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Asa Ki Var
Out of the twenty-two vars recorded in the Guru Granth Sahib, Asa Ki Var is one such spiritually
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Arti
This Sabad, revealed by Guru Nanak Sahib, is recorded under the title ‘Arti’ on page 663 of Guru
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Sohila
In the Guru Granth Sahib, five Sabads are recorded under the title ‘Sohila’ from pages 12 to 13. A
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Alahania (Mahala 1)
Birth, marriage, and death are important events in human life. Rites and rituals associated with them
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Sadd
In Sikhi, there is a tradition of reciting or singing compositions from the Guru Granth Sahib on
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Anand Sahib
Revealed by Guru Amardas Sahib (1479-1574 CE) in Rag Ramkali, ‘Anandu’ is a composition that guides
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Chant
A poetic form mostly consisting of four stanzas. At some places it extends from five to ten stanzas
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Nine-Treasure
In Hindu mythology, ‘naunidhi/navnidhi’ refers to the fabulous treasure of Kuber, the deity of
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Sabad
Sabad (popularly Shabad) means an utterance, speech, word, or teaching. In the Sikh context, it is a
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Sangat
In Sikhi, the company of the Guru-oriented or Guru-centered beings is one of the primary means to
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Trai Gun (Three Qualities of Maya)
As per the Indic philosophy, specifically Sankhya, the phenomenal world is a manifestation of Maya
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Vedas
The four ancient religious texts of Sanatan (Hindu) tradition are known as ‘Vedas.’ According to
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