Teachings Of Sikhism | What Is The Sikh Religion? | Guru Nanak's Teachings On Hukam (Divine Order)

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  • @gurumukhchabra8054
    @gurumukhchabra8054 2 года назад +16

    Sikhism teaches only one
    Become a learner
    Know your mind
    Know yourself
    Know your Guru's teaching
    The way to self-realization
    Stop going out
    Go within
    Love to All 🙏💛

  • @Forestbaruah
    @Forestbaruah 11 месяцев назад +5

    I am a Hindu & always respected the Sikh Gurus. But through this channel I could understand the teachings in-depth. I am currently going through a a very difficult situation in my life . But the teachings of the Guru's is giving me understanding & strength to face this situation. Bhai ji specially has a very soothing voice & beautiful way of explaining. It helps to calm the mind. The more I come to understand my respect for all the Guru's is also increasing. Wahe Guru.

    • @SimranKaur-py3bz
      @SimranKaur-py3bz Месяц назад

      I learnt alot about Sanatan matt from Maskeen ji Katha . And much from Nanak naam . Both of them unfold the beauty of sanatan very gracefully.

  • @cidakampher8816
    @cidakampher8816 2 года назад +32

    I arrrived to this because the words naam shanab , came to me in a dream.. I am catholic and live in Brazil .. I have found this video when searching for any meaning of the words..so inspiring and very well tough , great Master.. thank you

    • @sameng7003
      @sameng7003 28 дней назад

      You are welcome 🤗.. What experience have you got about Sikhism..?

  • @beimaan_sukh
    @beimaan_sukh 4 года назад +22

    Sikhi is not a relegion ... Sikhi is the way of life and the way of thinking 👍👍🙏

    • @lumpyrex007
      @lumpyrex007 4 года назад +2

      Before I watched the vid, I saw this comment and chose not to reply.
      12:33 Waheguru ji ka KHALSA Waheguru ji ke FATEH

  • @IxchelLunar
    @IxchelLunar 4 года назад +8

    Beautiful. Thank you. Wahe Guru 🙏🏼✨

  • @Joven_seerat-
    @Joven_seerat- 2 года назад +4

    This makes so much sense now after 29 year later. Thank you

  • @steviesantos8420
    @steviesantos8420 4 года назад +17

    Waheguru - these teachings are so amazing and helpful.blessings my brother.

    • @vincentovereinder
      @vincentovereinder 4 года назад +1

      Thank you again Oneness everything what happens is perfect because everything is in your command.

  • @karenmininni4962
    @karenmininni4962 2 года назад +3

    Ego is opposed to the Lord and cannot dwell in the same place. Here lies all solutions to all problems. This teaching is the foundation of all truth. Thank you Guru.

  • @bgill5585
    @bgill5585 2 года назад +4

    The Guru Granth Sahib opens with the basic concept of the One Universal, supreme Energy called by so many different names across humanity,.
    Ik oankar - One absolute being (God)
    Satnam - Eternal truth it's name
    Karta Purkh - Creator
    Nirbau - without fear
    Nirvair - without hate/ enmity
    Akal Murat - Deathless/timeless image
    Ajuni - Beyound birth and death
    Saibang - self existant
    Gurprasad - known by the Guru's Grace.
    This is repeated numerous times and at the start of every section as a constant reminder.
    In the words of the tenth Sikh Guru - Guru Gobind Singh "recognise the human race as ONE"

  • @gitlostsar
    @gitlostsar 4 года назад +5

    Sat Kartar 🙏🏻

  • @fernandoitri1045
    @fernandoitri1045 2 месяца назад

    I am brazilian and I amazed by these teachings. I hope to find a Gurdwara here in Brazil!

