focus during path or simran? My mind often wanders, and despite trying to relax, I struggle to concentrate. Any advice or techniques?

    hkandola
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    Added an answer on December 9, 2024 at 6:54 pm

    Please note that it is not possible to focus by simply mechanical reading of Bani. Too many thoughts cross our mind every minute. Focus on reading a line and understanding its spiritual meaning, what it means in my daily life. Once you understand the meaning only then you enjoy doing path.

    Please note that it is not possible to focus by simply mechanical reading of Bani. Too many thoughts cross our mind every minute. Focus on reading a line and understanding its spiritual meaning, what it means in my daily life. Once you understand the meaning only then you enjoy doing path.

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  10. Asked: November 27, 2024In: Gurbani

    I have found many Sankat Mochan videos on YouTube. Did any Guru write shabads specifically to protect us from difficulties? Is it true that reciting the Sankat Mochan Shabad daily can help me?

    hkandola
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    Added an answer on December 8, 2024 at 3:03 am

    Sunny let me make it clear that God, Satguru in SIKHI is SHABAD, BANI, DIVINE WISDOM, GODLY VIRTUES. What you get from SATGURU is Gian, divine wisdom, virtues , NOTHING ELSE, I MEAN NOTHIG ELSE. Those who claim otherwise are exploiting SANGAT for selfish purposes.

    Sunny let me make it clear that God, Satguru in SIKHI is SHABAD, BANI, DIVINE WISDOM, GODLY VIRTUES. What you get from SATGURU is Gian, divine wisdom, virtues , NOTHING ELSE, I MEAN NOTHIG ELSE. Those who claim otherwise are exploiting SANGAT for selfish purposes.

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