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Anand Sanskar | Wedding Ceremony 1/2
Sabads recited before the Wedding Ceremony After the ‘Birth and Naming’ and ‘Amrit or Initiation’
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Anand Sanskar | Wedding Ceremony 2/2
The ceremony of ‘Anand Karaj’ (blissful task) is very important in ‘Anand Sanskar’ (blissful
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Lava
There are six chants revealed by Guru Ramdas Sahib (1534-1581) in Rag Suhi, on pages 772-777 of the
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Bani Bhagat Sain Ji
Bhagat Sain Ji (14th-15th century CE) is one of the fifteen Bhagat Bani contributors to the Guru
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Chaubole
This composition is revealed by Guru Arjan Sahib and recorded on pages 1363-1364 of the Guru Granth
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Karhale
The term karhale is derived from the word ‘karhal.’ In Rajasthani and Sindhi, ‘karhal’ or ‘karha’
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Allah
Literally, the God or the Deity; it is a synonym used for IkOankar (the Divine) in the Guru Granth
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Bhagvant
Literally, the one who possesses fortune, prosperity and happiness; it is a synonym used for IkOankar
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Kamalapati
Literally, the Husband of Kamala (Lakshmi), the Maya; it is a synonym used for IkOankar (the Divine)
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Pandit
‘Pandit’ means a scholar, a learned person, but specifically a Brahmin proficient in Sanskrit.
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Parbraham
Literally, the Transcendent Being; it is a synonym used for IkOankar (the Divine) in the Guru Granth
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Realms
It refers to the three worlds or realms (tri/trai-lok or tri-bhavan) described in ancient Hindu
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