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Jaap Sahib English Katha #14: Chands 171 - 188

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    Dhadhaa Dhaathaa Eaek Hai
    Sabh Ko Dhaevanehaar
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    Dhaenadhae Thott N Aavee
    Aganath Bharae Bhanddaar
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    Jis Dhaa Dhithaa Khaavanaa
    This Keheeai Saabaas
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    Naanak Hukam N Chalee
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    Naal Khasam Chalai Aradhaas
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    Naal Khasam Chalai Aradhaas
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    Kiaa Ho Kathhee Kathae Kathh Dhaekhaa
    Mai Akathh N Kathhanaa Jaaee
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    Jo Thudhh Bhaavai Soee Aakhaa
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    Thil Thaeree Vaddiaaee
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    Sat Sangat Ji Ral Mil Ke Fateh Boliye Ji
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    Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa
    Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh!
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    Sat Sangat Ji this is the 14th
    week of the Jaap Sahib Katha.
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    We're nearly gone through
    the whole Jaap Sahib now.
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    We're starting with the 171st Chandh.
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    Last week at the end of the
    170th Chandh Maharaj said-
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    "Aadeetth Dharam"
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    Oh Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji! Your Dharam.
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    Your duty the laws that you've setup
    in this World they can't be seen.
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    Andeetth haige
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    We need a Guru to tell us
    what the Laws of the World are?
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    That's why it's important for us to come
    to Gurdwara understand Gurbani.
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    Because Guru Sahib has
    the view of what is Dharam.
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    They come to teach us here.
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    Maharaj says 'At Dheetth Karam'
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    Maharaj your actions are extremely brave.
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    Your Karam are not softy what
    needs to be done you do it,
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    and you take.
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    In fact, we are celebrating this week
    Guru Har Gobind Sahib Ji's birthday.
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    And this replies to them exactly
    because they were 'Aadheetth Dharam'
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    They were the one who could
    teach what is true Dharam.
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    When they were trapped inside Gwalior
    they could have left themselves.
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    It's not Dharam at that time.
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    They were given Chutti to go
    but they said no I'm not going.
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    I'm going to stay here and free
    all the rest of the Raje as well.
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    At the same time that
    is a 'At Dheetth Karam'
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    That's a very brave action they did.
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    By doing that they actually became that
    name of what the action that they did.
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    That showed the Sikhs how we should behave
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    That we shouldn't just be looking for our
    own freedom but for everybody's freedom.
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    "Sarbat Daa Bhalaa"
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    "Anabran Anant"
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    Maharaj Ji you cannot be injured,
    and you are Anant you are endless.
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    "Daataa Mahant"
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    You are the greatest giver you are the
    one that gives to every single person.
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    When we take something
    from our families or work,
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    we always say thank you.
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    But how many times can
    we thank the person
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    who gives us every single breath that we
    have every single bite that we get to eat.
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    It's all from the same source
    from Akaal Purakh Vaheguru.
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    That's why we can never thank them enough
    we are 'Dhaedhaa Dhae Laidhae Thhak Paahi'
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    We get tired of taking because we don't
    know how many times to say thank you.
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    For our aim is to always
    every time we get food,
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    wake up in the morning
    and when we go to sleep.
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    Just say Shukar Hain Maharaj.
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    Guru Sahib Ji says in 171st Chhand
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    "Haribolamanaaa Chhandh"
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    "Tva Prasaadh"
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    Haribolamanaa this Chhand
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    Is telling you its description is given
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    'Har-bol'
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    Say Vaheguru, God, Hari,
    and who should say it?
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    The Mann.
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    The mind has to say it.
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    The whole game is not the outward action,
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    when we're sitting here
    and saying Vaheguru.
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    If you've got your Paath memorized.
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    And Giaane Ji is doing Paath you might
    be sitting there saying Paath with them.
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    But if your mind isn't there
    then you are not there either.
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    You're not there it's just
    your lips are saying it
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    Haribolamanaa- oh my mind say Vaheguru.
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    And then this Chhandh is Tva Prasaadh.
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    Guru Gobind Singh Ji is saying to God,
    Akaal Purakh I say this with your Kirpa.
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    I say this by your blessing
    so it's Illahi Bani
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    It is revelation.
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    Guru Sahib didn't just write this himself.
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    He's saying that You
    are making me say this
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    "Tva Prasaadh"
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    Maharaj says 'Karunaalya Hain
    Ar Ghaalya Hain'
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    Khal Khandan Hain
    Meh Mandan Hain
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    "Karunaalya Hain"
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    Oh Vaheguru Ji! you are the Home.
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    'Aalya' means the House of Karun
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    Karun means Taras-pity.
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    You take pity upon us and
    have the ultimate Kirpa.
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    You are full of Daya and Taras for us.
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    Because we are always sinners.
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    "Meri Mathh Thodi Ram"
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    We are always going to make mistakes.
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    Because Vaheguru Ji is
    full of Taras and Kirpa for us.
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    That's why we call them 'Karunaalya Hain'
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    They are the home of
    all the Karun and of all Taras
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    "Ar Ghaalya Hain"
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    'Ar' means enemy somebody
    who is oppose to you.
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    Ghaalya means to destroy or to kill.
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    Maharaj you destroy our enemies.
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    Now we have physical enemies as well.
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    Outside in the World there's people
    that want to destroy the Sikhs
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    But they have not succeeded
    the Singhs and Sikhs are still here.
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    For 500 years since Sikhi was made.
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    People even tried to
    kill Guru Nanak Dev Ji.
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    People tried to throw a wall on top of him
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    People tried to throw a
    rock on Guru Nanak Dev Ji
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    Maharaj stopped it with a hand
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    They've always going
    to be trying to kill Sikhi.
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    Because when you're in power
    something that Sikhi is threatening.
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    Because Sikhi says "Sarbat Daa Bhalaa"
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    Want to free everybody.
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    The powers of the World will
    always try to work against Sikhi.
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    And Sikhi would always have to work
    against the powers of the World.
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    That's why in the old
    days they used to say
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    that a Sikh is either
    a Bhaaghi or Paatshah.
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    You're either a Rebel or you are Ruling.
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    We should look at ourselves
    in this World and say
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    are we Rebels or are we Ruling?
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    Or are we neither?
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    In which case we've gone
    away from the Khalsa way.
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    And Guru Gobind Singh Ji
    is not supporting us,
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    when we go away from Khalsa.
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    He says if you stay in
    Khalsa then I support you.
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    We should either be
    Rebelling or being Kings.
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    But the inner enemies
    are also very important.
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    Because in order to become Khalsa
    we have to conquer our inner demons.
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    Those things that steal from us
    Kaam, Krodh, Lobh, Moh, Hankaar.
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    These things that come for us.
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    Maharaj calls them thieves they
    are not enemies in that way.
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    They're thieves.
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    Why? Because they steal all
    the good actions that we do.
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    All the Bhagti that we do
    they take it away from us.
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    They are our enemies, but we
    think that they are friends.
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    Part of the problem is we think that
    these enemies are our friends.
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    Maharaj says 'Ar Ghaalay Hain'
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    That's what you are Maharaj!
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    You are the one who destroys our enemies.
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    "khal Khandan Hain"
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    The word Khal can mean idiots.
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    In Gurbani it comes many times as
    somebody who is like donkey almost a fool.
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    It can also mean the people that are evil
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    Because people that are evil
    in one way are complete idiots.
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    Because if they knew the
    law was applying to them.
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    And they were going to get done for it.
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    Why would they be so stupid
    as to commit evil acts?
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    Since somebody says oh that's evil!
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    It's actually the same thing as saying
    that person is extremely stupid.
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    Because the laws do not go out of action.
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    We're always being watched by Big Brother.
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    Not the big brother who watches
    CCTV but Akaal Purakh Vaheguru.
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    He's watching us at all times.
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    That's why Farid Ji once went
    to a Muslim conference,
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    and they asked him
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    Farid Ji you are a bit different
    from normal Muslims.
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    But you tell us one thing who's the
    most intelligent person in the World?
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    And Farid Ji says the person
    who does nothing wrong.
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    He's the most intelligent person.
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    Because he's not 'Khal'.
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    He's not a fool because he realizes
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    Hukamai Andhar Sabh Ko
    Baahar Hukam N Koe
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    We are all inside that Hukam
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    Jo Mai Keeaa So Mai Paaeiaa
    Dhos n Dheejai Avar Janaa
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    Whatever we do we will reap the fruits
    of that we can't blame anybody else.
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    Maharaj says Khal Khandan Hain
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    Maharaj you break the
    idiots those evil doers
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    One way you give them sense.
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    Just like Sajjan thug was given
    sense by Guru Nanak dev ji.
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    By another way you destroy them as well.
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    When they can't be sorted out the
    ones people that are beyond any use.
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    They cannot be changed
    then they get destroyed.
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    For the Massand's Guru Gobind
    Singh Ji only once in peace time
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    gave the order to kill someone.
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    That was the people that
    were managing the Gurdwara,
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    the Massand's.
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    They were stealing the money of the Golak.
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    And Guru Gobind Singh Ji ordered that
    every single one of them was to be killed.
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    Some of them were killed by pouring into
    a well and hot oil was poured into them.
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    All of them were burnt.
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    Because the highest Capital punishment
    in Sikhi is for stealing the Golak.
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    And for misleading the Sangat.
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    Maharaj says Khal Khandan Hain
    Meh Mandan Hain
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    This Dharti- Earth is called Meh.
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    "Mandan hain"
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    To Mandan something means to
    make it very beautiful to decorate it.
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    Before it was just a dry Earth.
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    If you look at other planets like Jupiter.
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    Even they've got Earth Mitti on there
    but it's not beautiful like our planet.
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    This 'Meh' that they've
    made this Earth 'Mandan'.
