For eg from the link below:
http://www.sikhnet.com/sikhnet/sikhism.nsf/d9c75ce4db27be328725639a0063aecc/0b0fda39d893f20d872565b7007b33cc!OpenDocument
"FIRST Pauri
("Sochai soch na hova-ee")
The total knowledge of God and esctasy is contained in this Pauri. The rest of Japji Sahib is an explanation of it.
NINETEENTH Pauri
("Asankh naav asankh t’haav")
If you understand this Pauri, you’ll never have trouble understanding anything. Guru Nanak blessed this Pauri in that whosoever reads it and understands it word by word will gain the knowledge of the four Yugas (ages).
TWENTY-FIFTH Pauri
("Bahuta karam")
If it is written in your life to suffer, and you cannot live to your highest destiny, this Pauri will uplift your life to Infinity. Chant it eleven times a day. This Pauri is also chanted to bring prosperity.
THIRTIETH Pauri
("Aykaa maa-ee jugat vi-aa-ee")
This Pauri is called "mritee bhugatee jugatee shabad" (mritee = death, bhugatee = life to go through it, jugatee = secret technology, shabad = sound current, word). If you read this Pauri forty times a day, death cannot strike you, and karma will not hit you.
THIRTY-THIRD Pauri
("Aakhan jor chupai neh jor")
Whosoever chants this Pauri twenty-five times a day, there is nothing on earth he will not have."
Could any learned Gursikh explain the above.
Das am aware of the power of reciting for eg Sukhmani sahib or Anand Sahib or Jaap Sahib or Rehras or kirtan Sohila
http://www.sikhworld.co.uk/page16.html
Das also am aware that its important to recite with correct pronunciation and also to understand the meaning of the banis.
Das does not think that for eg reciting the 13th Pauri 40x's a day death cannot strike you, and karma will not hit you.
Das thought that meditating on NAAM or reciting gurbani or singing shabad as much as possible whilst understanding what das is reciting will do as the above statement anyways - not just the 13th pauri 40x's.
Could any learned Gursikh explain the above?. have I got it wrong?
http://www.sikhnet.com/sikhnet/sikhism.nsf/d9c75ce4db27be328725639a0063aecc/0b0fda39d893f20d872565b7007b33cc!OpenDocument
"FIRST Pauri
("Sochai soch na hova-ee")
The total knowledge of God and esctasy is contained in this Pauri. The rest of Japji Sahib is an explanation of it.
NINETEENTH Pauri
("Asankh naav asankh t’haav")
If you understand this Pauri, you’ll never have trouble understanding anything. Guru Nanak blessed this Pauri in that whosoever reads it and understands it word by word will gain the knowledge of the four Yugas (ages).
TWENTY-FIFTH Pauri
("Bahuta karam")
If it is written in your life to suffer, and you cannot live to your highest destiny, this Pauri will uplift your life to Infinity. Chant it eleven times a day. This Pauri is also chanted to bring prosperity.
THIRTIETH Pauri
("Aykaa maa-ee jugat vi-aa-ee")
This Pauri is called "mritee bhugatee jugatee shabad" (mritee = death, bhugatee = life to go through it, jugatee = secret technology, shabad = sound current, word). If you read this Pauri forty times a day, death cannot strike you, and karma will not hit you.
THIRTY-THIRD Pauri
("Aakhan jor chupai neh jor")
Whosoever chants this Pauri twenty-five times a day, there is nothing on earth he will not have."
Could any learned Gursikh explain the above.
Das am aware of the power of reciting for eg Sukhmani sahib or Anand Sahib or Jaap Sahib or Rehras or kirtan Sohila
http://www.sikhworld.co.uk/page16.html
Das also am aware that its important to recite with correct pronunciation and also to understand the meaning of the banis.
Das does not think that for eg reciting the 13th Pauri 40x's a day death cannot strike you, and karma will not hit you.
Das thought that meditating on NAAM or reciting gurbani or singing shabad as much as possible whilst understanding what das is reciting will do as the above statement anyways - not just the 13th pauri 40x's.
Could any learned Gursikh explain the above?. have I got it wrong?