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#1 Tav Prasad Svaiye English Katha - Intro and 1st Svaiya

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    We are very blessed today,
    we're talking about Guru's service.
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    The greatest service a Sikh can do
    is to become a Sikh of the Guru.
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    When we see the Guru's service,
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    Maharaj is talking about becoming
    a servant of the Guru.
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    When we give ourselves to a Guru,
    then you become a servant.
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    It is very awkward to become
    a servant of the Guru.
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    Why is seva of the Guru is
    very awkward?
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    Give yourself and then
    become his servant.
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    We get a Mantar when
    we become a servant of him,
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    by taking the Guru's Amrit
    that he is given us.
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    Today we are going to talk a lot
    about that as well
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    because what we started now is
    the Katha is now of the Svaiye.
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    And this is one of the 5 Amrit Bani.
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    The third one that every Gursikh
    must read every morning.
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    This is prescribed when people
    take Amrit from 5 Pyaare,
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    they read these Baanis.
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    We have done Japji sahib,
    Jaap sahib, and now Svaiye.
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    There is only 10 Svaiye and
    it is the smallest of all 5 Baani.
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    It is the path from the
    'Akaal Ustat.'
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    Akaal Ustat by Guru Gobind Singh ji
    Maharaj.
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    Maharaj wrote Akaal Ustat.
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    At the same time as when they
    wrote Sri Jaap Sahib.
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    You can see Jaap Sahib comes first,
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    and then comes one part of
    Akaal Ustat of the Svaiye.
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    the some people started saying stuff
    like 'Oh it's not Amrit Bani.
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    If it makes Amrit,
    then it is Amrit Baani.
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    It can't make
    something that is not Amrit Bani.'
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    Akaal Ustat is Amrit Bani.
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    Nowadays, we say Sikhi is
    three things.
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    Many people say Sikhi is Naam Jap,
    Vand Chak and Kirat Kamai.
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    But Saadh Sangat ji,
    this is Giani Giaan Singh,
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    and Bhai Vir Singh made that
    one up.
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    They summarize Sikhi with those 3 things.
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    In the older days they used to say,
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    Pooja Akaal ki, Parcha Shabad ka,
    Didar Khalse ka.
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    That's what Sikhi used to be,
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    those 3 things that how would
    they describe about Sikhi.
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    First, Pooja. Pooja is worship.
    Pooja Akaal ki.
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    A-kaal. Kaal means time.
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    The one who is 'Akaal'
    is outside of time.
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    Because he is outside of time
    and always at the same.
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    He is not like us that every second
    we move from time to time,
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    he's outside of it.
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    The God is being true at the beginning,
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    True when the time started and
    then true now and true forever.
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    Always just true.
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    if you look at up it's always true.
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    There's never a situation that
    he is getting old, replace him.
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    We're not true like that,
    we'll come and go, we are Kaal.
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    We are Kaljug people,
    we die from Kaal, but he is Akaal.
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    Kaal means not just time but death.
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    He is Akaal and cannot be killed.
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    To worship that which is outside
    of time, immortal and cannot be killed.
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    Parcha Shabad ka, we are sitting here in
    Dhan Guru Sahib ji's Hazoori.
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    The Pothi is where God is.
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    If you look at Islam they will say
    that they bow down to the Kaaba,
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    but that's not where God is.
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    but some of them did get confused
    when Guru Nanak Dev ji went there,
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    and they said, 'Oh, that's
    where the house of God is.'
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    Maharaj said 'No, God is everywhere.'
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    But a Sikh is perfectly able to say that
    God is everywhere
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    and also God is in Guru Granth Sahib ji.
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    Guru Shabad is like God to us.
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    Why is Guru Shabad God to us?
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    When Guru Shabad comes to our house,
    if Guru ji came to our house,
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    we treat it like God came to our house.
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    That house might never have
    been cleaned as much,
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    as on that day when
    Guru sahib ji to that house.