  • @ThePunjabiJokes
    @ThePunjabiJokes 4 года назад +2

    Thankyou for studying sikhism in so much depth and sharing this deep knowledge with world

  • @nanaklekh
    @nanaklekh 4 года назад +5

    Dhan Dhan shri Guru NANAK DEV ji maharaj🙏

  • @RaviTrivedix
    @RaviTrivedix 4 года назад +13

    Living in "Hukam Rajai Chalna" is very hard practically, but a measure of spiritual maturity. That is why when Guru Arjan Dev Ji said "Tera Kiya (Bhana) meetha Lage" despite his suffering, it showed his state of being in Hukum.
    Satpal Ji - The naam simran and sewa are key components to walking the path of Hukam, in my belief. Directly following the path or Hukam is akin to direct realization, which albeit possible is rare, and the individual must posses the qualifications. Hence, doing Naam Simran to purify & Sewa to purify & loose once Ego, can help us in Hukam Rajai Chalna. Please share your thoughts.

    • @criminalproductionz8544
      @criminalproductionz8544 4 года назад +2

      Ravi Trivedi according to my experience thnking god for what i have and following the path pf hukam have helped me to feel satisfied at every moment of life, nd this satisfaction helped me to practice naam simran properly, when u r not satisfied in live it is hard to concentrate on any thing.

    • @monagill4404
      @monagill4404 2 года назад

      Acceptance (hukam rajai chalna) is not direct realization, it’s submission to god but not separating from your identity hence not the ultimate realization. It’s an acquired process and does not happen instantly and hence must be practiced everyday to be pioneered. The more you practice it the farther you go from your ego and reach ultimate realization. I think it is the easiest and most beautiful path to realization - the path of slow and gradual submission.

    • @sunnysingh-tj8uk
      @sunnysingh-tj8uk Год назад

      😢❤❤😮🎉😅😂

  • @genekwagmyrsingh9433
    @genekwagmyrsingh9433 4 года назад +10

    14:22 Thank you so much for mentioning mental health. Mental health is my biggest obstacle in trying to align with hukam. I never knew how to reconcile the fact that I didn't seem to have the ability to be fearless and optimistic because of my brain chemistry. My biggest fear is that my mental illness will keep me from being able to join the Sangat as a "white" guy who doesn't speak Punjabi and has no natural connections to Sikhi...

    • @hardipsandhu8625
      @hardipsandhu8625 4 года назад +6

      Don’t worry about not speaking punjabi. You can go to any gurdwara and you will be welcome.

    • @genekwagmyrsingh9433
      @genekwagmyrsingh9433 4 года назад +7

      @@hardipsandhu8625 Thank you, that means a ton to me. I can't wait to be among Sangat ji.

    • @nlvidaure4898
      @nlvidaure4898 2 года назад +4

      I am not Punjabi either but I am Sikh and have been learning Gurmukhi at my local Gurdwara. Sikhism is for anyone wanting to find the truth and merge with Waheguru.

  • @donalddyer5597
    @donalddyer5597 6 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for this teaching 🙏🏻

  • @manpritsingh7123
    @manpritsingh7123 4 года назад +2

    Very thought provoking Bhai Sahib ji! Truly appreciate the simple explanation of Hukam and divineness 🙏❤️🙏

  • @joydutta4132
    @joydutta4132 2 года назад +2

    Waheguru 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
    Great ! & Great!
    So loving ❤💗💖💕

  • @shaneross7428
    @shaneross7428 24 дня назад

    This was totally enlightening and fascinating, thank you.

  • @sim._.dhillon
    @sim._.dhillon 3 года назад +1

    these videos and lectures help me so much. thank you for uploading. very grateful! waheguru 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

  • @nachhattersingh5279
    @nachhattersingh5279 9 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks very much for
    us about the real cause of our problems and solution thereof. It is also said that when selfishness is a sin, unselfishness is a virtue which is the only differrence between a devil and god.Well as regards Hukam He is the God Power which is the Creator,Sustainer and Controller of the Universe as clearly defined in Stanja 2 of Japji Sahib.

  • @vabsworld2198
    @vabsworld2198 Год назад +1

    Waheguru ❤

  • @blankwall4209
    @blankwall4209 Год назад

    This channel has come to me at the right time! Great teachings! We are all One!!! I am looking forward to watching more videos. I must die before I die!!!

