Post by vdhillon on Feb 3, 2007 6:53:26 GMT -5
Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Vaheguru Ji Ke Fateh
I urge everyone to please find the time to take a look at the pdf file below. It is about the meaning of life and how we can improve our lives by remembering God.
This book is based on katha from Baba Maan Singh, who was a very wise and passionate man. The message that he communicated was all about Guru Granth Sahib Ji and how to connect with God. I guess someone from the sangat, translated and wrote out everything that Maan Singh said.
I guarantee you that after reading the first 2 or 3 pages, you will want to continue reading. It is so well written and easy to understand. Take a look:
www.amritbani.com/documents/The%20Meaning%20Of%20Life.PDF
Here's something that really hit me when I read it in the book:
"Like a mirror shows you what you are. Like the earth doesn’t
hate any seed, whatever is planted grows. In the same way the
Guru is without hate and we become whatever we see our Guru
as."
Interesting perspective. The above statement may not be easy to understand right away but if you read the story about Bhai Balla Jee in the book, you will see the significance of it. There are many other interesting views on different topics and that is why I suggest everyone give it a look.
I urge everyone to please find the time to take a look at the pdf file below. It is about the meaning of life and how we can improve our lives by remembering God.
This book is based on katha from Baba Maan Singh, who was a very wise and passionate man. The message that he communicated was all about Guru Granth Sahib Ji and how to connect with God. I guess someone from the sangat, translated and wrote out everything that Maan Singh said.
I guarantee you that after reading the first 2 or 3 pages, you will want to continue reading. It is so well written and easy to understand. Take a look:
www.amritbani.com/documents/The%20Meaning%20Of%20Life.PDF
Here's something that really hit me when I read it in the book:
"Like a mirror shows you what you are. Like the earth doesn’t
hate any seed, whatever is planted grows. In the same way the
Guru is without hate and we become whatever we see our Guru
as."
Interesting perspective. The above statement may not be easy to understand right away but if you read the story about Bhai Balla Jee in the book, you will see the significance of it. There are many other interesting views on different topics and that is why I suggest everyone give it a look.