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    Everything that you don't want to have
    in that house on that day disappears.
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    And those families that are
    already living the Sikhi Rehat,
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    that house gets a vacuum clean and a
    purification of all the stuff
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    you don't want to have there.
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    Because God is coming in.
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    For us, Guru Granth sahib
    ji is Akaal Purakh.
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    If you were to carry God with you anywhere
    where would you put him?
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    On top of your head.
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    Guru Granth sahib ji tells to put on
    top of the head of the Gursikhs.
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    Shabad we said is God, but in the written
    {Shabad} form,
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    Parcha means to look inside something to
    actually read it multiple times
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    and find God in there.
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    In the end of Ardaas, we say,
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    If you want to find God,
    Maharaj says 'Look in the Shabad.'
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    A Sikh doesn't have to go anywhere,
    but the Shabad itself.
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    Maharaj says Deedaar Khalse ka.
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    Deedar means to have the vision.
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    Who are we going to go and find?
    We want to meet our Guru.
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    Where are we going to go and meet him?
    We're going to find him by worshiping God,
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    find him inside the Shabad, but also,
    we're going to find him in the Khalsa.
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    The Khalsa is Guru's form.
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    Ask our Guru a question, then we
    can go and ask the Khalsa a question.
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    The problem is now we talked about
    last week is the Khalsa is hard to find.
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    The world wants the Deedar of the Khalsa,
    the Sikhs want to see the Khalsa.
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    but the Khalsa is hard to find
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    because a Khalsa has gone back to
    being 9 to 5 jurblogs.
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    The Khalsa is no longer seen.
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    When things go wrong in the world,
    there are ain't no Khalsa Army.
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    I was talking to my little one,
    I said to him,
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    The problems in the world
    wouldn't it be nice.
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    Wouldn't it be nice if this Khalsa
    Army went and solve those problems?'
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    He goes 'Yeah'.
    I said 'Shouldn't they do that?'
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    He said 'Yeah'
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    I said you know what,
    there isn't one,
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    there is no Khalsa Army to go and
    solve the problems of the world.'
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    He is a bit sad and I want
    him to feel that pain.
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    because I want him to think
    then he should do it.
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    When he gets older, he should feel
    that Dukh, and do something about it.
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    Last week, a lot of us were quite upset
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    about the things that are
    going on in our Panth.
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    But this is called
    'The pain of the Panth'.
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    To feel the pain, problems in
    the Panth
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    is the first step towards
    solving the problems.
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    if you've got no pain for the problems,
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    how can you even take a step
    toward solving them?
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    When you feel pain yourself,
    then a person does something.
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    If it is a problem outside, you hear
    about this or that has happened,
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    it is a statistic in the newspaper.
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    When we feel that pain ourselves
    then we will do something about it.
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    Maharaj says this is Sikhi.
    Pooja Akaal ki.
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    Parche Shabad ka and then
    finally Deedar Khalse ka.
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    If the Panth is not inspired,
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    well we've got Shabad, but maybe
    we're not looking into it
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    We have got Akaal Purakh, but maybe
    we not worshiping Akaal Purakh.
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    and finally maybe we can't see the Khalsa
    and that might be the problem.
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    When Bhai Nand Lal ji asked
    Guru Gobind Singh ji,
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    'Maharaj, what are you?'
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    Bhai ji asked Guru Sahib ji that,
    "Tell me, what are you?"
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    Maharaj said 'I have three forms.'
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    Sargun, Nirgun and Gurshabad.
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    They said
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    'Bhai Nand Lal ji, listen
    carefully, these are my three forms.'
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    The one we just talked about,
    because the Nirgun form is Akaal Purakh,
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    and that is a form of Guru as well,
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    because Bhai Gurdas ji describes
    Guru Nanak Dev ji Maharaj,
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    He is a form of Akaal.
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    Guru is our Pooja because he is Akaal.
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    He is not subject to life and death.
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    He lived in 10 lives.
