hsingh6

Dear Bhai Sahib,

Vahiguru Jee Ka Khalsa, Vahiguru Jee Kee Fateh

I have followed with interest your experiences and would like to learn from you about how you started, what effort and technique you have followed and how much time it has taken you to reach this level. You could post on the forum or email me to learnerlearner6@gmail.com

Thanks and regards

hs

This is the full, basic Nitnem in Gurmukhi with an English translation. All the Banis are in line with the prescribed minimum by DDT. The Gutka Sahib includes the 7 daily banis, ardass, rakhya lei shabads, and a fair size selection of additional shabads. It's formatted for the Sony ebook reader, but this should work just fine on Kindle or any other ebook reader as well.

Is it possible to get this gutka sahib without the English translation? that would be wonderful. please advise. thank you

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh Guru Roop Sangat Jeo,

With Guru Sahibs blessings attempt is being made to upload the complete Sri Dasam Granth Sahib Jee Steek by Pandit Narain Singh Ji Gyani. Gyani Ji's work is considered to be the best and it is most certainly the definitive Steek of Sri Dasam Granth Sahib Ji available.

The Teeka is beautiful and concise, and contains both mool paath + meanings of difficult words. Its originally in 8 thick volumes, therefore it will take some time before all the text is digitsed.

Maharaj willing the text will initially be divided into files containing individual baanis, and once all the files are scanned what ill do is stitch them up into 1 file for easier access and reference gurprasad.

Anyway, here is the 1st part in this new series Sri Jaap Sahib Ji:

Read on Scribd: http://www.scribd.com/doc/50586115/Sri-Dasam-Granth-Sahib-Jee-Steek-Volume-1-Jaap-Sahib

PS: Please do not ask for download links jeo, consider buying the set instead if you find it useful! But feel free to embed on your blog/site etc! :happy:

Dhanvaad, and thanks for reading!

Gurfateh!

Bhai Sahib, thanks for your seva. Truly commendable. Please permit downloads because such texts are not readily available even within india, leave aside overseas. For instance this set is not available even in Delhi. Printing downloads - which is what you want to avoid - are more expensive if you consider paper, binding and shelf space so all those who are interested in hard copies will buy the texts from the publisher (who is the only one who makes money out of them - the author as you know does not get anything). Having the downloaded version on your pc means you are not internet reliant everytime you have to access this or similar text. Thank you for your consideration and acceptance. Best wishes

For those of you who are bored and want to read something take a look at the blog below

www.sikhibooks.blogspot.com

Veer there is a great book there - steek of Guru Granth Sahib vol 1 that the author has put download restrictions on. Do you have the email ID of the author so i can forward a request to him to permit unloading? thanks