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    They make it very beautiful.
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    In fact, you can go to some
    places and they are so beautiful,
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    your breath gets taken away!
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    Waterfalls coming down,
    beautiful green forest!
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    Vaheguru did all of that!
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    'Meh Mandan Hain'
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    Maharaj says they can do that.
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    Jagatesvar Hain
    Paramesvar Hain
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    Kal Kaaran Hain
    Sarab Aubaaran Hain
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    Oh Vaheguru Ji you are Jagatesvar Hain.
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    Jagatesvar- you are the Master,
    the Lord Eesvar of the Jagat.
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    Jagat means the Universe, the World.
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    You're the lord of the Multiverse Maharaj!
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    'Paramesvar Hain
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    You are the Eesvar the Lord
    of the Param-Eesvar.
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    Param means the supreme.
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    Maharaj you are the supreme master!
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    We may have master's at work,
    our political masters and Kings.
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    But in top of all of them Paramesvar Hain.
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    Maharaj you are the Supreme
    Master of everybody.
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    Kal Kaaran Hain
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    The word 'Kal' has a Sehari here,
    so it has two meanings
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    Kaaran means the reason
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    The reason for something to happen
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    the architect the one
    who causes it to happen
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    The one meaning of Kal is time.
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    Maharaj you make time happen.
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    But also the word Kal can mean battle-Yudh
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    Maharaj you make battles happen.
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    You even make-
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    "Kal Kaleshh Tann Maheh Meettavo"
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    kal can means battles and
    anger you make it happen.
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    You are the reason
    behind all of these things
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    Guru Gobind Singh Ji at the beginning
    of Chandi Di Vaar they speak very clearly
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    They said that you made the Demons,
    and you made the Dhevate.
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    "Tin Andhar Baadh Rachaiaa"
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    Siraje Dhaano Dhevate
    Tin Andhar Baadh Rachaiaa
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    You made them fight against each other.
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    Baadh means anger.
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    They made this
    'Kal Kaaran Hain'
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    "Sarab Aubaaran Hain"
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    Vaheguru Ji you are Sarab Aubaaran
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    Sarab means everybody and
    Aubaaran means to save.
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    You are the one who
    saves everybody as well.
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    You make them argue and fight but
    ultimately you save every single person.
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    Why do they save everybody
    because no one dies.
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    Ultimately the soul after all
    of his different incarnations.
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    Will go back to Akaal Purakh Vaheguru.
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    We will all be saved at some point
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    But now if you're looking
    at victory in your hand.
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    And someone says
    have it in your next life.
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    You will say no thank you I want it now.
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    Even economics will tell you,
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    that something in your hand right now is
    worth more than having it in a year's time
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    When we are in Gurdwara right now,
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    we're sitting in front of Jagat Guru
    Akaal Purakh Vaheguru's own light here
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    Then why should we walk away
    and leave it till we're older.
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    There's no guarantee.
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    If they are the one who can save us all
    then if the Sikhs don't take their hands.
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    Who will take their hands?
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    The people who are born
    into this family into this place.
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    That's because they've got a Hukam that
    they were born in this household
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    Therefore it's ideally
    for those people first
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    they should go for it take it.
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    Don't wait because we don't know
    when the life is going to go.
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    Come into Sikhi start following Maharaj
    because they are 'Sarab Ubharne'
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    We will be saved but ultimately,
    we should try and get saved early
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    It's worth more.
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    Maharaj says
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    Dhrit Ke Dharan Hain
    Jag Ke Karan Hain
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    Man Maaniya hain
    Jag Jaaniya Hain
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    "Dhrit Ke Dharan Hain"
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    Dhrit here means Dharti.
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    Dhrit came previously as well.
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    Dhrit Ke Dharan Hain
    Dharan means support the Aasara
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    Maharaj Ji you are the support of Earth.
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    In the old days people used to think
    that the Earth was supported by a bull.
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    And these four bulls
    sat on top of a tortoise
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    That's why in Japji Sahib Maharaj
    says that doesn't make any sense.
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    Dharathee Hor Parai Hor Hor
    This Thae Bhaar Thalai Kavan Jor
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    If the earth was supported by a tortoise
    then where's the tortoise standing?
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    If that tortoise is standing
    on top of some earth
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    then who is supporting that earth?
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    Then it goes on.
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    Guru Ram Daas Ji made it very
    clear it doesn't work that way
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    Akaal Purakh made this power that holds
    up this planet floating in the Universe.
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    We don't know how it works.
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    We do know how gravitational force works.
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    But actually Akaal Purakh is
    responsible for that whole system.
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    They are 'Dhrit Ke Dharan Hain'
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    Maharaj says
    Jag Ke Karan Hain
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    Jag Ke- Maharaj you are the Karan.
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    You are the maker and
    doer of the whole World.
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    You make this happen.
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    "Man Maaniya Hain"
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    Akaal Purakh Ji you are
    accepted in the minds.
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    'Maaniya Hain'
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    The whole world Maharaj
    accepts you in the mind.
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    Right the very beginning
    we talked about 'Haribolamana'
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    This is about the mind.
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    "Man Maaniya Hain"
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    If we want to accept Akaal Purakh,
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    it's not enough to accept them by
    coming to Gurdwara and Matha Teking.
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    Our mind must accept them.
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    The game is about the mind.
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    We have to accept that when we come here,
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    we do Matha Tek actually
    we're giving our mind to our Guru
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    That's the ultimate 'Man Maaniya'
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    Before that we've just talked
    about it and did some actions.
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    But we actually didn't give our mind.
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    Maharaj says that there are
    three things we have to do.
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    Man, Bach and Karam.
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    Our mind must focus upon
    Vaheguru and accepts them.
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    And our Bachan the way that
    we speak everything that we say.
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    Our Bachan must come into Gurmat
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    First the mind becomes into Gurmat
    then the Bachan come into Gurmat.
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    The way we speak
    and the way we say.
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    The final one is our Karma
    our actions come into Gurmat.
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    It's sometimes easier
    to start from the actions.
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    Start making our actions like a Gurmat
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    and then we can start
    speaking through Gurmat.
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    And then finally our mind
    can accept Gurmat.
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    But it's not just a one-way
    cycle it's a circle.
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    We have to start a little bit from the
    mind then we go back to the actions.
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    Then we go into our way we speak.
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    Slowly that circle will become
    bigger it's a virtuous circle.
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    Or it can be vicious as well.
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    Our job as good Sikh is to start
    looking at these three things
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    our Man, Bachan and Karam.
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    Maharaj says
    Jag Jaaniya Hain
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    Oh Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji!
    you know everything
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    'Jag Jaaniya' you know
    everything about the World
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    And in fact everybody in
    the World knows about you.
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    If you look at every religion
    and culture in the World,
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    they always start to think about,
    where the World come from?
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    They all know there's somebody who
    made this it didn't happen by magic.
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    It happened for a reason.
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    They know that that power
    behind is that Spirit.
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    The Indians and people
    from Amazon talk about it
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    Akaal Purakh you're 'Jag Jaaniya Hain'
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    Everybody knows about you.
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    And anybody in the whole world
    can also experience you Maharaj.
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    It's not like only the Sikhs
    allowed to experience Vaheguru
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    Anybody who opens their heart up to
    the Akaal Purakh Vaheguru,
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    can experience them!
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    That's why Maharaj says
    'Jo Jo Japai This Kee Gath Hoe'
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    Anybody who calls up the
    Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji
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    can have that state
    of Akaal Purakh's union.
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    We have to try and experience Vaheguru.
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    They are 'Jag Jaaniya Hain'!
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    Maharaj says 'Sarbang Bhar Hain'
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    Oh Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji!
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    Bhar means to Paalana to look after.
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    'Sarbang Bhar Hain'
    Sarab means everybody.
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    Maharaj you look after every single person
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    Even the papi-person who's doing
    wrong stuff is being looked after by you.
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    You give them food.
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    'Namo Bhog Bhukhe' you give
    food to every single person
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    Maharaj says
    Sarbang Kar Hain
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    Sarbang- means everybody
    Kar- means to create, to do.
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    Maharaja you create everything
    and create everyone.
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    "Sarab Paasiya Hain"
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    Maharaj not only have you looked after
    everybody and created everybody.
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    But you are next to every
    single person 'Paas'
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    Tuc sabh de paas haige ho
    'Sarab Paasiya Hain'
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    You are next to that somebody.
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    "Sarab Naasiya Hain"
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    Just before we start
    thinking it's all rosy,
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    and Vaheguru doesn't do anything wrong,
    and Vaheguru is the good guy
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    and there's somebody else
    who's a bad guy like the devil
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    who does all the bad stuff.
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    Maharaj says no
    'Sarab Naasiya Hain'
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    It's Him who destroys he kills everybody.
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    He is Abhinaasi.
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    But we are not Abhinaasi
    saada naas hona hain.
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    And who will do it?
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    Akaal Purakh themselves will do it
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    no one else is going
    to take our life away.
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    We have to accept this that
    it's them that give it and take away.
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    Even the Christians know this,
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    but they don't understand
    it they got the devil.
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    They say the lord giveth
    and the lord taketh away.
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    Then they created the devil
    and bad stuff from somebody else.
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    No, they do all of this
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    Our job is to recognize where it comes
    from and call Akaal Purakh Vaheguru.
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    Because that's what will save us
    because although death is coming
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    If we go to them then
    'Sarab Ubhaarn Hain'
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    they will save us.
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    We've got a few minutes
    we'll do a little bit of Simran.
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    and then we'll carry on
    with the rest of this.
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    I'm not great on the Vaaja.
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    But I'll try a few keys because no one's
    come along today to do Kirtan.
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    Vaheguru!
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    Saare Japo Vaheguru!
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    Vaheguru Ji!
    Maharaj!
