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People from different cultures follow different practices to keep their 'purity' intact. Some may bathe several times a day, and others may decide to live in solitude.

Some believe that places can be rendered 'impure' for certain periods of time based on what happened there, including even the most natural beautiful acts like giving birth. The question is, does following such practises actually help us in purifying ourselves?

Through the Bani (words) of Asa Di Vaar, Guru Ji explains how our eyes, ears and tongue are impure because we use them to slander, gossip and negatively look upon others. In turn, all of this leads to an impure state of mind. Guru tells us precisely what we need to do to remove the impurities of the mind.

00:00 Coming up in this episode
01:04 Recitation of Shabad
03:23 Introduction
05:08 Wherever the Guru goes, everything blossoms
15:43 What is and isn't impure?
33:50 What are the actual impurities in us?
44:08 There's no such thing as impurity
52:13 How to remove all impurities

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This video is part of the Asa Di Vaar Series:
Asa Di Vaar is collection of ballads/stanzas and is usually sung before sun rise in the beautiful Raag Asa. Written by Guru Nanak Dev Ji, Guru Angad Dev Ji and Guru Raam Das Ji, the Bani (prayer) praises the wondrous creation and condemns hypocrisy. Many Gursikhs (Sikhs of the Guru) recite this Bani as part of their Nitnem (Daily Sikh Prayers), as it is a practical guideline for life. Be sure to watch this amazing 24 part series, and by implementing these practical teachings, you can be released from the 8.4 million cycles of life and merge with the One. 

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#18 How To Remove Impurities From The Mind (Jithai Jaae Bahai Mera Satguru) - Asa Di Vaar Katha

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