Mind; blown. That was a great vid. It's great to see Sikhi is more accessible and explained to all of us that are mainly English speaking. Keep em coming and thank you.
Ik ongkar perkash 🌕 lights and guru Nanak cloud smiling and laughing, reflection of lights under tree's satnam Waheguru Waheguru Waheguru Waheguru Waheguru Waheguru can't even describe under tree's lights OMG blissful my experience of gurugrace my life ok
Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh bhai ji. Thank you for making these videos on Sikhi, your work is very appreciated. I was wondering, if it would be possible for you to make a video on the Sikh perspective on how the world was created (our creation story). Thank you.
Literal meaning of "Gyani" is a person of wisdom and knowledge. "Gyani" is also an educational qualification in India which relates to Punjabi language and literature. Equivalent of that in Hindi is "Shastri". So, in literal sense Bhai Jugraj Singh is of course gyani.
Your point on singularity really convinces me. However, the one God or Waheguru as we call him is present even today. Singularity is not. How do we reconcile the two since then?
Basics of Sikhi Point noted, thank you. Listening to your talk I was reminded again of the 8.4 million births we have to take until we attain human form. This time I decided to google on where science stands today on the number of species on earth (or the universe?). Pleasantly surprised to know the estimate is, "8.7 million, give or take 1.3 million": www.nature.com/news/2011/110823/full/news.2011.498.html. Not that I should need this for confirmation.
+metalsurd if u believe in guru u will get the right answer that there are only 8.4 million species present in the universe . The scientist have surely mixed the breed with species (we all know how mush science is flexible ) .......read Guru Granth sahib ji daily with meanings n join the sangat then u will not doubt Guru and will know the truth
I would politely suggest you challenge your pre-existing perception of the 'AUM' symbol. The interpretation you have presented is a superficial representation that is grotesquely short of the depth that the symbol signifies. Even a cursory appraisal of the Mandukya Upanishad will prompt you to revise your idea that the "AUM" symbol is a mythological representation of the Trimurti with "nothing above them". I do not doubt that many hold 'AUM' as a traditional polytheistic conceptual belief but as you are well aware: a belief that is held by many does not contaminate the sanctity of the scripture. Dare I say, most Sikhs believe Ik Onkar simply means "one God". You have perhaps given the same treatment to a symbol of priceless depth.
Man, where was this when I was younger
ditto!
learnt what my name means from this and a lot more. great video
What a pure soul he was
Akal!! Gajke fateh bolave Akali Baba Nanak de man nu pave Sat Sri Akal!!
Mind; blown. That was a great vid. It's great to see Sikhi is more accessible and explained to all of us that are mainly English speaking. Keep em coming and thank you.
Our Nishan Sahib were also traditionally blue not orange
Thank you very much Jagraj Veerji and the whole team behind this great initiative! I feel blessed from the true knowledge. It's really deep and great!
very inspiring veerji x thank you and plz keep up this seva x
Ik ongkar perkash 🌕 lights and guru Nanak cloud smiling and laughing, reflection of lights under tree's satnam Waheguru Waheguru Waheguru Waheguru Waheguru Waheguru can't even describe under tree's lights OMG blissful my experience of gurugrace my life ok
Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh bhai ji. Thank you for making these videos on Sikhi, your work is very appreciated. I was wondering, if it would be possible for you to make a video on the Sikh perspective on how the world was created (our creation story). Thank you.
VJKK VJKF< please watch our video on Sikhism and Science. its in the Atheism Playlist.
Really, you are doing a great " Sewa " to the Panth, pl. keep it up
Wow its besti how much is not taught n how much we have already diverted from gurus path
Literal meaning of "Gyani" is a person of wisdom and knowledge. "Gyani" is also an educational qualification in India which relates to Punjabi language and literature. Equivalent of that in Hindi is "Shastri". So, in literal sense Bhai Jugraj Singh is of course gyani.
Teaching me to this day! 🙏🏽💜
Awesome explanation paji
Have you got a image of the flag used at the time of the Guru?
Very interesting way to put it about Apple. nice!
very good talk give by you
Thank you so much 🙏
Waheguru
I think there is further explanation of ek oankar. 1 tells us that there is only one that exists. As we know everything else is Maya
Now please come visit the Bay Area soon!!! ;)
Could you please Which of the meaning we can use next time for ikonkar ?
Jagraj singh ji great
Deep video
Your point on singularity really convinces me. However, the one God or Waheguru as we call him is present even today. Singularity is not. How do we reconcile the two since then?
metalsurd Well actually, although things have expanded out from the singularity, they remain within God and it will all revert back to 1.
Basics of Sikhi Point noted, thank you. Listening to your talk I was reminded again of the 8.4 million births we have to take until we attain human form. This time I decided to google on where science stands today on the number of species on earth (or the universe?). Pleasantly surprised to know the estimate is, "8.7 million, give or take 1.3 million": www.nature.com/news/2011/110823/full/news.2011.498.html. Not that I should need this for confirmation.
+metalsurd if u believe in guru u will get the right answer that there are only 8.4 million species present in the universe . The scientist have surely mixed the breed with species (we all know how mush science is flexible ) .......read Guru Granth sahib ji daily with meanings n join the sangat then u will not doubt Guru and will know the truth
I would politely suggest you challenge your pre-existing perception of the 'AUM' symbol. The interpretation you have presented is a superficial representation that is grotesquely short of the depth that the symbol signifies. Even a cursory appraisal of the Mandukya Upanishad will prompt you to revise your idea that the "AUM" symbol is a mythological representation of the Trimurti with "nothing above them".
I do not doubt that many hold 'AUM' as a traditional polytheistic conceptual belief but as you are well aware: a belief that is held by many does not contaminate the sanctity of the scripture. Dare I say, most Sikhs believe Ik Onkar simply means "one God". You have perhaps given the same treatment to a symbol of priceless depth.