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    Guru Gobind Singh Ji says
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    Vaheguru Ji you're
    'Karunaakar Hain'
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    Akaal Purakh Ji you're the Store
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    The Kar here means the Store
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    And Karun means pity- Taras.
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    "Karubaakar Hain"
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    You are the one who is
    actually the Store of Pity.
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    But the word 'Kar' also means to do.
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    Maharaj you take pity.
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    It's not like we just say he's very Dayalu
    but he doesn't do anything about it.
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    Akaal Purakh Ji is very pitiful
    and they take pity upon us.
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    No matter what state we're in tutte-fhutte
    we turn up to their door and turn to them.
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    And we call them Sacho Dilo
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    They will listen.
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    Because they are the home
    of pity and take pity upon us.
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    Some people think I'm lowering my Ego.
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    By saying that take pity upon me but we
    have to ask Maharaj to take pity upon us.
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    Because we don't have any kind
    of state to speak in the Darbar.
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    Their Darbar is so high that
    we don't have any kind of state.
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    We ask Maharaj Taras Karo
    let me come to your place.
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    Give me a little Nikki Til
    De Jaga Dedo Mainu.
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    Maharaj you are
    'karunaakar Hain'.
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    You will do pity upon us if we turn to you
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    "Bisvanbhar Hain"
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    Bhar means Paalna to look after
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    Bisvanbh means the Whole World
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    Maharaj you look after the Whole World.
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    "Bisvanbhar Hain"
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    "Sarabesvar Hain"
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    Maharaj you are the Eshwar,
    the Master of Sarab means of everyone.
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    Maharaj you are the Ishtt
    the Lord of everybody.
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    "Jagatesvar Hain"
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    Akaal Purakh Ji you're the Master
    of the Jagat and Eshwar of the Jagat.
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    'Jagatesvar Hain' you're the Master
    of the Whole World
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    Maharaj says
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    Brahmandas Hain
    Khal Khandas Hain
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    Par Te Par Hain
    Karunakar Hain
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    Maharaj you're Brahmandas Hain.
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    Maharaj the whole Brahmand
    the whole World.
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    All the different Worlds the Heavens,
    the Hells and the Earthly places.
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    All these Worlds in the
    Multiverse they are in your Vas.
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    Brahmandas Hain they are in your
    hand you control them Maharaj.
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    "Khal Khandas Hain"
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    The Khal the idiots, the evildoers
    they don't understand your Hukam
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    Khandas- you destroy them.
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    "Kaahae N Khandas Avagan Maeraa"
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    When we say to Akaal Purakh
    why don't you destroy my bad stuff?
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    "Khal Khandas Hain"
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    They are the ones that will
    destroy all the evil doers.
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    Why are they idiots because they do not
    know the truth and don't understand Karma
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    It's very important that
    we don't become Khal.
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    We understand there is a law
    somebody is judging us.
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    We should fall into line
    stay in the Maryada.
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    It's impossible to get away with
    any single thing in this world
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    Because we say to Akaal Purakh
    Maharaj your Hukam is the true justice.
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    "Sacha Niaao Karae Karathaar
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    You will always do the truest justice
    when we do wrong they will mark it down.
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    It's impossible for them not to.
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    Maharaj Khal Khandas Hain
    'Par Te Par Hain'
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    Maharaj Ji you're Pareh toh Pareh.
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    We might think he's right next
    to us we says Sarab-Vasya Hain
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    But also they are the most
    Alep of the whole World.
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    They are not attached to any single thing.
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    Everything happens in their Hukam
    but they are separate from everything.
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    We say they're right here but we also
    say that they are Pareh Toh Pareh.
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    "Par Te Par Hain"
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    They are separate and totally
    detached from the World.
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    "Karunakar Hain"
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    Even though they are totally detached
    and are separate from anything.
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    No one can harm them even
    then they are 'Karunakar Hain'
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    They are the one who does compassion
    and they take pity upon us.
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    They're not detached enough like we might
    become detached and we lose Daya.
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    But not Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji
    even though they are attached,
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    they are detached from the World.
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    They are still giving Daya,
    still doing Taras upon us
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    They're doing Kirpa upon us.
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    Maharaj says
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    Ajapaa Jap Hain
    Athapaa Thap Hain
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    Akritaa Krit Hain
    Amritaa Mrit Hain
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    Maharaj you're 'Ajapaa Jap Hain'.
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    Maharaj you don't Jap, there're two
    meanings for every single one of these.
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    It's very interesting!
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    And they're all very similar to
    two meanings they go in line
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    The first meaning of Ajapaa Jap Hain,
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    Maharaj Tuci Nahi Japde
    you don't Jap anything.
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    You're 'Ajapaa' but you make us Jap
    'Jap Hain' You make us do Japna of you
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    But also the word 'Ajapaa Jap'
    can be the same word twice.
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    'Ajap' 'A- Jap'
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    You're 'Ajap A Jap Hain'
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    That's the meaning but
    it's pronounced in this way
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    Why? because Maharaja you
    are beyond any chanting.
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    We can sit here and say Vaheguru
    but we would never control them.
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    They are so big we can
    be absorbed into them!
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    But we will never control them.
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    They are 'Ajap A Jap Hain'
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    No matter how much we Jap
    we could never control Akaal Purakh.
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    We can only merge with them.
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    Our ego has to go but they will not go.
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    We have to lose ourselves.
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    They are 'Ajap A Jap Hain'
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    They are beyond any chanting,
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    there are no secret formulas if
    we Jap they can come into control.
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    It's all in their hands.
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    The whole Japna we can Jap all time but
    before we do Jap we must need 'Gurprasad'.
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    That's why Maharaj Ji wrote that way
    we need to have 'Gurprasad'.
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    It's in their hands who
    they bless with Kirpa.
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    "Aap Japaaeae Japai So Naao
    Aap Gaavaaeae So Har Gun Gaao"
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    We can Jap what we want but
    without Kirpa we're not going to get it.
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    In the same way we come
    to Gurdwara we ask Maharaj,
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    I would do your Nitnem and Naam Japna,
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    but we ask Mere Te Kirpa Kardo!
    Bless me with your Kirpa.
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    because no matter how much
    I do it's not going to be enough.
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    It's going to have to be your
    Kirpa that does it for me.
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    They're 'Ajapaa Jap Hain'
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    Maharaj says
    Athapaa Thap Hain
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    Maharaj you're 'Athapaa'
    you are honest.
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    No one can ever put you into
    position or can ever establish you.
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    You give us positions.
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    'Thap Hain' you give us
    Thap but you are Athap
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    That's one thing but also
    'Athapaa Thap Hain'
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    The same word twice because in Punjabi,
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    if you look at the Kanaa
    which is the Aa sound.
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    Actually the Kanaa is just an Araa
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    It's just an Araa if you look
    at where it comes from?
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    It comes from the three vowels in Punjabi.
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    Ooraa, Araa and Iree these are the three.
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    Everything that comes from the
    sounds comes from these three.
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    The word Kanaa is a form of Araa.
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    That's why it's 'Ajap Aa-Jap'
    and 'Athap Aa-Thap'
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    Now Maharaj says you are 'Athap Athap'
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    Maharaj said twice that
    no one can ever establish you.
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    You are beyond establishment.
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    Maharaj says
    'Akritaa Krit Hain'
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    The word Krit means to create.
  • 32:42 - 32:44
    How did you create God?
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    In the old days and even now,
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    you go grab a stone and carve
    one of the Hindu Gods into it.
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    And now you've got a God
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    Before that the sculpture was
    putting his feet on the Murtee.
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    He was making of clay from the mitti
    from the Earth, walking on the Earth.
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    But now he's made it into
    a Murtee 'Krit Hogi' he's created it.
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    Now it's become a god for them
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    Guru Gobind Singh Ji says
    'Akritaa Krit Hain'
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    Maharaj you are Akritaa
    you cannot be created.
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    You create us
    You 'Krit' us
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    We are like a Matee Ka Putla.
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    We're made from dirt in fact we
    are just a puppet made out of dirt.
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    They make us.
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    They are Akritaa but they
    are Krit Hain they make us
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    Maharaj Akritaa Krit Hain
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    You're beyond anybody creating you
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    You are 'Akrit-Akrit'
    no one can touch you.
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    "Akritaa Krit Hain"
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    Maharaj says
    'Amritaa Mrit Hain'
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    Oh Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji
    you're immortal and you are Amritaa.
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    The word Mrit means Death and
    Amrit means beyond death-immortal.
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    Maharaj you're Amrit the immortal,
    but all of us are Mrit Hain.
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    We are going to pass away but not you.
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    Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji you're immortal.
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    But also 'Amrit Amrit Hain'
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    You're immortal and you're Amrit itself.
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    Touching you we become immortal.
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    That's what they are like.
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    When we take Amrit we are
    in fact taking in Akaal Purakh.
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    How can we take in Akaal Purakh?
    They are already inside us.
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    Amrit is made of Baanee.
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    "Vaahu Vaahu Baanee Nirankaar Hai"
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    We're drinking God we put
    the Baanee into the Amrit.
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    That's why it's called Amrit.
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    Because Akaal Purakh is 'Amrit Amrit Hain'
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    They're the Amrit of all Amrit.
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    We connect to them
    we feel the inner Amrit.
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    This outer Anmrith which we can
    take from Guru Gobind Singh Ji
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    in the form of the Panj Pyaare.
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    There's also inner Anmrith when
    we start to connect to them.
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    We do Simran we call their
    name and say Vaheguru!
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    Then we will feel the inner Anmrith.
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    That's what Maharaj Ji says in Baanee
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    "Hamaaree Piaaree Anmrith Dhhaaree"
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    What does that mean? It doesn't
    mean the female Anmrith Dhhaaree
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    because 'Hamaaree Piaaree' people might
    think Guru Ji must be loving his daughters
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    It doesn't mean that,
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    The 'Dhhaar' is the flow of the Anmrith.