  • @muttbull
    @muttbull 4 года назад +8

    “He doesnt want your $, he wants you”
    🙂

  • @FiveNineO
    @FiveNineO 2 года назад +3

    The ego is the identification with the illusion of separation from The One

  • @hardevh4040
    @hardevh4040 4 года назад +2

    Waheguru ji

  • @janeburke1635
    @janeburke1635 4 года назад +1

    Sat Nam. So true.

  • @rudigerk
    @rudigerk 4 года назад +5

    Very interesting, Thank you!
    I once wrote this Advaita Vedanta Analogy Comment, but it was never meant as a Criticism in any way!
    Best Wishes!

    • @rudigerk
      @rudigerk 4 года назад

      @@millertime7891 Do you know Swami Sarvapriyananda?
      He gives excellent explanations ..

    • @Prabhjot-Singh_
      @Prabhjot-Singh_ 4 года назад

      @@millertime7891 Our concept of God is very similar,however the "philosophi" of Hukum is not present in Advaita Vedanta and we don't belive in existence of any hindu deities.I want to know more about this,may be Bhai Satpal Singh ji can help us.

    • @malmalhi007
      @malmalhi007 3 года назад

      @@Prabhjot-Singh_ I like this Swami..he had wisdom worth listening to with an open mind

    • @zedz_playsapex7295
      @zedz_playsapex7295 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@Prabhjot-Singh_Sikhism never denies the existence of hindu gods
      Rather it says all hindu gods are manifestation of one supreme god.
      Stop spreading lies

    • @Prabhjot-Singh_
      @Prabhjot-Singh_ 9 месяцев назад

      @@zedz_playsapex7295 "So mukh jalo jit kahi thakur joni".Adi Granth Ang 1136

  • @MRMiSS-uy4ec
    @MRMiSS-uy4ec 3 года назад +1

    Thank you so much 🙏

  • @universewinner5107
    @universewinner5107 7 месяцев назад

    Waheguru

  • @sukhjinderkaur4829
    @sukhjinderkaur4829 4 года назад +2

    Very nicely explained about " i" .Just wondering if any video can be created for children.

  • @McPherson333
    @McPherson333 Год назад

    Thank you for this .I found it useful and I learned lots

  • @pagster3127
    @pagster3127 4 года назад +1

    Love this ❤️

  • @mathamagic1541
    @mathamagic1541 4 года назад

    True thoughts khalsa ji while elaborating about enlightenment with selfie

  • @PKT585
    @PKT585 3 года назад

    Thank you Waheguru

  • @itsyaboy490
    @itsyaboy490 4 года назад

    Thank you for this.

  • @darshibains9365
    @darshibains9365 Год назад

    🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

  • @davigarcha7312
    @davigarcha7312 4 года назад

    This is the very good help , letting go of me thinking and broadening the perspective on you thinking totally keep us in harmony
    I want to know
    How can someone suffering from mental illness like schizophrenia and acquired brain injury, can understand this ?

  • @banjoplayer9860
    @banjoplayer9860 4 года назад

    Thank you.

  • @mathamagic1541
    @mathamagic1541 4 года назад +3

    Lovely little label 'me' irony in it☺️

  • @Kamaljeet-rx3jf
    @Kamaljeet-rx3jf 4 года назад +2

    Can you provide any references from guru granth sahib or bhai gurdas ji's vaar where hukam is defined or explained in detail especially the way you are conceptualizing it?

    • @rkmadaan
      @rkmadaan 4 года назад +2

      Japuji Sahib,
      It s also mentioned in the video

  • @Kushhmalik
    @Kushhmalik 4 года назад

    Waheguru ji ...

