Wisdom, relationship with God and self control

Each page contains the wisdom to find ways to be close to one universal God, be Guru-Mukh (God centred) and not be Mann-Mukh (self centred) and have complete submission to God beyond mere words snd practices.

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very comprehensive. needs commentary

very detailed. as it is so long it could do with commentary throughout eg at intro, each few sections and the end

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First time I have heard SGGSJi in English .Very much enjoyed it .Please do a shorter audio giving the key messages from SGGS Ji and perhaps do a section on views on superstitions and rituals , kundalini and other yoga, heaven and hell , death/life after death , reincarnation , equality , other faiths , mind set to develop or paradigm of a Gursikh ; jeevan mukti and 10th door, simran and naam . Power of ardas/ how best to do it , sin , saint soldier , Miri Piri .
Excellent work and look forward to more in the near future

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repetition is the key

how to deal with every occasion in your life, phenomenal, words can not bring justice to the ultimate

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It’s a pleasure and a blessing to hear this scripture.

To find these Sikh scriptures was unexpected and pleasing, that little pleasure of a gift unexpected, a little gift Yule morning before the main celebrations wrapped and mellow. That feeling was then let me double check what I’m reading here, oh yes! It is the Sikh holy book. I’ve definitely going to listen and allow what may come in mind and heart. It’s what I hoped in content and theology. I follow my own path but it’s correct to hear and acknowledge the words of our brothers and sisters in their spiritual physical path, it brings wisdom to our own paths and clearer communication with the many theologies of the world. Compassion and awareness shared. As for my view and review of the word itself, it was fulfilling and inspiring, plus very beneficial in a meditation session or two. As for more that’s for you to decide. The vocals and subtle tones in the background are melodic and has a echo of the way Hebrew Torah is read out loud in a rhythmic semi song. I personally focused on the string tones in the background and allowed the words to flow in and be contemplated rather than having my focus directly on every aspect of the voice and what it’s doing. As I have slightly different and personal preferences in voice and sing song wording poetic scripture. So hearing but not doing the hearing, I hear the strings sitar and the words are heard within. So it was a privilege to purchase this book. Thank you Sikhnet for making an English language version available for your family and it thus be available for the extended family like me who has friends who are Sikh but not had the accessibility in such a fully accessible and maintainable media. Blessings 🙏🏼

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a total blessing

for life, beautifully read,
but technically, I miss being able to know which Ang I am listening to and a feature to get to a set Ang, for example.

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Am fortunate to have listened twice

I am fortunate to have listened twice and am grateful for a translated version. Thank you 🙏🙏🙏

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Pause. 🤣

Long. In a nut shell, find the true name of the lord. The readers keep reading the word Pause, instead of taking a pause.
Hearing this for that many hours made me chuckle.

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Satnaam Waheguru

Thank you so much for this it’s so enlightening being a Sikh in the UK never have I fully listened to the full translation in English

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Doesn’t ring with life in my ears, sorry.

Like any religious text I feel it is not my place to talk about the content of the text.

I feel I can comment a little on the delivery. It was read very calmly in a measured way. However I did find the quality of the audio was less than I would have expected. The intonation seemed clear, but, there was a lack of audio clearness I expect with an audio book. The sound was dull and muffled to my ear, So much so, I gave up after 9 chapters of trying.

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