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Strenuous intelligence is stupid,

being in sharan (slave to) the un-katha-able (tellable by no means) is the upcoming way to go.

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Though this wiki was initially a tribute to Gyan/Jnana/Gnostic teachings of Saints (Bless that attribute, one of many qualities as seen on right with green writing, that guided me) Doing and saying Waheguru covers everything and it teaches everything. It's all you need (and all you need to understand) ¿Does it have to be "Waheguru" absolutely not *2 it could any word, quality, saint or even letter that helps you get to that.

Inspire to do good deeds (Blessings are great). There are activities in life that make you happy/laugh, make you content, and make you sad. Happiness is one of the worse states of minds What are the activities that make you content? (Reciting Gurbani⁕ and Meditating Simran⁕ both make you happy) So what makes you content? The answer is good deeds.

Moods, spirituality and maryada (dharma), building on gifts, (opportunities/improvements), karma can pickup your soul to the house of God.

Hukam: the feeling of how beautiful life and everything is which starts the simran/background autosimran/naam

this strenuously cures all illness and wories

The content here is for your own contententness so your own pace be at play stop and relax do it agian and once more time. Most of the good stuff is found within your own _____

⁕Gurbani: the guru's poetry and also sermons - read until you get bored of it - you shouldn't have desires or hunger to read more (have something or some book in todo list) - read until you get bored of it (or enlightened)

⁕Simran: unifying meditation

Naam Sikh Waheguru Gurbani Gurdwara

ꜱᴀᴇʙ ꜱɪɴɢʜ ʙᴇᴅɪ (What is gurmat in practice)

Raghbir Singh Bir (Abyas / Simran / Health)

Thiru valluvar Ji (Spirituality / gyan / general knowledge)

History

Sant Gurbachan Singh ji Khalsa (Maryada / Khalsaness)

Bhai Randhir Singh ji (History / British)

Baba Akali Phoola Singh ji (Khalsa / Puratan)