  • @shivrajsandhu5874
    @shivrajsandhu5874 4 года назад +1

    🙏🏼❤️🙏🏼

  • @arvindsarai
    @arvindsarai 2 года назад

    amazing

  • @rupinderkour4149
    @rupinderkour4149 3 года назад

    👍thanks oneness

  • @someinv6320
    @someinv6320 4 года назад +1

    🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @TheTurbanatore
    @TheTurbanatore 4 года назад

    Vaheguru

  • @teenabaweja2360
    @teenabaweja2360 3 года назад

    When you find yourself you loose yourself🌹

  • @Moonsun-academy
    @Moonsun-academy 2 года назад

    You should do a video on your enlightenment bro

  • @mathamagic1541
    @mathamagic1541 4 года назад +1

    Instant enlightenment with selfie,😆

  • @kashifpappu
    @kashifpappu 4 года назад +7

    WAHE GURU JI DA KHALSA, WAHE GURU JI DI FATEH
    just a question sir. Guru Nanak Ji Mahraj talks about going with the Hukam. But didn't this thing was mentioned by Lao Tzu? The philosophy of "Going with the Flow"

    • @ikohi5517
      @ikohi5517 4 года назад +5

      Lao Tzu understanding is very clear if anybody read "Tao te ching" its easy to grasp the deep philosophy . But if you want to understand Nanak or Gurbani it's very complicated and every sikh preacher has their own version of sikhism.

    • @vjagpal
      @vjagpal 4 года назад +6

      That is true. Sikh ideology matches more with thoism than Islam or Hinduism. Truth stays as it is no matter by whom or when it was said.

    • @vjagpal
      @vjagpal 4 года назад +7

      @@ikohi5517
      As a practicing with I don't think Sikh preachers their own version, I think they have their own way of explaining it. But I also agree Lao Tzu sounds very simple to understand.

    • @deepsingh-qv4hq
      @deepsingh-qv4hq 4 года назад +1

      @@vjagpal waheguru ji

    • @samarjeetsingh1305
      @samarjeetsingh1305 4 года назад +2

      Brotherc Hukam isn’t just going with the flow. Though, going w the flow is a part of it. Hukam is roughly translated as “the will”. But Hukam itself is the ultimate reality. It is the reality which gives birth to all other tralities. Hukam is the foundation of existence itself. When all words fails to describe the beginning-less beginning, it is “the hukam” that becomes the very foundation of that level of understanding. Guru Nanak said, no one can speak about the Hukam but everything is Hukam. We can talk and talk but still won’t be able to decipher what Hukam really is. Hukam is everything & everything is in Hukam. Hukam is this. Hukam is that.

  • @sankymonkeygaming
    @sankymonkeygaming 4 года назад +1

    Hi I have a question regarding the three pillars. Do they have a particular order? Is it Naam Jappo, Kirat Karo, Vand Chakko or is the order Kirat Karo, Naam Jappo, Vand Chakko.
    I always thought Guru Nanak put hard work and action (Kirat) before reciting Lord's name (Naam Jappo).
    Thanks ❤

    • @sukheshwalia9026
      @sukheshwalia9026 4 года назад +5

      Hi veerji I hope you are keeping well and safe. Sorry I have very limited knowledge but according to Japji Sahib all actions including pilgrimages, charity and compassion are only worth a iota of worth in the divines court without naam. Every Ang of Sri Guru Granth Sahib is a manual on Naam and Hukam. Once naam starts to reside in your mind virtues such as honesty, compassion will become automatic as this is our true nature. The Gurbani I am taking reference to from Japji Sahib is 'theerath tap daya dat daan jay ko paavei til kaa mann sunnia mannia mann keetha bhao antargath tirath maal bhao'
      Sorry for all my mistakes veerji I hope the above helps 🙏

    • @sankymonkeygaming
      @sankymonkeygaming 4 года назад +1

      @@sukheshwalia9026 thank you so much❤❤

    • @manharsingh658
      @manharsingh658 4 года назад

      Haanjee, Banajee, the kirat karo part that is being talked - as one of the three pillars - is being done so loosely. It was meant to be as "Dharam Dee Kirat Karni" and not kirat as working hard. Check it out. Make Sense to you.

