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Naam & Gurbani Q&A

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Naam & Gurbani Q&A
June 23, 2010 01:39AM
An Old post, which is very beneficial. I'm astounded by Doctor Gurdit Singh story right at the end!

Quote: 1) Is there a difference between the paaras kalaa of gurbani and the paras kala of Naam?

Naam and Gurbani are closely knitted together (ਓਤ ਪੋਤ). Both are made of the same spiritual material. The underlying material in both is same. Since Naam has come out of mouth of Satguru, so Naam too is baani but the difference lies in the fact that whole of Gurbani gives us hukam to japp one khaas Naam. This khaas Naam is Gurmat Naam that we get at the time of our initiation at the lotus hands of Punj Pyare.

Paaras Kala of both Gurbani and Naam cleanses one of dirt. The difference lies in the fact that Gurbani's paaras kala prompts one's mind to japp Naam and paaras Kala of Naam opens the Dasam Duaar and straightens the Naabh Kamal of the seeker which is currently lying upside down. Paaras Kala of Naam gets one darshan of Vaheguru.


Quote: 2) Can a non-amritdhari experience the paaras kala of gurbani? Does the amritdhari experience more paaras kala from gurbani than the non-amritdhari?

Yes, I believe anyone can experience the paaras kala of Gurbani provided one exposes one's heart to Gurbani. Gurbani is Sarab Sanjhi i.e. anyone Sikh or non Sikh can come and experience the cool shadow of Gurbani roop tree.


Quote: 3) I believe that one is bestowed Naam when one takes amrit. Therefore, can a non-amritdhari experience the paaras kala of Naam simran?

Normally no but there are exceptions. One's who have massive bhagti from previous lives, sometimes get spiritual experiences by japping Naam or getting exposed to Naam vibrations before amrit. But such kirpa is shortlived and one can never get full potential of Gurmat Naam without japping Naam through Guru i.e. after amrit chhak.

We see in the story of Doctor Gurdit Singh of Burma, who's sister experienced spiritual ecstacy before amrit chhak. Her brother, who attained the full avastha of jyot vigaas right at the time of amrit chhak, wished that his sister who was sitting outside and had not been accepted as a candidate for amrit, too get this experience. She was in great bairaag and was sitting outside the Amrit Sinchaar Darbar. Right at that moment when Dr Sahib wished that his sister experience spiritual ecstacy that he was experiencing, a thought came in the minds of all Punj Pyaare at the same time, that they allow his sister to have darshan of her brother who was coloured in the divine colours of Naam. They lifted Dr Sahib, who was in samadhi and brought him by the window and opened the window. His sister beheld him from outside and as soon as she had his darshan and as she saw his divinely radiant face, she lost her worldly consciousness and Naam Khanda inside her started moving in full force. She had not even chhaked Amrit. She was japping Naam or you can say that Naam Khanda was moving inside her body in full vigour.

Dr Sahib stayed drenched in these divine colours for long time. Many hours after the Amrit Sinchaar samagam ended the sangat requested Bhai Sahib Randhir Singh jee (who too was one of the Punj Pyare) to make Dr Sahib saavdhaan i.e. bring him back to consciousness as they wished to have hid darshan. Bhai Sahib reluctantly took his surthee in the same mandals as Dr Sahib and from there brought him back to Sehaj Avastha and this way sangat had darshan of Dr Sahib.

Kulbir Singh
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Re: Naam & Gurbani Q&A
June 23, 2010 07:56AM
Thanks Veer Vista jee for posting this. Daas has no recollection of when this was written. An account of Dr Gurdit Singh's spiritual life was written by Bhai Sahib Randhir Singh jee. It's hard to read his life without shedding tears of Love and Bairaag. Oh what a great life it was!

Same is true life of Bibi Joginder Kaur about whom Bhai Sahib has written in extreme Bairaag. While reading Bibi jee's life in Ranglay Sajjan, you can feel the Bairaag that Bhai Sahib had, when he wrote the story.

When a Nihung Singh aimed an arrow at Bhai Sahib's throat, Bhai Sahib's close companion Baba Surjan Singh moved his hand in front of the arrow. The arrow pierced Baba jee's hand. Bibi Joginder Kaur leapt forward like a lioness and grabbed the bow-arrow from the hands of Nihung Singh. Seeing her in full Bir Rass, the Nihungs fled and it led to one of the first victory of war against Masands who had occupied Gurdwara Sahibaan.

Later on, when Bibi jee's husband and Bhai Sahib were arrested, police came to occupy their house. Bibi jee became an embodiment of Chandi and the poilcemen fled from there. Bhai Sahib has written about Bibi jee extremely respectfully and bairaagfully. This respect, love, Bairaag, and devotion gets carved on the heart of the reader as well.

Daas,
Kulbir Singh
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