The Basics of
Sikhism vis-a-vis Other
Religions:
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Introduction to Sikhism
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Status of the Soul
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Creation and its purpose
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Concept of God
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Equality of All
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Salvation
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Prosciptions
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God Alone is the Giver
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Reliance on God
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The Basic Disease
in all Humans
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Sovereignty
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The Aim of the Sikh Teachings
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The Basics of Sikhism
Articles on the Sikh Teachings:
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Japji Sahib
(English Translation)
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The Great Illusion - Maya
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Disciplined Life
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Character Formation
– Jaisa sevai, taiso hoey (Gauri M.1, p.223)
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A False and a True Sannyassi
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Gurmat vis-a-vis Yoga Schools of Thought
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God is not far off to seek, He is within - live with Him
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Sehaj - The Eternal Peace of Mind
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Truth is High, yet Higher is Truthful Living
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Manifestation of God's Light (Jot), called Sat Guru, in all
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Complete Effacement of Self to aspire Union with God
- Examples set by Gurus
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Union with God in This Life
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Our Redemption in This Life
- God Alone gives Naam, none else
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God everywhere and in all equally
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Real Freedom - Freedom from All Prejudices
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Maya, The Illusionary Unconconquerable Force - God Alone is the Savior
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Sikh Approach to Human Problems vis-a-vis other Religions
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Obedience of the Divine Authority
- a Necessity for the Establishment of Peace and Harmony in every society
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In Praise of Saints
- The Guru uses Symbolic Language
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Union with God is by living Disciplined Life in Love of Him, not in Rituals
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Compassion - Forgiveness is Divine
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Union with God
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All Human Race is One (Children of God)
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Symbol Sword (Kirpan)
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Clarification of the words "Ramdas Pur", and "Ramdas Sar"
Articles on the Sri Dasam Granth Sahib:
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All Pervading Guru JOT (God)
- as defined in Sri Akal Ustat
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Jaap
Sahib (English translation)
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Tav
Parsad Sawayye (English translation)
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Summary
of Jaap Sahib and Sawayye
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Kabio
Vach Bainti Chaupai (English translation)
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33 Swiyyas (English translation)
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Sabad
Hazare (English translation)
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Chaubis
Avtar - 38 Clarificatory Points on Avtars by Sri Guru Gobind Singh
Jee
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Var
Sri Bhagauti Ji Ki (English translation)
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Chandi
Chittras - Its Significance
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Gian
Parbodh
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Zafarnama
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Chritropakhyaan
Articles on Sikh History
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How Sikhs ruined themselves in their Brahmanic Leanings
- Partition 1947
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Most Shameful and Humiliating Treatment meted out to Sikhs in India - After Partition of India
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A Peep into our sordid history
Response from Dalip Singh to the
Prof. of Sikhism; Gurtej
Singh, IOSS:
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The
Dassam Granth and Sikh Consciousness
Response from Dalip Singh to G. S.
Kala-Afghana(Bipran ki
Reet Ton Sach da Marag (Part X) – Bichitar Natak):
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The Physical Form of Waheguru (God)
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Waheguru
(Akaal or Kaal)
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Creation
of the Universe
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God:
Imperfect, Helpless, Jealous and Furious
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The
Previous Incarnation of the Tenth Master
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Who
are the Enemies to Fight with and Kill
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The
Battle of Bhangani, and Events Thereafter
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The
Bedi and the Sodhi Dynasties
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G.
S. Kala-Afghana's Comments on Bachitar Natak
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9:
Battle of Nadaun
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10,
11, 12: G.S. Kala-Afghana's Criticism on Chapters 10, 11 and 12
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13:
G.S. Kala-Afghana's Criticism on Chapter 13
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14:
G.S. Kala-Afghana's Criticism on Chapter 14
for more reading: The
Great Deception, article by Randhir Singh
Response from Dalip Singh to the late
Principal Harbhajan
Singh, Sikh Misssionary College, Amritsar:
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The
God of Bachittar Natak!
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Did
Guru Gobind Singh Really Meditate at the Hemkunt?
Response from Dalip Singh to the late
Sardar Tharam Singh,
IOSS:
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Chandi
Charitter