  • @channisandhu8358
    @channisandhu8358 4 года назад

    Please come to Canada

  • @lasassonicole
    @lasassonicole 12 дней назад

    Issue I find is , Christianity does its best to translate to all dialects. Sikhism tends that you must learn sanskrit gurmuki. What happens for those who do not follow all the sikhi rituals? Where do they go if they don't, when they die? Christianity us concerned with the soul and eternity with God. Sin separates us from God and since Jesus died for our sin, when we follow the way and die to ourselves we are able to overcome sin.

  • @kunntz
    @kunntz 4 года назад +1

    "The root of all evil is in the soil..." - m. singh

  • @mathamagic1541
    @mathamagic1541 4 года назад +1

    Does that mean we can't learn until we are ready

    • @vjagpal
      @vjagpal 4 года назад

      I think it is like learning to ride the bike. Keep practicing and day you just get it even though you can't just explain it.

    • @balvindersingh742
      @balvindersingh742 4 года назад +1

      Yes. If you want to learn it, then learn it!

  • @singhskeptic5742
    @singhskeptic5742 2 года назад

    I am That ..
    Is what is being explained in this video

  • @satinders100
    @satinders100 2 года назад

    If Religion be called just a way of Life, then the Religion should be considered
    a misnomer. All Religions reflect a way of Life. However word Religions/Religion
    doesn’t have to be downgraded to JUST A WAY OF LIFE. Pointing specifically to one particular Religion would be either condemning a Religion in particular or
    Challenging the Dictionary itself for it
    As a misnomar

  • @chandrarangnath1043
    @chandrarangnath1043 2 года назад

    Like the tadpole's tail, the ego will and should shrink away only at the right time. Let the "saatvic" ego remain, like the snake around Lord Siva, then it becomes a 'Bhooshan' - an ornament. The ego remains saatvic (balanced) when the buddhi, the intellect is in command. It's impossible to live without a semblance of the ego - the "i am ness" , the sense of individuality. But as long as this ego is tempered with the true understanding that my true essence is Sat-Chit-Ananda (Absolute Existence-Awareness-Bliss) and I mentally bow down to the spiritual teacher (the Guru) and to Ishvar (the bestower of the fruits of our actions - the karma phala daataa), the ego cannot harm, it'll only be an asset, be an ornament that adorns us.

  • @didiervanendert8145
    @didiervanendert8145 Год назад

    If we are all a part of one onenes,
    And you thinking is thinking from within that onenes,
    Isn't the onenes me thinking then?

  • @mathamagic1541
    @mathamagic1541 4 года назад +1

    I have question?
    If someone comes to me and ask for money and money is spent in leisure activities by that person .then am I fool who give money by saying we are one? I am often fooled by people they ask for money in time of need by saying we are brother and then refuse to return then am I money minded or fool tooo much confusion in relating guru's mat on such situations plz help

    • @balvindersingh742
      @balvindersingh742 4 года назад

      There are 2 sides to this. You give the money because we ARE one.
      But the other side, the person just might be saying this to you for the money. What I would say is: I work for this money, and you can aswell. This money which you are asking for, you will get it if you work. Maybe even more!

    • @Kaur_Harvinder
      @Kaur_Harvinder 4 года назад +2

      Something similar I’m dealing with. I was always taught by my dad to not trust anyone easily when it comes to finances. But it’s difficult especially when you don’t wanna be selfish. Idk if I’m right or wrong but so far how I deal with it is that if I have the capability to help someone financially who’s in genuine need then I do but if I know I don’t have sufficient funds or that the other person might not be genuine then I take it as hukam too & let that person deal with it through their way! I often ask myself that what did I do to even make this money ? The answer: I had no capacity on my own. This body is a gift which I used to make these resources so if someone needs help I will go for it but yes if someone’s just using you then again we gotta do the right thing of taking a stand. Maybe that’s that person’s hukam to start working hard & be genuine.