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    Is he subject to life and death?
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    Who in this world can say that
    they've lived 10 lives consecutively?
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    Gur Nanak Dev ji can say that.
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    They all call themselves Nanak.
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    Guru is Shabad.
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    Shabad is a Guru and
    Guru is a Shabad. you look in Guru
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    To find Guru, you look in Guru
    and find his words.
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    If we didn't search that means
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    maybe we're not doing the
    preach of Shabad as well.
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    All we want to do is join
    people to Bani here.
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    That's what we bring people and say
    'Learn about Bani because that is Guru.'
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    Maharaj said that he's got three forms,
    Sargun, Nirgun, Gurshabad,
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    The physical {Sargun} form is Khalsa.
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    Even Japji Sahib confirms
    these three things.
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    Some people say
    Guru Gobind Singh ji said it.
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    What does it says in Japji Sahib,
    Maharaj says,
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    What if I find a Guru is,
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    The primal sound
    which is inside every single person
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    is actually Akaal Purakh.
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    He is inside all of us, he's not just
    inside me, you
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    and not the people out
    there that are not Sikhs,
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    every single person has that Naad,
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    the light of God, the Primal sound
    inside them.
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    There is a Naad of God
    in every single heart.
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    When Guru Gobind Singh ji describes
    that third form of Nirgun form,
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    they say the same 2 letters,
    'ghat ghat',
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    the light of God is inside
    every single heart.
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    God is not just light you see,
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    we start thinking about God
    being light,
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    God is also sound {Naad}.
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    We can't describe him as one thing
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    somebody ask what do
    you mean by light? I said it's analogy.
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    It's not actually light,
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    when we cut the body open,
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    we can't actually see a little shining
    light inside someone, it's analogy.
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    Another thing you could say is,
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    everybody's got the sound inside them
    and that sound is God.
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    just like in the Bible they said
    in the beginning was a word was God.
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    God is sound {Naad} as well.
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    God is inside and speaks within
    everybody.
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    What is Vedas?
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    Vedas means the knowledge,
    wisdom, the Shabad.
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    We have got the same thing here.
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    Vedas means wisdom.
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    Guru's wisdom is
    written down for us in the Shabad.
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    The person who listens to
    the primal sound inside them,
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    who listens to the actual
    wisdom of the Guru
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    finally becomes absorbed in Vaheguru
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    become absorbed in Guru and they
    become the physical form of Guru.
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    All of this is about Guru.
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    Gurbani is Guru, the Shabad is Guru
    and Guru is in the form of Akaal.
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    We can happily say that
    we worship our Guru.
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    Some people get a bit confused
    outside and they start saying,
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    'Oh guys, we don't worship our
    Guru, Guru never said worship me.'
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    Guru Arjan Dev ji Maharaj is saying,
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    Guru is My Worship.
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    Guru is all these things,
    don't reduce Guru.
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    There is no need to reduce Guru to
    what people say he is.
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    Make him the biggest thing in your life.
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    Make him the most important
    person in your life.
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    He is God.
    He is a form of Akaal.
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    Alakh means you can't even see him.
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    He is that deep we can't even get him.
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    All these deities that people were
    praying to before,
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    Maharaj says 'Guru is bigger
    than all of those.'
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    Every single deity bows to Guru Nanak.
    He is the Avatar of Kajug.
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    Yesterday we were doing street preach in
    in Oxford.
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    and I said to this Hindu guy,
    ' Are you Sikh?' He said, 'No.'
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    I said 'Do you go to Gurudwara?'
    He goes 'Yeah'.
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    He was a Hindu guy go 'I like going
    to Gurudwara', so I give him the leaflet,
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    We're talking and I said
    'Who is the Avatar of Kajug?'
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    He stopped.
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    I asked him 'Do you believe in Krishna?'
    He said 'Yes, believe in Ram,
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    Vishnu? Yes. But who is the Kaljug?'
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    They haven't got an answer.
