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| | Naam - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Naam Japo refers to the meditation, vocal singing of Hymns from the Sri Guru Granth Sahib or of the various Names of God, specially the chanting of the word Waheguru, which means Wonderful Lord. | | | Naam Japo is a main pillar of Sikhism and is the term used to refer to this very important activity in the everyday life of a Sikh — the singing, quiet meditation, listening of sacred text or sacred words. | | | The term Naam refers to the act of worship of God by Sikhs. |
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| | Cabaret Zonder Naam / Heb je een momentje | | | Altijd Lazerus / Waarom Fluister Ik Je Naam Nog | | | Bhai Surinder Singh Jodhpuri (Hazuri Ragi, Sri Darbar Saheb, Amritsar) / Naam Nit Nit Leh |
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| | NodeWorks - Encyclopedia: Sikh |
| | Naam Japo; have faith in Guru & God. | | | In Sikhism, God is called Waheguru and meditation through kirtan(holy music) or simple meditation on God's name(on the word Waheguru through repetition and faith, otherwise known as Naam Japna) and recite the Banis of the Guru - Japji Sahib, Jaap Sahib Tav Prasad savaye, Chaupai Sahib and Anand Sahib. | | | Regularly study, meditate on and read the SGGS. |
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| | THEOLOGY |
| | Bhai Gurdas considered the practice of Naam daan isnaan as a fulfillment of the Guru's teachings. | | | To a Guru oriented individual, the practice of naam, daan and isnaan constitute the fulfillment of Guru's teachings. | | | naam daan and isnaan are the acts of piousness. |
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http://www.sikhreview.org/november1996/theology.htm
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| | The object of the exercise is to become absorbed in honouring God (Naam) and so do the movements correctly out of spiritual ecstasy rather than rational intention. | | | Naam Simran (Worship of the Name of God) | | | A couple of these volumes, most notably Shastar Naam Mala ("Rosary of the Name of the Sacred Sword") and Bachittar Naatak ("Momentous Events") deal with issues that may be of interest to martial artists. |
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http://www.combatkempo.com/Gatka/gatka.htm
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| | Essays on Sikh Values - Mainstay of the Faith |
| | Naam japo - remember God: recite His name. | | | Naam Nash - The name of a male ends with Singh, and that of a female with Kaur. |
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http://www.gurmat.info/sms/smspublications/essaysonsikhvalues/mainstayofthefaith
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| | LOGAN RAM KHILONAA JAANAA - IS GOD A TOY? |
| | O Baabaa, the mind is intoxicated with the Naam, drinking in its Nectar, it remains absorbed in God's Love (sggs 260). | | | Nanak Naam na chetnee agiyaanee andhule avare karam kaamaahi | | | He is won only by the Naam uttered with heartly love and complete involvement of the mind. |
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http://www.gurbani.org/webart15.htm
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| | 100 FootPrints |
| | Pyareoooooooooooooo Naam Japo, leave the rest to the guru. | | | So pyare guru ke pyare pyare gursikho, let us all jap naam with *all* our energies and let the guru do the thinking for us. | | | When we give our head to the guru, it isn't just some symbolic ritual from the time the panj pyare actually were beheaded - no, giving the head means becoming a slave to the guru. |
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| | SONGS OF THE PAST MASTERS |
| | Kaya rangan je thiye pyare, paiye Naam majith | | | But one becomes happy by meditation on the Naam of God. | | | On the way which is pitch dark, the Naam of God will illuminate it. |
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http://www.freeweb.hu/santmat/Alapitvany/Bhajan/PastMast.html
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| | Sikhism - " Sikh Philosophy Of Life " |
| | Through the practice of Naam, praise and assimilation of Sabad and adoption of God's Hukam, a true devotee can attain salvation. | | | It is to perform those emancipative actions of Naam God | | | "Mane pawe mokh duar" - It is through establishment of Naam in mind that one can make oneself a shrine of salvation. |
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http://www.sikhnet.com/Sikhnet/discussion.nsf/3d8d6eacce83bad8872564280070c2b3/41B33CABAE8B1BD58725671F0076FAF7!OpenDocument
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| | The Hindu : Metro Plus Vijayawada / Festivals : Bole So Nihal, Sat Sri Akaal |
| | The three main tenets of His teachings are - Naam Japo - recital of His name, the truth | | | All Sikhs living in Vijayawada - young and old -- in a festive mood gathered to celebrate the 535th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Devji, the founder guru of the Sikhs, on Friday. |
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http://www.hindu.com/mp/2004/11/27/stories/2004112702960300.htm
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| | Articles - Wand kay Shako |
