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Simran and Sikhi

A_seeker

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Jun 6, 2018
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I see the author of this blog, like many other well-informed Sikhs" express disdain with chanting of Wahe Guru or any other word. It is viewed as a useless exercise. Is it truly a useless exercise., I often wonder?
Many modern interpetations of Gurbani is usage of left- brain -structured i.e pure logic and reason .But intuitively (a right brain function) we know that that is not enough to achieve happiness ,freedom and realisation of Creator within - our real desires.

Einstein had it right when he said 'The intuitive mind is a sacred gift, the rational mind is a faithful servant'. To many the servant is now in charge.

There are infinite number of truths that we can't get it through reason.
 

P J Singh

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Oct 7, 2022
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The point of discussion should be What Gurbani says about repetition or chanting?


What Gurmat says on this issue?
It is not a simple question, conflicting perspectives have made it a very complex issue. As the saying goes: "For every complex problem there is an answer that is clear, simple, and wrong "

I am working on it and will share my perspective whatever worth it may be.
Guru Fetah.
 
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