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    They're still waiting for Kaljug Avatar
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    but Avtar is already here is Guru Nanak.
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    It is not the case that
    we've come from Hinduism,
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    The Hindus haven't woken up
    that the Avtar of Kaljug is already here.
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    Bani is telling us that,
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    That comes in Jaap Sahib.
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    Kalank means with some kind of mistake,
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    ne kalank means without any
    single mistake.
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    Our Guru is a very form because
    he makes no mistakes,
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    he is perfect.
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    Guru is that being, we can chant his name
    and get liberated,
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    just chant his name, we could say
    'Dhan Guru Nanak'
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    and if you could just chant that,
    we would get liberated.
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    he's that powerful.
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    Let's go back to Akaal Ustat.
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    So why I go into this that Pooja Akaal ki,
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    Parcha Shabad ka and Deedar Khalse ka.
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    It is Guru Gobind Singh ji who
    has given us this Akaal Ustat.
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    how to do praise of Akaal.
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    When I worship Akaal, Maharaj has given us
    a whole Bani about worshipping Akaal.
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    Ustat means to praise.
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    They wrote it when they were 16 years old,
    very young age.
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    Although, when they
    were about 20 years old,
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    Guru Gobind singh ji said this Bani twice.
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    Tav Prasad Svaiye.
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    Some people call Sudha di Svaiye,
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    or 10 Svaiye,
    because there is 33 Svaiye as well.
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    This Bani was said twice on two
    occasions that we should know about,
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    because Maharaj felt it
    appropriate at that time
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    on a historic occasion to utter
    this Bani as to answer somebody.
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    If somebody might come up
    and ask you a question,
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    you might give them a Bani
    that you know about.
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    Guru Gobind Singh ji said
    this Bani as an answer twice.
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    It is very interesting story, it was
    when somebody called Raja Ratan Ray,
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    he came to meet him.
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    Who is Ratan Ray?
    He came to Anandpur Sahib.
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    Maharaj was there with Bani in Paonta
    Sahib, after then moved to Anandpur Sahib.
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    He was a son of Raja Ram Singh.
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    Raja Ram Singh was not a Singh,
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    like we are Singhs.
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    There is a common certain back
    for their kings.
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    Raja Ram Singh didn't have a son,
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    and Dhan Guru Tegh Bahadur ji had come to
    that place where Raja Ram Singh was from.
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    He was from Assam all the way out.
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    He came to Guru's Charan and hope
    to get blessed.
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    Now our Guru is 'Icha Poorak
    sarab sukhdata.'
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    He can fulfill all our desires.
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    When he came to Guru,
    he did not ask.
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    He kept quiet as he was feeling shame
    to ask Guru ji a question as a king.
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    ask but when they put in Maraj said to
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    Himi he kept quiet and somebody said he
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    he's become old now but he hasn't got a
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    kid so he wants a child obviously the
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    king would want a son at that time take
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    over the kingdom as well so Guru bahad G
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    at that time had a
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    stamp they took that stamp more and they
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    put it to that guy's
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    thigh and they put it in they said see
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    that Mark you're now going to have a son
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    and he'll be a sick a sick who take
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    birth in your place in your house and he
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    have that mark on his
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    ma that's the
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    nishani so in due course a child was
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    born a boy was born to that King and
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    they called him
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    ratan and that was r that came to meet
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    gurugi at the same time R was born very
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    similar time Guru gois singj was born to
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    Guru bhad G cuz Guru bhad was out doing
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    parar their son was born
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    in
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    patas Guru Go sing G we know the story
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    yeah when P Bika traveled to see Guru
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    Goin Singh G but same time R was born in
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    Assam as well now when he got older his
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    father passed away just like Guru was
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    Shah in DHI so became the king but you
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    know how sometimes we forget the
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    promises you made to our Guru in the
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    same way ran R's parents stopped telling
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    him his mother stopped telling him about
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    that nishani on his mat and what it
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    meant that he was a sick who' come back
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    into this life as a blessing of gur bhad
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    when he got older about 20 years old you
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    know he started looking at this this
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    mark on his forehead kept trying to rub
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    it off it wasn't coming off so he
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    finally asked his mom he said did I get
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    into some kind of fight or battle or
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    something when I was young
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    who I ever got this mark on my
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    forehead that's when the mother said to
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    him K put it's a long story about behind
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    your birth long story behind that Nishan
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    it was blessed to you by Guru bahad G
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    that you are actually a sick and you
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    were born into this life by His
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    blessings so ratan R then said I want to
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    go meet the guru that blessed me to be
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    born but ratan R found out that gur
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    become Shahid already so he went to meet
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    Hees me the 10th Guru so he went away he
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    went to anur traveled long way to meet
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    the king of