  • 35:05 - 35:08
    Maharaj says 'Hamaaree
    Piaaree Anmrith Dhhaaree'
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    The Anmrith is falling
    down upon me from above.
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    "Gur Nimakh N Man Thae Ttaaree Rae"
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    Guru doesn't stop the Anmrith
    because Akaal Purakh is Anmrith.
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    Connecting to them is like Anmrith
    so 'Amrit Amrit Hain'
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    Maharaj repeats again
    'Amritaa Mrita Hain'
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    Karnaa Krit Hain
    Akritaa Krita Hain
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    Dharnee Dhrit Hain
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    Vaheguru Ji you're
    'Amrita Mrita Hain'.
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    You're immortal and
    everybody else are mortal
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    Maharaj you're Amrit Amrit Hain.
    You are the Ultimate Anmrith.
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    Many people try to kill you but
    no one can because you are immortal.
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    Even any experience of you
    can give us immortality.
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    Guru Gobind Singh Ji says that even if
    we meditate upon Akaal Purakh even once
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    Ek Pal- Ik Chhinn
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    Then we will get Anmrith
    and become immortal.
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    "Kaal Phaas Ke Beech Na Aaeo"
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    We will not get trapped if we just
    meditate upon him even once.
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    That's the power of saying God's
    Name it can give us immortality.
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    Because they are immortal.
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    They are 'Amrit Amrit Hain'
    they're nothing but 'Anmrith'
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    Maharaj says
    'Karnaa Krit Hain'
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    Akaal Purakh Ji you're the Doer- the Karna
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    You are the Krita,
    you do and create us.
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    You are the one who does create us.
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    But the word Karnaa
    here hasn't got Aunkarh
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    In some Gutke it doesn't have
    the Aunkarh under the Ra-Raa.
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    It looks like 'Karnaa'
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    But some Gutke will have the Aunkarh
    and there it becomes Karunaa.
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    And then Karunaa becomes pity.
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    In the same 'Karunaa Krita Hain'
    you're the one who takes pity Maharaj!
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    You also create us and
    also take pity upon us.
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    Another meaning can mean
    if it's 'Karunaa Krit Hain'
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    Maharaj you're Murtee is actually pity.
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    You're very Form, if we're going to
    worship you then pity is your worship.
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    You might think that's a bit strange,
    how can I worship pity?
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    Guru Ji says in Gurbani
    'Jahaa Khimaa Teh Aap'
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    Where people have Khimaa,
    where people have forgiveness.
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    We only forgive somebody
    when we take pity upon them.
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    Where there is forgiveness
    there is God themselves.
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    To worship God if we follow
    their qualities of being Dayalu.
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    Being forgiving and having
    Taras upon other people.
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    Then God themselves will
    come and stay in front of us.
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    Because they're 'Karunaa Krita Hain'
    their Murtee is pity.
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    Maharaj says
    'Akritaa Krit Hain'
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    Akaal Purakh Ji you are not
    created you are Akritaa.
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    There's no Idol of You but
    You created and made all of us.
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    Who are just idols without
    the Joth of You inside us
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    'Akritaa Krita Hain' can means
    Maharaj you're 'Akrita Akrita Hain'.
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    Beyond anybody creating you there's
    no way anybody can make an Idol of You.
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    Guru Gobind Singh Ji in Dasam Banee says
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    "Kachh Paahan Mai Paramesur Naahee"
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    No matter how much you look
    there is no God in a stone.
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    God is inside our heart
    don't look for it in the Idols.
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    Look for it inside you.
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    Even Gurbani will tell
    you look for it inside you.
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    Sometimes we treat Guru Granth Sahib Ji
    like an idol
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    We come to Gurdwara we Matha Tek
    to them we don't listen to them.
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    We don't understand what they
    said we don't read them.
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    We just Matha Tek them
    and go around them.
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    That's Idol worship is Murtee Pooja
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    That's why Guru Ji says Parro
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    Sunno, Parro and then Gavho
    this is the Sikhi way.
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    This Banee is meant to be
    sung, read and listened to.
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    It's not meant to be worshipped
    in the same way.
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    We have Adabh Satakaar for
    Banee and respect it
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    But ultimate respect for Banee
    is to read it and listen to it.
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    There's no point having
    a Gutka up on the shelf.
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    Look at a Gutka like you
    would look at medicine.
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    Gutka is just like a medicine
    bottle it's on the shelf,
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    you don't respect the doctor if you take
    the medicine from him and don't eat it.
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    That's not respect.
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    There is ultimate respect for doctors
    if he tells you have it three times a day
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    and you have it three times a day.
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    Swere uthke Nitnem, shaam nu
    Rehras Sahib and raati Kirtan Sohila.
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    That's the medicine of
    Guru Gobind Singh Ji
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    Guru's given us this medicine,
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    take this three times a day
    and you will feel better.
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    And if we just put it up on the shelf
    and say I'll take it once a week.
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    That's not respect for Him the
    medicine won't work that way.
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    It's a Nitnem its daily.
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    "Nith Nith Rakh Our Dhhaaro"
    Rakho keep this Rehat daily.
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    Maharaj says you're
    'Dharnee Dhrit Hain'
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    You're the support Maharaj of Dharti
    and the power that holds it up.
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    No one else is out there
    holding this World up,
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    you are doing it with your power.
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    Maharaj says
    'Amritesvar Hain'
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    Maharaj you are the Master the
    Eshvar of Amrit of immortality
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    You grant who gets it no one else
    can take you apart from your Hukam.
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    For example Guru Naanak Dev Ji they got
    Anmrith from Akaal Purakh directly.
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    Bhai Gurdaas Ji tells us that
    they went to Sachkhand.
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    They were called there by Akaal Purakh,
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    and they were given Anmrith
    directly from Akaal Purakh Ji.
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    They said to him from now
    on you are Guru Naanak.
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    Guru Sahib said how can I be
    a Guru when I don't have a Guru.
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    Akaal Purakh Ji said to
    them I'll be your Guru.
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    Anmrith started from Akaal Purakh
    was given to Guru Naanak
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    The same Anmrith that all
    the Devi-Devte have to look for.
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    "Sur Nar Mun Jan Anmrith Khojadhae"
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    They all look for Anmrith.
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    "So Anmrith Gur Thae Paaeiaa"
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    That Anmrith has been given to Guru.
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    They are 'Amritesvar Hain'
    they are the Lord of Anmrith.
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    They decide who gets Anmrith.
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    Now you might think no I can
    go and get Anmrith if I want.
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    No you can't.
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    Look at all the people in this world that
    are living in families are Amrit Dhaari.
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    And they haven't taken Anmrith.
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    And the people in the world
    who are living in munne families,
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    and have taken Anmrith.
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    No one decides who gets it,
    it's all in His hands.
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    When we get blessed with Anmrith
    we should not get Ahankaari about it.
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    We should say Maharaj Ji Kirpa hogyi
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    I got blessed they took me
    out of the Andh Koop.
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    And gave me the biggest
    gift on this World.
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    Because they're 'Amritesvar Hain'
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    They're the Lord of Anmrith.
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    Some Gutke not have this
    word as 'Amritesvar Hain'
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    but as 'Amitesvar Hain'
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    The little Ra-Raa in the
    foot of Ma-Maa is not there.
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    Then it becomes 'Amitesvar Hain'
    the word Amit means beyond count.
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    Maharaj no one can count you!
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    You're infinite and 'Amitesvar Hain'
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    You're the Lord of infinity
    no one can ever count you.
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    Maharaj you are the Lord of everything.
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    Guru Gobind Singh Ji
    says 'Paramesvar Hain'
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    "Paramesvar Hain"
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    Akaal Purakh Maharaj Ji you are
    Param-Esvar the Supreme Lord
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    You are 'Akritaa Krit Hain'
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    Maharaj you're Akritaa Krit
    no one can create you.
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    You're Akritaa but you create us.
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    Krit- you make us.
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    You made this Putlaa that we have this
    body which is just an idol that you made.
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    The other meaning is that
    you are 'Akrit Akrit Hain'.
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    No one can create you Maharaj.
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    Repeated it twice.
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    "Amritaa Mrit Hain"
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    Maharaj you're immortal
    but everybody else is mortal.
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    They are 'Mrit Hain'
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    But you are 'Amritaa Hain'
    also you're 'Amrit Amrit Hain'
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    You are just all Anmrith
    everything about you is just Anmrith.
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    Guru Gobind Singh Ji
    says 'Ajabaa Krit Hain'
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    Akaal Purakh Ji the work
    that you do your creation,
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    how you create your 'Krit'
    the actions that you do is 'Ajabaa'
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    The word Ajab means amazing.
  • 43:04 - 43:06
    Ajeeb is very unusual or different.
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    Maharaja you are 'Ajabaa Krit Hain'
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    Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji the way
    you create is amazing,
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    no one can even come close to you.
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    Because of that you
    are 'Amritaa Mrit Hain'
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    Maharaja everything about
    you is just Anmrith.
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    Even the way you look at us is Anmrith.
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    That's why it says in Baanee
    'Anmrith Dhristee'
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    Akaal Purakh Ji when they look
    at you they look with Kirpa.
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    Kirpa Dhristee same as Anmrith Dhristee.
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    Because when they
    do Kirpa it is Anmrith.
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    Anmrith is their Kirpa when
    they connect us to them.
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    'Amritaa Mrit Hain'
    Maharaj you're 'Amrit Amrit'
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    "Nar Naaik Hain"
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    In Banee the word Naaik means Master.
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    'Naaik Khasam Humaarae'
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    Maharaj you're my Master
    'Nar Naaik Hain'
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    Nar means the men human beings.
