[SIZE=-1][SIZE=-1]Having first thought of the Almighty's prowess, let us think of Guru Nanak. Then of Guru Angad, Amardas and Ramdas - may they be our rescuers! Remember, then, Arjan, Hargobind and Har Rai. Meditate then on revered Har Krishan on seeing whom all suffering vanishes. Think then of Teg Bahadar, remembrance of whom brings all nine treasures. He comes to rescue every where. Then of the tenth Lord, revered Guru Gobind Singh, who comes to rescue every where. The embodiment of the light of all ten sovereign lordships, the Guru Granth - think of the view and reading of it and say, "Waheguru (Wondrous Destroyer of Darkness)".[/SIZE]
Although not quite what I was looking for, Gyani ji in this post http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/hard-talk/23430-ardas-offered-shri-guru-granth-sahib.html#post94775 gives more information regarding the word 'Guru' being absent from that paragraph within ardaas.
Gees SPN has a lot of information in it! You don't realise it until you start to look for something - like a needle in a haystack!
Aman Singh ji Iwas wondering if it requires some kind of arrangement to embed their search capabilities into site search with restriction to displaying results only from say "sikhphilosophy.net". I am not in this type of knowledge space just curious. I have seen some other sites use it not necessarily Sikhism related sites.I agree, the beauty of google search is that it is able to suggest similar sounding words which SPN search box is incapable of doing... google search rules!
For example when I put the following in Google search,yes! it is possible, we will give it a try...
ambarsaria site:sikhphilosophy.net
It perhaps has some information on how I have shut down excessive Google adds that show up with the results. I hope it does not have personal information!