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    kings the king he was his King actually
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    ratan R was a king but Rajan Raja
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    maharajan Maharaja is our Guru so ratan
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    traveled then to Anar to meet Guru go
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    singj Maharaj and when he met
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    him he came with some gifts now these
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    gifts are important because the second
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    time this barning gets read out
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    is over these gifts you see so he
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    brought with him a hot PADI it was
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    called there was a white elephant very
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    valued by the Kings obviously he' found
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    out he'd been born this way so he wanted
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    to impress guruji and this hati could do
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    CH it's pretty impressive HTI yeah then
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    also the he brought some chandani
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    Sandalwood which was made like made a
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    made a throne over gurus and also he
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    brought a Shuster which is called a
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    punch Shuster it's like a Shuster that's
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    got five weapons within
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    it so he bought these gifts came to meet
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    Guru gobis sing G and he asked him for
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    advice K mahaj you are the guru your
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    father blessed me to be born give me
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    some buttin basically when you find out
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    you should be learning from this person
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    you go and ask for advice right what
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    should I
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    do Guru go sji when they met him they
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    recognize obviously who they were who he
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    was straight
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    away and then Guru said something very
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    interesting he said look your nishani
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    has brought you to me that that sign
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    that nishani of the guru whever guru
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    doesa is always a nishani we
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    say Priceless is his and Priceless is
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    the nishani of that Kira the sign of
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    that
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    Kira when you see a good s you you can
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    see the signs of the of Guru if they got
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    their on you can
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    recognize they were blessed by taking
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    Amit that's the K of guru's nishani and
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    ra
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    Ram was then reminded he whever gurus
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    puts his more that coin has to come back
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    to him more means a stamp and in fact
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    that same word more is ex L what Guru Go
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    sing uses when they talk about
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    the when mahaj wrote a letter to the the
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    here now who know about that Hama
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    because said send
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    aama and they
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    said gur saying this is my stamp upon
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    you as a sick that wherever you go you
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    cannot hide who you are because a stamp
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    of Guru shines out
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    and in fact if we look at our kids now
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    sometimes people say let the kids keep
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    their G when they get
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    older that doesn't make any sense you
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    see if you're born into a seek family
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    should keep their Cas from a very young
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    age so that's a nishani that they belong
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    to Guru just like ran had it on his mat
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    then the children should have it on
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    their head and when they get older
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    they're going to ask the question mom
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    why do I have this turban why do I have
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    this butka they're going to ask their
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    dad if they don't look different from
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    other people outside they won't ask that
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    question so it is a hookum from the guru
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    and it is in the in
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    the as well that no sick should cut the
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    hair of their
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    child because if other times children
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    were prepared to be chopped into pieces
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    and not have their haircut then how can
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    a sick today bring their own children to
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    the Barb
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    if you can't keep your
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    Cas as a parent B keep the hair of your
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    child in the old days the Hindus would
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    give one child to the
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    pun now you imagine that they doing that
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    they would keep the case of their own
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    children for the guru to get the guru's
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    bakes upon the whole family they would
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    give one child to the guru because it's
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    true if one sick if one child in a
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    family becomes a good sick the whole
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    family will get blessed it's not the
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    case that
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    oh no if one person takes am in the
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    family the whole family will get
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    blessed they wanted the blessings of
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    Guru gois singj they made one sick into
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    a g SI if we want the blessings of our
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    Guru then let's not harm the hair on our
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    own children's head so when they get
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    older then when Maraj they turn around
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    and say to gurus sa at least they will
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    ask before they cut their hair they had
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    it their whole life at least they will
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    ask what is siki why should I keep it it
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    would be easier for that child so to to
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    remember the story of ratan R the Maraj
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    said
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    look this is the nishani of Guru t bahad
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    g has brought you to become a sick now
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    and at that time when he asked for
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    advice then Guru Go sing read out