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    Not the Sur who live in Swargh
    or the Nar live on the earth.
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    The Deth and the demons
    they live in the house.
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    Guru Gobind Singh Ji
    says 'Nar Naaik Hain'
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    You are the Lord of all men,
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    That's what you are Akaal Purakh
    Maharaj Ji you are our true Master.
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    "Khal Ghaaik Hain"
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    Khal- the evil doers those idiots
    that do the wrong thing
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    "Khal Ghaaik Hain"
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    Ghaaik means to kill or destroy.
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    Maharaj 'Khal Ghaaik Hain'
    you will destroy all the evildoers
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    Guru Gobind Singh Ji
    in Chhand 181 says
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    Bisvanbhar Hain
    Karunaalya Hain
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    Nrip Naaik Hain
    Sarb Paaik Hain
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    Oh Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji
    You are 'Bisvanbhar Hain'
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    Bisvanbh means the whole World
    and Bhar means to look after.
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    Maharaj you look after the whole World.
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    "Karunaalya Hain"
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    Aalya means home
    Karunaa means pity-Taras
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    Maharaj you are the home of all pity.
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    You take pity upon us no
    matter what state we're in.
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    "Nrip Naaik Hain"
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    The word Naaik we just
    discussed its Master.
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    Nrip means King.
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    'Nrip Naaik' means you are
    the master of even the Kings.
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    "Raajana Ke Raajaa
    Mahaarajana Ke Mahaarajaa"
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    You are the King of all Kings
    and the Lord of all Lords.
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    "Sarb Paaik Hain"
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    The word Paaik comes from
    word Paalana to look after.
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    Maharaj you're 'Sarb Paaik'
    you look after every single person.
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    Although you are the King of all you take
    your responsibilities very seriously.
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    There's a lot of earthly
    kings in the world,
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    they don't take the
    responsibilities very seriously.
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    They're only here to take.
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    Maharaj although you're
    the King of all Kings
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    you also look after
    every single person.
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    Because you are that powerful and you
    take your responsibilities very seriously.
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    Because you are our Father.
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    Maharaj says next Chhand
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    Bhav Bhaanjan Hain
    Ar Gaaanjan Hain
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    Rip Taapan Hain
    Jap Jaapan Hain
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    Oh Akaal Purakh Maharaj
    you're 'Bhav Bhaanjan Hain'
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    The word Bhav has many meanings
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    The word Bhaanjan means to destroy.
  • 46:20 - 46:23
    One meaning of Bhav is this World
  • 46:23 - 46:24
    'Bhavsaagar'
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    Because it comes up in Baanee many times
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    that this is Worldly Ocean
    that we're living inside.
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    Maharaj you destroy this world
    and they will destroy everything.
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    Even Einstein knew that there's going
    to be a big bang and then a big crunch
  • 46:38 - 46:41
    We don't talk to our kids
    because they get a bit scared.
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    But actually there is
    a big crunch coming.
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    Sukhmani Sahib tells us that
    'Kaee Baar Pasariou Paasaar'
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    This circle has been many
    times it's been made.
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    It got expanded and then
    destroyed many times.
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    That's called a Cyclical
    Theory of Creation.
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    Maharaj says you're' Bhav Bhaanjan Hain'
    you will destroy the World Maharaj.
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    The word Bhav another meaning is fear
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    'Bhav Bhaanjan Hain'
    Maharaj you will destroy our fear
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    Because Maharaj told us
    that in the next one,
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    they're going to say 'Ar Gaanjan Hain'
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    You destroy our enemies.
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    When we go into battle there's a fear.
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    Am I going to win?
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    But if we take strength that
    Maharaj will destroy our enemies.
  • 47:24 - 47:26
    Then we can also lose our fear.
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    We need both things we
    need to enter the battle,
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    To enter the battle we
    need to lose our fears.
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    But once we've entered the battle then
    we need the enemies to die as well.
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    And they will do that for us.
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    We need to be unafraid
    and go into that battle.
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    Whether it's against our inner demons or
    outer demons we need to go and fight them
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    We can't sit in our houses Darre Hue
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    We have to go and take that battle on.
  • 47:49 - 47:52
    Maharaj says 'Bhav Bhaanjan Hain'
    you will destroy the fear Maharaj!
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    The word Bhav can also mean
    the reincarnation cycle.
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    The Janam Lena and Marnaa
    taking life and death.
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    Dying taking life and again dying.
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    Because until we get that Anmrith
    we have to keep coming back.
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    Maharaj you're 'Bhav Bhaanjan Hain'
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    You destroy the cycle of
    birth in rebirth Maharaj!
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    "Ar Gaanjan Hain"
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    Maharaj our 'Ar' our enemies you
    guns them you break and destroy them
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    "Ar Gaanjan Hain"
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    "Rip Taapan Hain"
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    Not only do you conquer our enemies
    Mahara you give them a lesson.
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    'Rip' means our enemies- Vyaari
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    Rip Taapan Hain
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    When you have Taapan that means
    they cook them, Tax them, or heat them.
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    The word Taapan can also mean fever
  • 48:43 - 48:50
    Maharaj you destroy, you cook,
    Tax and give fever to our enemies.
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    Maharaj says
    'Jap Jaapan Hain'
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    Maharaj you make other
    people to chant your Name.
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    The word Jaap means to Japana
  • 49:03 - 49:05
    In Sukhmani Sahib it says
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    "Aap Japaaeae Japai So Naao
    Aap Gaavaaeae So Har Gun Gaao"
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    Maharaj Ji you're 'Jap Jaapan Hain'
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    You make us chant and Jap you
    Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji!
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    Maharaj says
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    Akalang Krit Hain
    Sarba Krit Hain
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    Karataa Kar Hain
    Harataa Har Hain
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    Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji
    you're 'Akalang Krit Hain'
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    Maharaj your actions they
    are without any stain.
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    Your 'Krit' what you create,
    how you do your actions.
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    They are Akalang.
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    The word Kalang means to have a mark,
    Daag like a stain upon something.
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    If something even broken
    Jse Kalank Lag gya it's gotten dirty
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    Akalang means without
    any kind of mark and stain.
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    Pure- Akalang Krit Hain
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    Maharaj your actions are totally pure.
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    You can't point to something and
    say that's wrong because it's pure
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    Maharaj says
    'Akalang Krit Haian'
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    The word a 'Akalang Krit'
    can become one word
  • 50:12 - 50:15
    Which was a 'Akalangkath Hain'
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    Because chhota Ra-Raa is not there in
    some Gutke so it becomes Akalangkath Hain
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    Why does it mean that?
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    Because Maharaj you are Nirdoshi
    you are without any stain.
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    Here the word 'Krit' is not there in
    that word so it becomes 'Akalang'
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    The word Kalang-Akalang you
    are without any stain Maharaj.
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    You are Nirdoshi and cannot be blamed
    for anything because you are Pure.
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    "Sarba Krit Hain"
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    Maharaj you are the one
    who does everything
  • 50:42 - 50:43
    you create every single person.
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    You make us.
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    "Sarba Krit Hain"
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    Sarb can mean perfect.
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    Because when something
    is Sarb its complete.
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    They are perfect!
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    Maharaj your Form if there was an idol
    of you it would have to be perfect.
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    There's no idol of you because
    You yourself are your own idol.
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    You are the perfect Creation
    and complete in yourself.
  • 51:07 - 51:09
    You are Puran!
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    Maharaj says 'Karataa Kar Hain'
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    Maharaj you are the Karataa
    you are the doer and you do.
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    You're not just a doer with the ability
    to do but you don't do or lazy.
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    You're' Karataa Kar Hain' you are
    both the Karataa who can do,
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    and you are the doer as well.
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    This is the same word
    saying 'Karataa Purakh'
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    You are the one who
    does everything Maharaj!
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    Another meaning of this
    word 'Karataa Kar Hain'
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    Now in Hindu mythology
    or in the Indian text.
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    There's no such word as Hindu.
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    In Indian mythology the Vedas they
    will talk about Brahma being the doer.
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    The creator the Karataa.
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    Because Brahma is a Karataa
    then to make him,
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    You're the One who made him Maharaj!
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    You are 'Karataa Kar Hain'
    you made Brahma.
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    Why? because we say 'Ik Oankaar'
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    The word Oankaar has those
    three sounds inside it.
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    Aa-Ou-Ma 'OM'
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    Those three sounds from Indian
    mythology or from India
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    They talk about OM being,
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    Arra for Brahma, Ou for Vishnu and
    Ma-Maa for Mahesh the destroyer.
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    OM is three sounds it's talking about
    the Ceator the Sustainer and the Destroyer
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    Guru Ji has put 'Ik' in
    front as 'Ik Oankaar'
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    The One makes all these three
    that's why it says 'Karataa Kar Hain'
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    Maharaj you make Brahma.
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    "Harataa Har Hain"
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    Mahesh is a destroyer he's the
    one who's supposed to destroy
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    Maharaj you destroy even the destroyer.
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    Mahesh might think he's big, Shiv Ji might
    think he's the biggest destroyer always.
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    But he's not because You kill him.
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    But he can't kill you because
    you are 'Harataa Har Hain'
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    Maharaj you can kill even death itself.
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    Guru Gobind Singh Ji says
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    Paramaatam Hain
    Sarbaatam Hain
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    Aatam Bas Hain
    Jas Ke Jas Hain
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    Maharaj you are 'Paramaatam Hain'
    you are the Supreme Aatama
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    The Aatama inside us is actually them.
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    That's why it says in Kirtan Sohila
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    "Sabh Mehi Joth Joth Hai Soe"
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    "This Dhai Chaanan Sabh Mehi Chaanan Hoe"
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    Alaal Purakh Vaheguru Maharaj Ji your
    light is actually what is inside us.
