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    The Concept Of "Suchham" In Sikhi

    What do you think of the concept of "sucham " in Sikhi, what is its validity? Is it another brahamanic- ritualistic inheritance? And to what extent is "Jooth" and "such" is important to an Amritdhari sikhs life? gurufateh
  2. gurunanakslad

    The Concept Of Good Life

    The Concept of Good life. In this fast and hectic life we forget for what we here. We are not here to make Big bucks, As in Punjabi some1 has said “ Kafan de kehra jeb hundi hai”…God has send us on this earth for Nam Simran and Sewa. *The Concept of Good life is to have god in your inner...
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    Sikhi And The Concept Of Hell

    the other day i was reading a book called 'conversations with god' by neale donald walsh. according to him, there is no place called hell(narak) where we would be forced to exist in some state of everlasting torment due to your *bad* deeds of your past life. even in some places in SGGSJ, it is...
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    When, Why And Who Started The Concept Of Chadhava - Offerings In Sikhism?

    When, why and who started the concept of 'Chadhava' - 'Offerings' in Sikhism? Any historical clues?
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    Sikh Concept Of Evil / Devil

    Greetings to All, I'm not a Sikh, but I've been reading about Sikhism and have learned a lot about the religion from sites such as sikhs.org, etc. I have a great deal of respect for Sikhism, and in my opinion, it is a very beautiful religion which is ideal for living progressively while still...
  6. Gyani Jarnail Singh

    Concept Of Naam Simran In Gurmat

    The very answer to the question "What is Simran?" depends on the answer to the question "What is Mukti?", for the destination and path are correlated. If Mukti is an internal mystical union with God, then the path of repetition should help. Jewish mystics are known to succeed with their...
  7. drkhalsa

    Morphogenetic Fields :An Amazing Concept

    According to its founder, the biologist Rupert Sheldrake, a morphogenetic field, is an equivalent to an electromagnetic field that carries information only, not energy, and are available throughout time and space without any loss of intensity after they have been created. Morphogenetic fields...
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    Concept Of Evil Spirits In Sikhism

    Ek Oankar Wahiguru Ji Ki Fateh Here das is starting a bit tricky debate,what Sangat as general feels about ghosts or evil spirits or there concept viz a viz Sikhism. Das wants to say often a misdeed of person and resultant weak will power cause the possision by 'Ghost' or often it could be a...
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    Concept Of Mercy And Grace In Sikhism

    Please discuss the concept of Mercy and Grace in Sikhism...
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    Buddhism Naturalized Concept Of Karma In Buddhism

    Critical Questions Towards a Naturalized Concept of Karma in Buddhism By Dale S. Wright Department of Religious Studies, Occidental College, Los Angeles, California <A href="mailto:mills@augsburg.edu">wrightd@oxy.edu Abstract Abstract: In an effort to articulate a naturalized concept...
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