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    the it's interesting because in this you
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    will hear a lot of advice about Raji
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    you will hear the advice Maraj gives to
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    Kings that's an important thing to us
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    all to
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    remember it talks about losing the love
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    for the world and becoming attached to
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    the love of wuru
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    barag barag has got two parts to it one
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    is to understand that this world is
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    false and Only God is real so we lose
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    the love for the world but we get love
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    for Guru we get love for God it's not
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    losing love it's is gaining a much
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    stronger Love and Other loves pale in
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    comparison so it's about love it's about
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    destroying our ahankar our attachment to
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    the
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    world and also it tells us what we
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    shouldn't aim for just like Raja ranra
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    was then told what he shouldn't aim
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    for the second time this this Shabad was
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    read out by gingi was also to another
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    Raja Raja beem Chand Raja beem Chand
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    because of these gifts of Guru gois
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    singi he heard that look at this Guru
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    he's got an elephant in his chor
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    side not every elephant could do it you
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    see but this one that was destined for
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    Guru Go sing was destined to do that of
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    Guru Go sing now beem Chand came to meet
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    gurug Goin sing G and Mar said what do
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    you want beem Chand cuz Mar said I'll
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    bless
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    youur gives to everybody that comes to
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    his
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    door
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    blesses cuz they
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    are so what happens is beim Chan says M
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    give me the
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    elephant what he wanted was that people
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    would do his vava with the elephant you
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    see Mar says I can't give you the
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    elephant it's not for you it's a gift to
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    me I can't give it to
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    you so over that thing there was a there
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    was then later that was one of the
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    reasons why beim Chand got into a battle
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    with gur go later on and the Battle of
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    pangani you go to India you can see
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    where the battle was fought that battle
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    was over these things that those people
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    wanted to get rid of guruji and Mar said
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    then we're going to take we're going to
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    have a battle we're not going to back
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    down now that was the first battle of
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    Guru Goji beim
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    Chan and you can see that place little
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    story about that place that's where gur
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    was hit by an
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    arrow that was
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    there there's a tree there that was
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    where gurug was standing i' be to that
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    tree where mahaj was standing is at the
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    top of a plane they had a good vantage
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    point from there they could see
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    everything when they were hit by the
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    arrow on that tree a little bit of blood
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    came out G GOI cuz they hit the kamasa
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    and the kamaras were very strong so they
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    stopped the arrow cuz it was a far away
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    far away it was all that he
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    fired mahaj because the love of that
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    tree the love of the tree for gurug go
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    singi cuz they stayed there that tree
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    every single leaf in that tree has a
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    hole inside
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    it and I've seen this tree and I can
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    tell you every single
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    pa has a hole inside
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    it the the Earth Earth loved our Guru
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    the trees loved our Guru even now that
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    tree 300 more years later remembers Guru
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    Go sing G and every single one of his P
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    has a little hole inside
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    it so we think of our gurus doing
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    Miracles the whole world is a miracle
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    the whole world is a miracle worshiping
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    our Guru so Mar says they start
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    off the one the one who made the whole
  • 33:29 - 33:35
    world with just a sound the one who is
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    above he is the sustainer the Creator
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    the sustainer and the Destroyer above
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    all these three things the one who's
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    inside us and is
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    everywhere
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    vuru let Victory belong to vuru not to
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    just us but to
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    vuru D the 10th King the 10th Li of G
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    mahaj
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    saying this
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    is
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    says is a it's a style like we have do
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    yeah we have ch we have loads of
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    different shs in
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    B is a style and because the style has a
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    child to singing and every single has
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    the same child you can sing it in the
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    same way so read the first one out in
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    its entirety and then do quick cut of it
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    says
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    so you can see there's a little child to
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    it as
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    well we should learn that child it will
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    make it easier to learn read that we
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    haven't read
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    before so
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    says Sak means those monks out there it