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    It's not our own light it's your light
    we have to connect to you inside us
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    'Sabh Mehi Joth' it's you
    Maharaj it's your Joth!
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    "Sarbaatam Hain"
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    Maharaj reinforces that
    you're Supreme Soul.
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    But you are inside every single person.
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    Sarbh means everyone and
    Aatama one meaning is the soul.
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    Another meaning of Aatam word is inside
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    Maharaj inside everybody is You!
    because you're the Aatama inside us.
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    Maharaj says
    'Aatam Bas Hain'
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    Maharaj Aatam again means inside Bas Hain
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    Maharaj you yourself are
    only in your own control.
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    No one can control you.
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    Vas means to control
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    You are in your own control and no one
    can control Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji.
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    "Jas Ke Jas Hain"
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    Oh Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji
    you are the Glory of the glory
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    'Jas' means praise and the glory.
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    When we sing their praises
    that means 'Jaskirat'
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    The word Jaskirat means
    doing Kirtan of their praises
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    "Jas Ke Jas Hain"
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    Maharaj you are the highest praise.
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    The highest praise in this World is to
    praise the Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji.
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    In fact Gurbani will tell us that if we
    want something from Akaal Purakh.
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    What should we ask for?
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    We come to Gurdwara and put a
    pound down and we ask for something.
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    Maharaj mera Kamm chale.
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    Maharaj says 'Maaganaa Maagan Neekaa'
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    What's the most beautiful thing to ask?
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    "Har Jas Gur Thae Maagana"
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    Ask from Guru that let me praise you,
    let me praise Akaal Purakh Vaheguru.
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    'Harijas'
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    Let me praise you that's what
    we should be asking Maharaj
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    Because they are 'Jas Ke Jas Hain'
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    If we worship them then this
    is the best praise of all praise.
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    In the next 15 minutes we're going
    through the next Chhandh
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    'Bhujang Prayaat Chhandh'
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    Bhujang we said is a snake.
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    A snake goes like this.
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    Left and right and never goes straigh.
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    This Chhandh is like that as well.
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    In Jaap Sahib this is the most favorite
    Chhandh of Guru Gobind Singh Ji.
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    Because even if you look at
    the Penthra of the Singhs
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    it's like a snake never stay in one
    place keep wriggling around.
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    If you look at somebody in the army
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    When I was in the army, they trained us
    if you're running away from something
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    don't run in a straight line.
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    Why? because they can shoot you.
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    They can project your trajectory where
    it's going to go and they will kill you.
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    When you run always run like this.
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    It's snake chaal it will
    go this and that way.
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    Sometimes Maharaj will say one
    thing then the complete opposite.
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    To keep us nimble and
    this is how the chaal goes.
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    Maharaj says
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    Namo Sooraj Sooraje
    Namo Chandr Chandre
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    Akaal Purakh Ji I bow to You,
    Namo to you Maharaj!
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    Maharaj namaste to you
    because you are 'Sooraj Sooraje'
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    Maharaj you're the Sun of all Suns.
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    Sooraj means Sun.
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    You're the light of every
    single Sun out there.
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    There's no one Sun which
    shines with its own light.
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    It doesn't.
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    You give it that light.
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    Because they are not Saibhang
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    Saibhang-Swayanbhav means
    from their own self they give light.
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    Because the Sun when
    it dies out will finish
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    Akaal Purakh Ji made that Sun,
    they are 'Namo Sooraj Sooraje'
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    The source of all light.
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    "Namo Chandr Chandre"
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    The sun gives out light
    the moon reflects light.
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    It's the opposite of the sun
    it doesn't shine it just reflects.
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    Maharaj you are both
    you're Sooraj and Chandh
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    Because the Chandh actually
    can mean the Bhagats
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    And Vaheguru Ji is like the Sun.
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    When Akaal Purakh Ji
    talks about themselves,
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    they say I am the Sun of all Suns.
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    The source of all light.
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    When they talk about the Bhagats the holy
    people like our Gurus and Mahapurakhs.
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    They are like the moon
    they reflect the sun to us.
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    They reflect the Akaal Purakh Ji to us.
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    That's why it's 'Chandh Chadya'
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    "Mitee Dhoundhu Jagi Chaananu Hoaa"
    Chand Chadya
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    Guru Naanak Dev Ji is the moon.
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    In Kaljyug it was a dark night
    you couldn't see the moon anyway.
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    Then Guru Naanak Dev Ji was sent.
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    When Guru Naanak Dev Ji was sent upon
    this earth that means the moon has come up
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    That's the end of Kaljyug now
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    Kaljyug is now finishing off.
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    When Guru Naanak Dev Ji is finished
    with Kaljyug there will be no more Kaljyug
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    It will be Satjyug.
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    They are still here and
    they're working right now.
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    To destroy Kaljyug
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    They're 'Namo Sooraj Sooraje
    Namo Chandr Chandre'
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    They're the moon of all moons
    and they are the light of all lights.
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    Maharaj says
    'Namo Raaj Raaje'
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    'Namo Indr Indre'
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    Akaal Purakh Ji I bow to you
    Maharaj Namo to you!
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    You are 'Raaj Raaje'
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    Maharaj you are the King of all Kings!
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    All the earthly Kngs.
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    "Namo Indr Indre"
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    The Indr is the King of the Devi-Devte.
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    That's what the word comes from Indr.
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    You are the 'Indr Indre'
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    All the Devi -Devte they
    follow what Indr says.
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    But Maharaj Indr has to follow you.
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    You are 'Indr Indre'
    you're the King of even Indra
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    Namo Aandhakaare
    Namo Tej Teje
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    I Bow to you Akaal Purakh
    Namo to 'Aandhakaare'.
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    Aandha means darkness,
    'Aandhakaar'
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    That means you are the complete
    darkness Maharaj I Bow to you!
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    "Namo Tej Teje"
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    The word Tej here means light,
    the light of all light.
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    Not only I Bow to you because
    you're complete darkness.
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    But I bow to you because
    you are complete Light.
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    Light upon light.
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    See how it's like a snake going
    this way then that way.
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    Because if you look at
    the world Maharaj was first.
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    Akaal Purakh Ji was
    'Aad Sach' they're light.
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    But then they made Maya
    then they created darkness.
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    In the darkness they brought
    themselves into it.
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    They became light again.
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    It's like a circle they create
    themselves pure light
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    then comes darkness
    and then again light.
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    When we are walking in the world
    when we are separate from Akaal Purakh.
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    We are in darkness.
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    That's why it says in Baanee-
    'Gur Bin Ghor Andhaar'
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    Without Guru we're in complete
    darkness because it's Aatmak light.
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    It's spiritual light that
    we're looking for.
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    There is a day and the Gursikh day is
    when they're in their Guru's hands.
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    "Dhivas Raath Dhue Dhaaee Dhaaeiaa"
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    On the one side you could say Dhivas Raath
    means day and night the world plays
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    But also the world plays in spiritual
    ignorance and in spiritual light.
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    Sometimes people are totally ignorant
    and they go upon the Dhande.
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    Being totally ignorant of
    Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji.
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    Some people they wake up
    because the day has come.
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    In that day they start acting
    in a lot in accordance,
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    with the Hukam of Akaal Purakh Vaheguru
  • 60:36 - 60:39
    Then they're living in a day
    they're not in night anymore.
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    That's why it says in Baanee
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    "Jae So Chandhaa Ougavehi
    Sooraj Charrehi Hajaar"
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    "Eaethae Chaanan Hodhiaan
    Gur Bin Ghor Andhaar"
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    There were 100 moons and 1000 suns
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    Without our Guru there will
    be complete darkness.
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    Because they're 'Namo Aandhakaare'
    'Namo Tej Teje'
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    They made this Houmai and this game
    of darkness and the complete light.
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    Which is themselves!
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    Namo Brind Brinde
    Namo Beej Beeje
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    The word Brind comes from
    word Bridh which means big.
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    'Namo Bridh Bridhe'
    I Bow to biggest of all!
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    "Namo Beej Beeje"
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    Maharaj you're the seed of all seeds.
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    You're the most subtle thing
    the tiniest thing ever.
  • 61:26 - 61:30
    Because of all the seeds you are the one
    that caused that seed to come about.
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    You are subtle.
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    You're big and you're small as well.
  • 61:34 - 61:35
    Maharaj says
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    "Namo Raajasang Taamasang Saant Roope"
  • 61:40 - 61:45
    'Namo' Maharaj I Bow to you
    'Raajasang Taamasang Saant Roope'
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    In Sikhi they talk about everything
    having three types of qualities.
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    There's Rajogun, Tamogun and Satogun
  • 61:56 - 61:59
    Rajogun is a very passionate
    kind of energy.
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    Bravery, fighting and even lust all
    these things come from Rajasang.
  • 62:07 - 62:10
    But Taamasang is very lazy.
  • 62:10 - 62:13
    It's like inertia we've got energy,
  • 62:13 - 62:14
    and the opposite of energy,
    the complete inertia.
  • 62:14 - 62:18
    Somebody's very lazy doesn't
    want to do much just toss around.
  • 62:18 - 62:20
    Maybe they're depressed or ignorant.
  • 62:20 - 62:22
    This all about Taamasang.
  • 62:25 - 62:27
    It's Tamogun.
  • 62:28 - 62:32
    Maharaj is saying
    'Namo Raajasang Taamasang Saant Rope'
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    The third form is Satogun
  • 62:37 - 62:40
    Satogun is all about purity and calmness.
  • 62:40 - 62:43
    That's why Maharaj says 'Saant Roope'
    instead of saying Satogun.
  • 62:44 - 62:47
    Because when someone is living in
    Satogun then they're living in shanti.
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    Because at themselves
    they are complete peace.
  • 62:50 - 62:52
    They say that every single
    food has that quality.
