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Posted by Aalas Moorakh 
chaubole
December 17, 2012 03:14PM
Vahigurjio,

Could some jee please tell me what/who Guru Ji is refering to in his bani when Guru Arjan Dev Ji writes 'O Samman'? and 'O Mussan'?
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Re: chaubole
December 17, 2012 03:37PM
Please see: [gurmatbibek.com]

"Chaubole appears right after Funhe, in Siri Guru Granth Sahib jee. The mind that is imbued in the divine colour of sweet Funhe, is further sweetened when it does Paath of Chaubole. Chaubole appears on Ang 1363 and ends on Ang 1364. It contains 11 Pauris and each Pauri contains 2 Pankitis. It's a small Baani as far as size is concerned but it contains extremely great Gurmat principles. Some of the metaphors contained in it are mind-blowing. Traditionally it is considered to be conversation between 4 Gursikhs - Samman, Moosan, Kamal and Patang but Professor Sahib Singh has not accepted this and has done the meanings of this Baani without acknowledging the 4 Gursikhs. Either way, it does not affect the lofty Gurmat principles that this Gurbani is giving to Gursikhs. It hardly takes a minute to do Paath of this Gurbani.

Sensing the sweetness of these two Baanis and the fact that it does not take too long to read them, many serious Seekers of Vaheguru include these Gurbanis in their Nitnem.

Bhul Chuk dee Maafi jee. Please do point out any mistakes and omissions.

Gurbani is Agam Agaadh Bodh.

Daas,
Kulbir Singh"
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Re: chaubole
December 17, 2012 03:45PM
Many Thanks
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