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    means Sak the word isak actually but
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    it's written here Sak means the monks so
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    you got monks in every kind of religion
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    out there Buddhism jism even Hinduism
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    you got monks they live away from the
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    world means they keep they keep very
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    pure if you look at monks they're quite
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    obsessed with that kind of thing
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    especially the ones in India obsessed
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    with keeping
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    clean Samu Samu means all all the every
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    single type of Monk in the world that
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    looks after Purity Mar seen all of
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    them and then this word Sam is like a d
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    deep is called means it's a word that's
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    in between two parts of B it applies
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    this way and that way
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    so
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    and Sid it applies both ways sidan means
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    a sidas the SIDS all the SIDS in their
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    houses Sid on in their houses M
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    says they've means to see means to
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    wander around they've wandered around
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    they've seen all the houses of these um
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    J the joogies and the jti those people
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    who have won over their bodies they won
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    over their senses they would never get m
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    married they were called jti in those
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    days jatis so they've seen all the
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    houses houses means the dairy the dairy
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    of these people Mar means I've seen the
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    whole world seen all the monks seen all
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    the jois seen all the JIS they travel
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    around they seen these people
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    says Sur Sur means the
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    Warriors
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    suran this word
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    suran means the first word means Sur Sur
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    meaning the
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    de Aran means the people that hate them
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    their enemies like
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    says means the enemies of so who are the
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    enemies
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    of the Demons yeah said that they made
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    the they made the and and and the demons
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    and between them they made enmity so God
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    did that so the enemies of the Sur are
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    the so the he can mean also the de and
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    their enemies which are the demons
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    Sur sudik sud again people who are
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    trying to become pure sudik sud
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    means here not sud but sud the word sud
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    means
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    that's why
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    means so the sud these people they drink
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    they live off the so they don't eat sud
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    they are their support is sud their
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    support isit so they don't eat drink
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    normal food they live
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    offit they've seen the they've seen the
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    Warriors of the world they've seen those
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    Souls that don't even eat anything they
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    live up in the mountains maybe they've
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    seen those people that are Sons you got
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    loads of suns nowadays yeah all over the
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    place popping out more Sunset Punjab
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    than people probably then an an means of
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    all the different types all the
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    different types
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    an an means in infinite MTI means the
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    wisdom the thought the kind of belief
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    system out there all of them Mar says
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    they've seen all these people
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    then they've seen the whole world but
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    they haven't seen one
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    person the all the countries in the
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    world Guru go says they've seen now we
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    might think they never travel that much
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    M isami they seen everything there's
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    nothing that's invisible to Guru
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    then they said they say see all these
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    places then
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    but
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    prti pranti means the husband of our
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    breath
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    Prana the husband the husband Lord of
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    our breath who gives us breath
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    PR M says I seen the whole world no one
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    belongs to God the word K is important K
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    they belong to God everybody thinks God
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    belongs to them in it no one says I
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    belong to God you see everybody thinks
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    they got Cubs over God and we got God
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    you ain't got God you got to join us to
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    get
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    God m is saying no one says we belong to
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    God what is the kala say
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    thenua I we belong to wuru and then they
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    say what do we work
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    foru
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    look how just put it right in the very
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    beginning we belong to we work
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    foruu belongs to us anduru works for us
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    no we work for them that's actually what
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    becoming Amari means you now work for
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    God
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    congratulations SRI
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    Pagan s means shom shom Pagan means
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    Pan the only one true one is Vu
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    God if we have and k p means love kppa
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    means the well Grace if we have the love
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    and the
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    grace who who means is there if we have
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    then what
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    happens then we become absorbed here
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    means to be absorbed in
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    God b b means if we didn't have it then
