Worship of Guru Granth Sahib A word has no form, and it needs speech, or a body for its communication with others. The physical body to the word is provided by writing on something e.g. paper. Because the Word has no form, (Body of its own), it...

Daultan Dai - Daultan midwife. She delivered Guru Nanak. At the birth of Sri Guru Nanak Dev, Daultan perceived light in the room, a halo around him, and he gave a smile. When she went to burry placenta, she beheld treasure in the pit. The Pandit who...

Ardas is an invocation, supplication, appeal or a humble prayer to Waheguru (God). Sikhs pray to God, with the Guru and Guru Granth Sahib as their witness. Ardas is recited to start and end every Sikh ceremony, or a session of individual or a...

Amrit Dhara or Amrti Rass – Drip of Nector. To enjoy that nector (love of God) leave this taste (attachments). Once you enjoy the honey (Naam), You will discard this drink (Maya). Kabir (342-7) Eh rass chhadae ouh rassu aavaa Ouh rass peeaa eh...

Kakkar – 5 K Kakkars are five 1. Kesh (Kes) – Hair Unshorn hair to keep their appearance distinct and dignified. The head, hair must always be kept covered by everyone, by any sort of cloth, in any style. A short length of cloth called Keshki or...