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    Some food will give you Rajogun,
    some Tamogun and some Satogun.
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    Which is why if you go to
    some restaurants in India,
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    they will say Satvik Khaana.
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    Because those kinds of foods
    like even onions they won't eat
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    because they believe that
    onions will give you passion.
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    They think that every single food has
    some kind of energy attached to it.
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    Some Gun and quality.
  • 63:15 - 63:16
    Rajogun, Tamogun and Satogun.
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    Maharaj says I Bow to you Akaal Purakh Ji
    you made all these three.
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    You made 'Raajasang Taamasang Saant Roope'
  • 63:23 - 63:26
    All these three things are you Maharaj!
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    "Trae Gun Thae Prabha Bhin"
  • 63:28 - 63:31
    You made all of these three
    you're inside all three.
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    But you're separated
    from all of these three.
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    "Namo Param Tattang Atattang Saroope"
  • 63:37 - 63:39
    Maharaj you're 'Param Tattang'
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    I bow to Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji
    you are the Supreme essence.
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    Tatt means the essence
  • 63:44 - 63:47
    You're the supreme essence
    of everything Maharaj
  • 63:47 - 63:49
    But also you're 'Atattang Saroope'
  • 63:49 - 63:52
    Your Form your Saroop is Atattang.
  • 63:52 - 63:55
    It's beyond these matters.
  • 63:55 - 63:57
    Physics we talk about
    the five elements.
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    But Akaal Purakh Ji your form is
    not part of these five elements.
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    Because you are not subject
    to this Raasang Taamasang
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    And Satogun, Rajogun or
    Tamogun don't affect you.
  • 64:05 - 64:07
    You are beyond all these three Guns.
  • 64:08 - 64:10
    You are above all the five elements.
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    Namo Jog Joge
    Namo Giaan Giaane
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    Maharaj I bow to you,
    You are 'Jog Joge'
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    You are the Jogi of
    all the Yogis Maharaj!
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    All the Yogis out there what they
    are trying to do is connect to You.
  • 64:25 - 64:27
    Maharaj you're the Yogi of all the Yogis.
  • 64:27 - 64:28
    You're the supreme Yogi.
  • 64:29 - 64:31
    "Namo Giaan Giaane"
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    All the spiritual knowledge
    not the spirituality
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    All the physical knowledge 'Giaan'
  • 64:36 - 64:39
    Maharaj you're the complete
    Giaan of all Giaan.
  • 64:39 - 64:41
    You who know everything Maharaja.
  • 64:41 - 64:45
    But also all the highest form
    of Giaan is Giaan about you.
  • 64:45 - 64:48
    The highest form of Yoga
    is joining with You.
  • 64:48 - 64:52
    Yoga means Union and
    the highest Union is You.
  • 64:52 - 64:53
    And the highest knowledge is You.
  • 64:53 - 64:56
    It says in Baanee,
    what is a Giaane?
  • 64:56 - 64:57
    Now we have the Gurdwara's Giaani.
  • 64:58 - 65:00
    But we have to ask
    Guru Granth Sahib Ji,
  • 65:00 - 65:02
    Maharaj what is a Giaane?
  • 65:02 - 65:05
    And Baanee says question-
    Giaane Kesa Hove?
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    "Pranavath Naanak Giaane Kesa Hove?"
  • 65:09 - 65:13
    Maharaj says Giaane is
    "Aap Pachanae Bujhae Soe"
  • 65:13 - 65:16
    Giaane is who knows themselves,
    how they know themselves?
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    They know inner soul, what's inside them.
  • 65:19 - 65:22
    Then 'Bujhae Soe' they know
    Him and know themselves.
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    That's a Giaane.
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    The ultimate knowledge is
    knowledge of Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji.
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    Namo Jog Joge
    Namo Giaan Giaane
  • 65:32 - 65:34
    Maharaj goes onto say
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    Namo Maantr Maantre
    Namo Dhiaan Dhiaane
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    Maharaj you are Mantar of all Mantars.
  • 65:41 - 65:46
    I bow to you Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji
    Namo to you who is Mantar of all Mantars
  • 65:48 - 65:49
    "Namo Dhiaan Dhiaane"
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    I bow to you Maharaj
    you are the Dhiaan of all Dhiaan.
  • 65:52 - 65:55
    The highest concentration
    of all concentration.
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    What that means now is the
    highest Mantar is that Mantar
  • 65:59 - 66:02
    That joins you to Akaal Purakh Vaheguru.
  • 66:02 - 66:03
    Wat is that Mantar for us?
  • 66:03 - 66:05
    It's vaheguru Mantar!
  • 66:05 - 66:07
    The highest Mantar of all.
  • 66:08 - 66:11
    Bhai Gurdaas Ji talks about
    in all the four Yugs,
  • 66:11 - 66:14
    All the names of those people
    that came in the four Yugs Avataar.
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    They were given to us in one Mantar
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    The supreme!
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    "Chaarae Jaagae Chahu Jugee Panchaaein
    Vich Jaae Samaavai"
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    He himself has come as
    a fifth and the Supreme.
  • 66:23 - 66:27
    Which is Vaheguru the
    highest Mantra given to us.
  • 66:27 - 66:29
    This is the Mantra that
    Gursikh should Jap.
  • 66:30 - 66:34
    The highest Dhiaan upon
    Dhiaan is on you Maharaj!
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    We could do Dhiaan about anything
    Kamm te Dhiaan laga lo same thing in it.
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    People will say Wo badaa Changaa Haiga
    Kamm thae bhut Dhiaan Lagta haiga
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    But what's the highest
    and best Dhiaan of all?
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    Is to focus upon Akaal Purakh.
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    Namo Maantr Maantre
    Namo Dhiaan Dhiaane
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    Maharaj says
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    Namo Judh Judhe
    Namo Hiaan Giaane
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    Maharaj I bow to you
    the battle of all battles.
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    Because there are battles
    we have to fight.
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    The spiritual battle and
    the physical battle
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    But the highest battle we
    can fight in this world is You.
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    Is to get to you.
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    If we can win you Maharaj
    that's the best battle to fight.
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    And how can we win you?
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    Because you have to fight
    these five things inside us.
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    Kaam, Krodh, Lobh, Moh, Ahankaar.
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    That's why Guru Gobind Singh Ji says
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    "Khaalasaa Soi Jo Karay Nit Jang"
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    Khaalasaa is that person
    who fights inside every day.
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    That's why it says
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    "Jaa Ko Har Rang Laago Eis Jug Mehi
    So Keheeath Hai Sooraa"
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    The one who wins the Love and
    connection with you Maharaj.
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    They're the true warrior in this world.
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    "Namo Judh Judhe"
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    "Namo Giaan Giaane"
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    Maharaj you're the
    highest Giaan of all Giaan.
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    We need Aatam Giaan to know you Maharaj.
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    Our Guru is that person who
    is the warrior of all warriors.
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    And the Giaane of all Giaane.
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    Guru Har Gobind Sahib they are that,
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    they are the biggest
    warrior of all warriors
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    As Bhai Gurdaas Ji says
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    Dali Bhanjan Guru Sooramaa
    Vadh Jodhaa, Bahu Paraoupakaaree
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    That's how they describe him that
    warrior Guru who destroys other enemies.
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    Who destroys the armies of other people.
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    He is also the Paraoupakaaree
    he does so many good things.
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    They freed 52 Raje.
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    They were in prison
    they could have come out.
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    They said no, first I will free all the
    other people then I will come out.
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    They are the Bahu Paraoupakaaree.
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    They do so many good
    things for the people.
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    That's our Guru!
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    Because they are the warrior all warriors
    and the Giaane of all Giaanes
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    Maharaj says
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    Namo Bhoj Bhoje
    Namo Paan Paane
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    The word Bhoj means food.
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    The word Paan here means Paani- drink.
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    Maharaj I bow to you
    the food of all foods
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    and the water of all waters.
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    One way Akaal Purakh Ji
    gives us all food.
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    Right the very beginning we talked about
    that they gave us all food and all water.
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    Everything comes from them.
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    The biggest thing to eat is Akaal Purakh.
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    Why? because Maharaj
    'Breham Giaanee Kaa Bhojan Giaan'
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    The highest thing to eat is Akaal Purakh.
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    Let's eat the Aatam Giaan
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    Even Sabadh will say
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    "Langar Chalai Gur Sabadh
    Har Thott N Aavee Khatteeai"
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    We might think Langar is at back
    Roti, Dal and Kheer today.
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    The biggest Langar in the Gurdwara is here
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    Guru Sabadh is the Langar
    we should be eating.
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    But we end up eating there
    more than we eat here.
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    It's our job to eat here
    as much as to fill our Tedd here.
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    And then when we go over there
    we're not even that hungry.
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    Because you had Aatmak Khaana.
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    Namo Bhoj Bhoje
    Namo Paan Paane
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    Maharaj you're the water of all waters.
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    How are you the highest water?
    Because you give us Anmrith.
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    The Anmrith which is inside us.
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    Even people who have done Naam Japana
    they can survive on Naam alone.
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    They don't need to eat or to drink.
  • 69:51 - 69:54
    Inside them they create Anmrith
    and they drink the Anmrith.
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    They don't need water from
    outside buying themselves
  • 69:57 - 69:59
    Even Baba Harnam Singh Ji talks about
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    how they survive 40 days
    without food or water
  • 70:01 - 70:02
    Why?
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    Because they could drink the Anmrith
    inside them and they could live off that.
  • 70:06 - 70:08
    It's true Breham Giaanee Kaa Bhojan Giaan
  • 70:08 - 70:10
    Maharaj says
  • 70:10 - 70:14
    Namo Kalah Kartaa
    Namo Saant Roope
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    Akaal Purakh I bow to you 'Kalah Kartaa'
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    Maharaj you create arguments.