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    if we didn't have the love and the grace
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    of guu what would be what would be our
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    worth we're not even worth one little
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    bit of pess you know they have coins RTI
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    was a small smallest form of coin it can
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    be also like a dust almost like
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    worthless M saying if we don't have the
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    love and the grace of
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    auru then you may may as well be like
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    dustan then we become absorbed with God
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    we can't get to God unless we have these
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    two things P love and
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    K Kira means Grace that God is happy
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    with us we love God but God must also be
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    happy with us then then we
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    become we become absorbed in the love
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    for
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    God but without these
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    things we're going to do a sh now and
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    next week we'll go on a bit further into
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    this meaning of what does it
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    mean what is the way to get this love
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    what is the way to have the
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    ofu Mar
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    says as
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    a we listen to the sound inside us of
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    God by
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    saying listen deep this n will come
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    alive and then M says my friends n
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    will call us our friends in this B many
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    times yeah he says listen everybody
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    without love you can't find God so how
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    do we find God by saying the name n is
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    love
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    such the love we have to speak in the
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    language of
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    love
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    be
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    be
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    be
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    the
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    n Go
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    be
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    me
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    so as says in
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    this that should be our state the only
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    way to get to that
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    state is to keep on doing it I wanted to
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    tell you a story quick Story one minute
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    story s Manis Singh was a UK mahur
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    somebody from this country very
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    spiritually high
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    State and some lady came to him once she
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    said I want to become a g I want to feel
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    God I can't feel
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    God I can't feel my spiritual State
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    isn't going high he
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    said she said I've done that a
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    lot and S Singh said that means she
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    didn't even do at
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    all is
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    not and we should get it by now it's
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    about keep on doing it keep on doing
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    it if somebody s said if somebody says
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    that I've done enough of it that means
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    they didn't even do it in the first
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    place because J the person who gets that
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    level they don't
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    say they say
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    m
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    the fish doesn't isn't content in the
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    water the fish is even more hungry for
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    the
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    water if somebody had done M properly
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    they would always say I haven't done
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    enough I need more I need more I need
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    more I need more they will never
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    say that's why he said you haven't even
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    done it at all BBG that's the truth
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    about us if we get tired of Simon that
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    means we haven't even done Simon yet or
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    at least Simon hasn't even done us
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    yet Simon does us over we feel the
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    effects of it that's the value of n we
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    have to experience
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    God within the water kab G says I feel
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    even more fire for n for that water
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    while we're in N we want even more
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    n the mapor never said there are enough
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    n they said I wish I had more time we
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    had more time at the end of that finish
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    off says I a brand new
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    disciple Tak now that mean yesterday
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    she's
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    Nora she's a brand new cha but we all
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    brand new if you get to this state of
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    kab G we will feel that we just started
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    on this path we've done nothing yet we
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    done nothing
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    yet that's how State should be not we
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    just started but those people that think
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    the basics isn't for them is saying I
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    just started on this
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    path
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    says I could die any minute now now just
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    meet me our for should be the same If I
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    Die Tomorrow having not taken am that be
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    the worst thing ever who knows we going
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    to survive till next
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    week you know what car crash is like
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    don't get scared what I'm saying is we
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    should be loving sik that
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    much so we're going to finish off there
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    luckily we're going to do simmer now cuz
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    uh you can't get here they're going to
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    do lot of sim so my B is stay for a
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    little bit if we're going to
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    say's let's sayu with them yeah so let's
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    let's say
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    together
Title:
#1 Tav Prasad Svaiye English Katha - Intro and 1st Svaiya
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