| | Thus, it prohibits sikhs from indulging into any illegal activity as well as begging or living on state benefits (apart from the circumstances when you are unable to work) The second one says "naam japo" which means to meditate and remember the name of God/Waheguru at all times. | | | The slogan goes as: kirt karo, naam japo, wand ke shako! | | | This means that a sikh is supposed to have God as an integral part of his/her life, with every breath; a sikh is meant to thank God for Its blessings and also remember God in order to refrain from any activity that is illegal, illicit or that hurts,harms or cheats anyone. |
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http://www.free-biz.org/articles/Wand_kay_Shako
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| | Faith: The Newsletter of the ILRS: Autumn 2002 |
| | Three basic tenets of Guru Nanak's teachings are (1) Naam Japo — Constant meditating upon God's Name, (2) Kirt Karo — Engage in an honest non-exploitive labor, and (3) Wand Chakko — Share your earnings, out of love and compassion for others. | | | Sikhism originated from Northern India in the 15th Century and its founder, Guru Nanak emphasized the personal devotion to Divine Spirit and the commitment to social justice and true egalitarianism as a necessary balance to attain enlightenment. | | | His writings and those of his successors Gurus became part of the Sikh scripture called Guru Granth Sahib (GGS). |
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http://www.ilrs.org/faith/f2k2.3.html
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| | The Tribune...Arts Tribune |
| | On a philosophical note he muses, “If we were to follow Guru Nanak’s one-line teaching —Kirt karo, naam japo, wand ke khao (work, pray and share) — life would be a utopian dream. | | | For the judges’ choice he sang the devotional Ishwar Allah tere naam, sabko sanmati de Bhagwan.... | | | Her Punjabi pop song Likhadi haan tera naam... |
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http://www.tribuneindia.com/1999/99aug06/art-trib.htm
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| | Sikh Objectives of Meditation |
| | Kindly bless me with your Naam, which is the fulfillment, and make me content that way so that may the hunger of my mind be satiated. | | | We say that let us do meditation or Naam japo meaning let us recite the name of the Lord. | | | O my mind, those who forsake naam and take to the duality, fall into the grip of the angel of death. |
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http://www.punjabheritage.com/drlal.htm
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| | ORIGIN OF THE SAKA RACES - Chapter 3 of `Collapse of the Brahmanist Empire in South Asia', by Khshatrapa Gandasa. On Sakastan or Sakasthan, the homeland of Indo-Scythic peoples. |
| | The main ingredient of Nanak's whole philosophy of spirituality and meaning of life can be put in the nut shell: "kirt kamao, naam japo, wand shakho" ("earn your living truthfully, reflect and meditate on the creator and share your gains with other"). | | | He rejected the Brahmanic concept of "sanyas" as the path of finding enlightenment and proscribes his followers ("Sikh" meaning "disciple" - Pali, "Sikkha") to live the life of a "householder", actively engaged in the social and political life of the community while pursing a spiritual life. | | | It must be noted that it was only the lower caste Hindus who accepted him as a Sufi saint; none of the Aryan Brahminists did so. |
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http://www.dalitstan.org/books/gandasa/gandasa3.html
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| | India Culture Disucssion chat forums |
| | Sri guru Nanak Dev ji, left us with the word or naam in panjabi. | | | I can relate to that feeling you are talking about, because to jap naam gives a the most penetrating experience ever for me. | | | I have 100% faith in our guru's teachings if they had thought om had any relevence they would have put this in the sri guru granth sahib. |
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http://indiaculture.net/talk/messages/65/1521.html?990546758
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| | SikhiToTheMAX - Enabling Gurmat Knowledge |
| | Naam Dayv's mind is attached to the Lord. | | | This Shabad is by Bhagat Naam Dev Ji in Raag Aasaa on Pannaa 485 | | | My mind is the yardstick, and my tongue is the scissors. |
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http://www.sikhitothemax.com/Page.asp?ShabadID=1807
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| | satguru jagjit singh ji |
| | KIRAT KARO (Earn thy living with the sweat of your brow) WAND CHAKHO (Share the fruits of your labor with the poor), NAAM JAPO (Meditate on the name of God) the three cardinal principles of faith as propounded by GURU NANAK DEV JI are being practiced by the Namdhari Sikhs with a catholic spirit. | | | Sat Guru Jagjit Singh Ji is carrying forward the splendid heritage of Sikh faith in all its purity and sanctity in true sense of the term. | | | The above principles of Sikh philosophy are being vigorously propagated by Sat Guru Jagjit Singh Ji with a missionary zeal. |
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http://namdhari-world.com/new%20nw/SGJagjitsingh.htm
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| | naam japo kirat karo te vand ke chako ji. | | | Sada Sada Sat Naam Ji With the unlimited blessings - beant kirpa of the Satguru Sache | | | Naam and Puran Sant Satguru is the only one who is capable of giving |
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| | SikhSpectrum.com Monthly. Guru Granth Sahib and the Religions of the World |