  • 70:19 - 70:20
    It's said in Sukhamani Sahib
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    "Simaro Simar Simar Sukh Paavo
    Kal Kalaes Than Maahi Mittavo"
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    Kal means arguments
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    Kalah Kartaa you create arguments Maharaj
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    "Namo Saant Roope"
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    Maharaj I bow to you
    You are the Saant Roop
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    Your form is pure peace.
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    You create these arguments,
    but you create the solution.
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    When we come to you the
    solution is we will get peace.
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    Don't pigeonhole by Vaheguru.
  • 70:46 - 70:47
    They do all of this.
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    Namo Indr Indrai
    Anaadaan Bibhoote
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    Maaraj I bow to you
    the King of all Kings.
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    King of all heavenly Kings Maharaj,
    you are the Indra of all Indras.
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    "Anaadaan Bibhoote"
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    'An-Aad'
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    Bibhoote means the matter.
  • 71:03 - 71:06
    Maharaj Ji what you're made of is 'Anaad'
  • 71:06 - 71:09
    It doesn't have a beginning 'Anaad'
  • 71:09 - 71:12
    The word Aad means beginning
    and 'An' means opposite
  • 71:12 - 71:14
    'Anaadan Bibhoote'
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    What you are made of has no beginning.
  • 71:17 - 71:20
    If the word Bibhoot can mean matter.
  • 71:20 - 71:23
    Anaadaan becomes Anand
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    Pure bliss you are Anaadaan
  • 71:27 - 71:29
    Maharaj you're form is Pure Bliss.
  • 71:30 - 71:31
    Maharaj says
  • 71:33 - 71:37
    Kalankaar Roope
    Alankaar Alaanke
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    Maharaj Kalankaar Roope
  • 71:39 - 71:43
    You're form-Roop Maharaj is Kalankaar.
  • 71:44 - 71:45
    'Kalankaar'
  • 71:46 - 71:50
    Kalank means fault, armies enemies.
  • 71:50 - 71:53
    Your form is the enemy of the fault.
  • 71:54 - 71:57
    You appeal Maharaj when
    you're the enemy of a fault,
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    you will keep on doing
    until you get it perfect.
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    That what it means to be Kalankaar
  • 72:03 - 72:05
    You're the enemy of any mistake
  • 72:05 - 72:07
    Maharaj you and your form is perfect!
  • 72:07 - 72:09
    "Alankaar Alaanke"
  • 72:09 - 72:13
    The word Alankaar means
    jewelry and ornaments.
  • 72:13 - 72:15
    "Alankaar Alaanke"
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    Maharaj you are the jewel of all jewels.
  • 72:19 - 72:23
    When we look at a person
    they may be very poor.
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    But if they have Akaal Purakh Vaheguru
    inside their soul and they are Pargat.
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    Then they are beautiful.
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    Because God themselves has
    Sawaar deta Unha nu
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    God themselves has made
    that person beautiful.
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    They are 'Alankaar Alaanke'
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    The jewel of all jewels because
    Tusi Swaar De Haige Maharaj.
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    Maharaj says
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    Namo Aas Aase
    Namo Baank Banke
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    Maharaj you are the desire of all desires.
  • 72:49 - 72:54
    I bow to you because
    Aasaraa means support.
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    Maharaj you are the
    support of all desires.
  • 72:56 - 72:57
    'Aas Aasare'
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    You are the support of all desires.
  • 72:59 - 73:00
    "Namo Baank Banke"
  • 73:01 - 73:03
    The word Baank Banke means
    the most beautiful of all.
  • 73:03 - 73:07
    Baankya da Baanka is how it's translated.
  • 73:07 - 73:08
    Baank means beautiful.
  • 73:08 - 73:11
    Maharaj you're the most beautiful
    of all beautiful things.
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    Abhangee Saroope
    Anangee Anaame
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    Maharaj you are 'Abhangee Saroope'
    Your Saroop Maharaj is Abhangee.
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    It will not be destroyed
    it cannot be destroyed.
  • 73:24 - 73:25
    Bhang means to destroy.
  • 73:25 - 73:27
    "Abhangee Saroope"
  • 73:27 - 73:29
    Your form is indestructible.
  • 73:29 - 73:31
    "Anangee Anaame"
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    Maharaj you're 'Anangee'
    you don't have any forms or limbs.
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    The word Angad means a limb and
    Anangee means you don't have any limbs.
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    You have no body.
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    There's no such body
    which doesn't have limbs
  • 73:44 - 73:45
    Maharaj you are without any limbs.
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    You are Anaame.
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    You have no body and you have no Name,
  • 73:50 - 73:55
    The word Anaam can also
    mean without any disease,
  • 73:55 - 73:58
    You have no body and no disease
    Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji!
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    Because if you haven't got a body
    you can't get a disease.
  • 74:02 - 74:03
    "Anangee Anaame"
  • 74:03 - 74:05
    Maharaj finishes this last Chhandh with
  • 74:05 - 74:09
    Tribhaangee Trikaale
    Anangee Akaame
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    'Tribhaangee'
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    Bhaang means to destroy
    and Tri means three
  • 74:14 - 74:17
    'Tribhaangee' Maharaj you will
    destroy all three places.
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    What will you destroy the heavens,
    the earth and the hells.
  • 74:21 - 74:23
    You will destroy all of these
    three things Maharaj!
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    'Tribhaangee' and 'Trikaale'
  • 74:26 - 74:29
    The word Kaal means the death.
  • 74:29 - 74:31
    Trikaale means three.
  • 74:31 - 74:34
    In one way this can be
    translated to mean that,
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    you will destroy the people
    of all three worlds.
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    You would destroy the worlds,
  • 74:38 - 74:42
    And you will destroy the people
    that live in those three worlds.
  • 74:43 - 74:45
    I and the Devi-Devte, the human beings
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    and the demons.
  • 74:49 - 74:50
    Destroy all three.
  • 74:50 - 74:53
    The word Kaal mean time as well.
  • 74:54 - 74:59
    Trikaale there's three times
    there's the past, present and future.
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    Maharaj you are in all three.
  • 75:01 - 75:04
    Because you are 'Aadh Sach Jugaadh Sach'
  • 75:04 - 75:07
    'Hai Bhee Sach Naanak Hosee Bhee Sach'
  • 75:07 - 75:09
    Because you are in all three times.
  • 75:10 - 75:11
    'Trikaale'
  • 75:11 - 75:13
    Maharaj says
    'Anangee Akaame'
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    Maharaj you're 'Anangee'
    you have no body or limb.
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    'Akaame'
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    Maharaj you have no desire.
  • 75:21 - 75:25
    Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji is the only
    person in this world that has no desire.
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    Because they are perfect,
    they don't need anything.
  • 75:28 - 75:31
    They don't desire anything because
    they don't need anything at all.
  • 75:31 - 75:33
    They are already complete.
  • 75:33 - 75:35
    If they are complete,
    they are content
  • 75:36 - 75:39
    They are Saant and Santokh
    that's what they are.
  • 75:39 - 75:42
    When we connect to them,
    we can start becoming complete.
  • 75:42 - 75:44
    We can start losing our desires.
  • 75:44 - 75:46
    That's why Guru Ji has no desires.
  • 75:46 - 75:48
    Apart from serving
    Akaal Purakh Vaheguru Ji.
  • 75:48 - 75:52
    They say 'Pooran Hoei Hamaaree Aasa'
    give my desire make it perfect.
  • 75:52 - 75:55
    What is my desire?
    'Tor Bhajan Kee Rahai Piaasa'
  • 75:55 - 75:59
    Let me stay affixed at your
    feet and do your Bhagati.
  • 75:59 - 76:01
    That's all that our Sikh should ask.
  • 76:01 - 76:03
    The highest desire we have
  • 76:03 - 76:07
    "Maanganaa Maangan Neekaa
    Har Jas Gur Thae Maaganaa"
  • 76:07 - 76:10
    Ask Guru Maharaj to let me
    praise Akaal Purakh Vaheguru JI.
  • 76:10 - 76:13
    And how should I praise him?
    Let me read Jaap Sahib
  • 76:14 - 76:16
    That's what we should do it's given to us.
  • 76:16 - 76:18
    We're reading the Baanee
    let's read it everyday
  • 76:18 - 76:21
    Make it your Nitnem,
    don't make it your Sunday Name.
  • 76:21 - 76:22
    It's your Nitnem.
  • 76:22 - 76:25
    Everyday let's try and
    read three Jaap Sahib Ji.
  • 76:25 - 76:28
    Swere it's one of the first thing
    that comes into our mind.
  • 76:28 - 76:31
    Let's eat Jaap Sahib before
    we eat our breakfast.
  • 76:32 - 76:35
    Because that is the 'Bhoj Bhoje'
    the highest food of all food.
  • 76:35 - 76:37
    Bhul Chuk Dee Khimaa Bakhshanee Ji
  • 76:37 - 76:40
    There are some leaflets at the
    front about the YouTube channel.
  • 76:40 - 76:44
    If you didn't know if you only come the
    first time all the videos are recorded
  • 76:44 - 76:47
    They're put on YouTube and you can
    follow them up they edit it as well.
  • 76:47 - 76:51
    There're also new leaflets that
    we're doing with the street Prachar.
  • 76:51 - 76:55
    We're telling people about Sikhi on
    the street Gorey, Kaale everybody.
  • 76:55 - 76:58
    The leaflets here at the
    front if you want them,
  • 76:58 - 76:59
    you can come and help yourself.
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    Sorry I've gone a bit over the time.
  • 77:01 - 77:03
    Bhul Chuk Dee Khimaa Bakhshanee Ji
  • 77:03 - 77:07
    Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa
    Vaheguru Ji Kee Fateh!
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Jaap Sahib English Katha #14: Chands 171 - 188
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