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In Sikhism, what is 'Naam'? How does it exist—are they just words, or something more? How do mind and soul experience it? And what are 'unstruck melodies'?

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Asked: October 28, 2024In: RAHAO

Why isn’t “Rahaau” spoken in Kirtan, even though it’s part of the written bani? Doesn’t leaving it out change the shabad? If “Rahaau” means to pause and reflect, then why do we recite it when reading bani?

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Asked: September 14, 2024In: Gurbani

How can we progress spiritually when we are caught in different circles—anger, ego, lust, or doubt—without even realizing it? These subtle influences trap us, diverting us from the path to our Guru. How can one move forward when under the control of these inner struggles, like anger or ego, which dominate and prevent spiritual growth?

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Does Einstein's quote, "Time and space are not conditions in which we live, but modes by which we think," imply that we don't physically inhabit time and space, but perceive them differently based on size? For instance, smaller beings perceive time faster, while larger ones perceive it slower? And is space infinite, expanding even beyond our perception? Is this the illusion (Brahm) mentioned in Gurbani?

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After someone takes Amrit, what kind of worship and lifestyle should they follow?

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How can I stop feeling like I'm not doing enough and start believing that I am sufficient and that God is within me, even when faced with pain and challenges?

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How do I break free from the cycle of offering compassion to abusive individuals I care about, blaming myself for their behavior, and struggling to let them go for my own protection?

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How do you know what your duty is in this world according to Guru Granth Sahib?

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