sevak Posted March 5, 2022 Report Share Posted March 5, 2022 32 minutes ago, paapiman said: What do you mean by "Keegan" bro? Bhul chuk maaf spelling mistake, means jivan 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mooorakh Posted March 9, 2022 Report Share Posted March 9, 2022 Pandemic, lockdown, disease and it's fear.. Depression was universal. Every member of the family in the house at the same time- adjustments, anxiety, loss of freedom- ROK tok, loss of routine we all went through this n felt depressed and anxious. Gurbani- Gurmantar are the best stress busters no medications required but kaal comes as a super powerful obstacle in many ways to stop you. In the form of strict parents telling you don't indulge in pakhands and keep on japping all the time, in the form of your children/ spouse demanding your time, sick grand parents etc. Kaal will stop you by hook or crook- we being duniyavi jeev r bound to fall in the trap but something inside tells us that oh! This was a trap- my jivan has fallen and that inside- cries - look for help. We seek forums and get all sorts of advice. Now it's our turn to segregate and understand who is the real Gurmukh here advising as per the Gurmat and who is the kaal s agent putting us in more bhatkana... Going up and down in our spiritual journey graph is normal. Happens to each one- Gurbani is talking about soormahs, yudh, soora jo lare Deen ke heth- this fight is not external it's internal and it's normal in every aspect of life. A Sikh is a fighter. Fight the kaal, Maya and become a sachiyaar in character Outside rehat - amritvela- banis- mahapurakh darshan are all ok- but real jivan needs to be higher inside. Gurbani has directly and indirectly told us to abstain from outside pakhands/ maryadas / teerath ishnan/ sadhu/ mahapurakh/ counted jaaps - why is sikhi turning into what pakhands kabirji, ravidas ji, Guru Nanak Sahib spoke against. Pls use your own bibek budh. Fight the Maya jaal and stand towards sach. Falling and standing again more stronger is a part of the game no illness All the best Waheguru! 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Soulfinder Posted March 9, 2022 Report Share Posted March 9, 2022 1 hour ago, Mooorakh said: Pandemic, lockdown, disease and it's fear.. Depression was universal. Every member of the family in the house at the same time- adjustments, anxiety, loss of freedom- ROK tok, loss of routine we all went through this n felt depressed and anxious. Gurbani- Gurmantar are the best stress busters no medications required but kaal comes as a super powerful obstacle in many ways to stop you. In the form of strict parents telling you don't indulge in pakhands and keep on japping all the time, in the form of your children/ spouse demanding your time, sick grand parents etc. Kaal will stop you by hook or crook- we being duniyavi jeev r bound to fall in the trap but something inside tells us that oh! This was a trap- my jivan has fallen and that inside- cries - look for help. We seek forums and get all sorts of advice. Now it's our turn to segregate and understand who is the real Gurmukh here advising as per the Gurmat and who is the kaal s agent putting us in more bhatkana... Going up and down in our spiritual journey graph is normal. Happens to each one- Gurbani is talking about soormahs, yudh, soora jo lare Deen ke heth- this fight is not external it's internal and it's normal in every aspect of life. A Sikh is a fighter. Fight the kaal, Maya and become a sachiyaar in character Outside rehat - amritvela- banis- mahapurakh darshan are all ok- but real jivan needs to be higher inside. Gurbani has directly and indirectly told us to abstain from outside pakhands/ maryadas / teerath ishnan/ sadhu/ mahapurakh/ counted jaaps - why is sikhi turning into what pakhands kabirji, ravidas ji, Guru Nanak Sahib spoke against. Pls use your own bibek budh. Fight the Maya jaal and stand towards sach. Falling and standing again more stronger is a part of the game no illness All the best Waheguru! The best thing bhen ji that dass has read today so far. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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