| | It is clearly brought out in Gurbani, that every age has its religion and its God-ordained seers or prophets, and in the present age, the religion was the awakening of God in man (Naam) in the company of the God-centered or gurmukhs. | | | uru Nanak's teaching is summed up in "Naam Japo, Kirt Karo, Wand Chhako" i.e. | | | About Satnam, it is said that it is He Himself and is the primal Name; Naam of Gurbani symbolizes His essence. |
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http://www.sikhspectrum.com/052004/dhanoaarticle.htm
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| | Sikh history Guru Nanak Gobins Singh |
| | Guru Nanak Dev Ji blessed him and told him the three rules all should live by : Naam Japo - Recite the name of the Lord at all times, Kirat Karo - Do an honest days work, Wand Shako - Share your food with those around you. | | | Guru Nanak Dev Ji's crusade was against intolerance which had become the practice of the Muslims, and the meaningless rituals and discriminations of caste and gender which had become a integral part of Hindu life. | | | He fell at Guru Sahibs feet "Forgive me " he cried. |
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http://www.info-sikh.com/PageH1.html
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| | archive: Religion to serve the people |
| | Guru Nanak made work an article of Sikh faith: kirt karo (work), vand chhakho (share what you earn) naam japo (take the name of the Lord). | | | Preachers of religion must emphasise the value of working and earning own livelihood and not to live at other pursuits. | | | Note the order of priorities: work comes first, charity and prayer come later. |
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http://www.media-watch.org/articles/0299/622.html
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| | Sai Bhajans |
| | Allah Naam Bhajo Bhajorey Bhajo Maula Naam Bhajo Bhajorey Bhajo Naanak Yesu Mahaavir Naam Bhajo Shree Buddha Deva Bhajo Bhajorey Bhajo Shirdi Sai Baba Bhajo Bhajorey Bhajo Shree Raghuraama Bhajo Govinda Krishna Bhajo Shree Sathya Sai Bhajo Bhajorey Bhajo | | | Bhajorey Sai Japo Rey Sai Shree Sathya Naam Sai Naam Hai Sab Ka Sahaara Bhajorey Sai Naam Bhajorey Sai Naam.... | | | Thou incarnated as Prince of King Dasharath in Treta Yuga (Rama); in Dwapara Yuga as charming and enchanting Flute-Player (Krishna); and in present Kali Yuga as Lord Sai Narayana. |
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| | www.SIKHkids.com Article GURU NANAK DEV JIs |
| | Namam Japo means remember GOD is always with you. | | | Remember HIM by saying HIS name, WAHEGURU, with every breath and every step you take. | | | To serve others in need is to serve GOD. |
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http://www.sikhkids.com/articles/article23.htm
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| | The Sikhs and the British ? 1849-1920 |
| | The three cardinal principles of Guru's teachings were : 'Kirt Karo' (earn your bread though hard labour), 'Vand Chakko' (share you earning with others) and 'Naam Japo' (always remember God). | | | The Guru brought about a far-reaching transformation in the minds of the people through the institutions of Shabad, Sangat, Pangat, Guru-Ka-Langar, Guru and Dharamshal. | | | This resulted in building a separate and self-reliant community with new beliefs and institutions. |
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http://www.sikhnet.com/Sikhnet/discussion.nsf/3d8d6eacce83bad8872564280070c2b3/B99C148FE45C8FB6872569700066186D!OpenDocument
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| | EMI |
| | Manhar Udhas "Sai Naam" / Sai Naam Pukaro, Ab Samjhe, Sai Deta Jaa, Likha Kaun Mitaaye, Sai Naam Ki Dhun, Tera Naam Lekar, Na Tu Ajnabi, Karmon Ka Phal (DDD) | | | Bhai Harbans Singh Ji (Jagadhriwale) "Kahe Ravidas Naam Tero Aarti" / Kahe Ravidas Naam Tero Aarti, Sagal Bhawan Ke Nayeka (DDD) - Punjabi | | | Anup Jalota (Bhajans) / Siyarar Radhe Shyam, Naam Japo Hari Ka, Vishwa Vidhata, Tera Naam Lage Pyara, Teri Mahima Niyari, Nahin Mujhko Ab, Hare Ram Jape, Ram Krishna (AAD) |
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http://www.intelindia.com/mahabharat/mboncd.htm
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| | What is the name of God ? |
| | Sikhism name of God, Sikkhism Gods name, Sikhs God's name waheguru wahegru satnam karta purkh kartapurkh gosian akal nirankar kartar dhan nirankar sat kartar naam bhagti bhakti simran naam japo naam japna Sikhism name of God | | | What kind of life one should lead to attain salvation? |
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http://www.realsikhism.com/faq/nameofgod.html
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| | In the Footsteps of the Master Chaper 1 at Sikh.net |
| | His basic instruction was NAAM JAPO WAND CHHAKO and DHARAM DI KIRAT KARO. | | | Making it imperative that one did not have to live in the woods to become a spiritual person. | | | Translated, it would mean recitation of the Lord’s name in every breath, earning one’s bread with honest means with one’s own hands and sharing the income with the downtrodden.The principle born out of this is 10% contribution of a disciple’s income towards charity. |
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http://www.sikh.net/publications/MasterFt/Ftstp01.htm
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