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Waheguru
 
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Dhan Guru Nanak Tuhi Nirankaar

Dhan Guru Nanak Tuhi Nirankaar

Dhan Guru Nanak Tuhi Nirankaar

🙏       Dhan Sri Bhagat Naam Dev Ji Maharaj

Illuminated folio from the Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji Maharaj Ji's manuscript depicting the phases ofSri Guru Gobind Singh Sahib Ji's life, in the form of a blossoming petal.

🙏       Dhan Sri Bhagat Naam Dev Ji Maharaj

Waheguru Ji
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I think @dalsingh101put her off !🙂

sure, you can pm for interview.

Alright guys, take it easy. OP haven't responded yet. 

Waheguru Ji
Nam (God’s Holy Name) is like an ocean; service and charity are its streams. We are seeking something small, but with the help of Nam, oceans of priceless jewels await us. 
Reciting Nam is a way of thanking and praising the Nami—the omnipresent, timeless Creator. It is a path to God for everybody. When you recite Nam and love God without any motives, He will cleanse your mind, there will be great light in your heart, and your whole family will be blessed. Nam will heal your mind, eliminating all negative thoughts; only positive thoughts will remain. The hidden joy and love and fearlessness within you will become manifest.
 Actually, it is not that God wants our praises. The effect of Nam works on us. Our body is just a house where we live. Our life is governed by our karmas—the effects on our life of our sanskars, our habitual thoughts and actions from this life and from previous births. Our karmas are like great waves that are not under our control. Nam breaks those waves. 
As we recite Nam—with our tongue, with our mind, with every breath—those waves start to break up here and there. You may be worrying as usual—"What will happen?"—but as you recite Nam there is a small break in that train of thought. You feel, "It will be okay." But at this stage you are still reciting Nam only with your tongue. Your thoughts and awareness are not on Nam, and soon your mind returns to its old patterns.
 As you go on reciting Nam, you will experience a little light inside, a brief moment of samadhi (spiritual absorption). But then the mind starts running away again at great speed, and the little bit of light disappears. Then longing for God may begin to grow in you, although it is very faint at first. As you are singing or reciting Nam, you may experience a brief communion with the Nami. 
To become closer to God, you should focus your mind on your Isht, that form of God in whom you have faith. At first, your Isht may seem just a faint image in your mind, but gradually its presence becomes a reality. Slowly that Power gives your mind confidence and you begin loving that Isht you are trying to focus your attention on. It takes a long time, but gradually you will feel the presence of your Isht within you.
 Once you feel your Isht inside you, through the power of Nam, you will begin to see that your Isht is actually controlling everything outside you as well. You will see your Isht pervading everywhere and everything. 
As you keep reciting Nam, whenever you begin to feel anger or greed, or ego the feeling does not last long. It moves aside. Why? Nam is washing away the dirt of your past tendencies; the Light of divine wisdom is burning up your past actions. Gradually, you cease to feel anger or greed, and you feel that you are nothing great. You become very humble.
 All ignorance ceases as the light of Nam manifests fully. If you reach this stage of enlightenment through continual recitation of Nam and concentration on the Nami, you will see only God everywhere. Like God, you will feel neither enmity nor fear. You will recognize that the Nami is sustaining and controlling all life. Nam will make your actions bright and will give you clear inner vision, truthfulness, renunciation, the desire to help those in need, and the power to do anything, for the Power of the Nami has manifested in you.
Loving God
The practical teachings of Baba Virsa Singh Ji

Hmmm, could we wait to ask these questions later,  let's see the type of questions being asked? It is good to be vigilant though,  we got you.  

Illuminated folio from the Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji Maharaj Ji's manuscript depicting the phases ofSri Guru Gobind Singh Sahib Ji's life, in the form of a blossoming petal.

sure, you can pm for interview.

I am happy to answer your questions

Waheguru

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Dhan Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaj.

Dhan Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaj.

sure, you can pm for interview.

sure, you can pm for interview.

sure, you can pm for interview.

Veerji apologies for what I wrote earlier. I talked with a Behengam and he said that Sikhs should atlwast be Bibeki if not following a Sarbloh Bibek. We should not eat from restaurants often and totally avoid unhygienic food since it has a affect on our mind and our avastha. Eating jhootha of a non amritdhari is totally prohibited in Gursikhi, if it happens take maafi from Guru jee and partake amrit again after doing whatever dand panj pyares tell.
Bhul Chuk Maaf
Sat Kartar

I am college student in a cultural anthropology class, and we are doing a paper with interviews on a certain subculture. I've decided to do mine on the Sikh culture/religion. Would anyone out there be willing to be interviewed about Sikhi?

Hi, welcome.
You may place your questions here, and I am sure any of the members may reply you and then you may choose those answers for your paper interviews. 
Good luck.