Amrit Sanskaar - Giani Thakur Singh Ji

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Want to become detached from the world? There are three things we need to get there!

In this video, Bibi Gurprit Kaur guides us through the Bani of Barah Maha, introducing the month of Jeth. The third month in the Sikh Calendar!

Through this Pauri (stanza/step), Guru Sahib tells us to build the desire to meet Vaheguru. Gurprit Kaur also looks at the differences between Naam and Ego and we find out what we lose and gain from each.

There are three things we need to attain a blessed union with Vaheguru; find out what those three things are in this video.

00:00 Introduction
00:40 Awaken the desire to connect
02:06 Nothing can keep you in bondage
05:10 The wealth that never runs out
13:39 The game of Vaheguru
14:31 Everything is in God's Hukam
16:51 You must make an effort
20:16 Seek the company of the Holy

Barah Maha is a Bani composed by the fifth Sikh Guru, Guru Arjan Dev Ji. This Bani is commonly recited at the beginning of each month of the Sikh calendar, also known as Sangrand. Each month has a specific message relevant to that particular time of year. Join us as we learn about 'Barah Maha' - the Twelve Months.

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