    • @mathamagic1541
      @mathamagic1541 4 года назад

      @@Kaur_Harvinder ok this seems to be right to much extent thanks brother

    • @32degreestudioschool
      @32degreestudioschool 4 года назад

      @@Kaur_Harvinder it's very tricky though ... treading these lanes ... In so much of mechanism of life ...it's tough .

    • @singhsardar9279
      @singhsardar9279 4 года назад

      The simple answer to your question is commen sense which everyone has and is given by the guru to use it properly

  • @singhskeptic5742
    @singhskeptic5742 3 года назад

    Hukum is not a new concept in Indian Spirituality .VEdas refferred to it as 'Rit' Lao Tzu calls it 'Tao', Buddha called it 'dhamma''.But still a very informative lecture.

  • @Rupinder-t5t
    @Rupinder-t5t Год назад

    But my question is why God has filled us with ego or all other elements he doesn’t like or likes us to fight with and still resides within us and we reside in one…. Why don’t animals or other creatures have ego, pride, etc. and are still created by almighty and he is within them too… so why humans have complicated brain to find ways to go along hukam/ god’s wish ….
    Hell ya we r on profit side thanks to god for giving birth and still its not enough for us we want to experience god again or he wants to be alive from within us …. I am totally confused….

  • @badshausehadefonekhan470
    @badshausehadefonekhan470 3 года назад +1

    Baba Nanak sahab ak Sufi darwesh the wo Baba fareed sahab KY Bohat Kareeb the khuda KY Nek bande the

  • @surinderanand674
    @surinderanand674 4 года назад

    So , thinnking about ourselves is wrong is not

  • @winstonbachan8372
    @winstonbachan8372 2 года назад

    Guru Nanak Dev Je Was A Seeker Not A Religious Man, he said something very fascinating, to the Hindus and the Muslim, before becoming a Hindu or a Muslim be a human first , all doing good or bad our products of the ego , think wisely and the ego will obey the command, Power Of The Mind He Was A Wise Man , you are not the body, you live in a body, your house is where the body dwells,. If you leave your body and someone rang the doorbell, the body that not respond, because there is no one home 😁

  • @jessicasfarrell
    @jessicasfarrell 2 месяца назад

    More sophisticated than Jung? Why comapre? both bring value. for example you are most likely an idealist nf. isnt it more a mindset not a psychology anyway

  • @nihang8422
    @nihang8422 4 года назад +4

    Someone's bored 55:50

  • @DC-wp6oj
    @DC-wp6oj 4 года назад

    More mystical superfluous talk. Can make anything you want out of the teaching of sikhism. Bend this way and that to fit any shoe you want.

  • @beethelightkeeper
    @beethelightkeeper 2 месяца назад

    I appreciate the concept... but if you study God's word The Bible it explains all of this... ♡

  • @msingh9634
    @msingh9634 9 месяцев назад

    I am brought up in the Sikh religion. But I question how much of it I actually believe. I am taking more of an interest in Christianity as it makes more sense to me.

    • @etosce3465
      @etosce3465 8 месяцев назад

      lol okay ..Sikhism doesn't need you

  • @samuelwilliams6171
    @samuelwilliams6171 2 года назад

    ISLAM - Obey the will of Eternal God

  • @kiratniwas3397
    @kiratniwas3397 2 года назад +1

    Hi clueless, sikhism allows any fortunate pre-ordained man on planet Earth to meet know and assimilate with the One Lord Infinite Eternal Creator direct one to one, before their death here in Time. And that divine path in true faith believe love & trust in endurance & perseverance to assimilation is given taught & knowledged by The True Guru (SatGuru).
    All your cleverness intellect & thinking cannot comprehend the divine knowledge of the Guru Granth Sahib no matter how many billions give their opinions considerations or claims to you or you take those yourself.
    And, sikhism is a "true religion" from page 1-1430. Japji declares it on P7 go find it whosoever needs to, am not a spoon feeder.
    Bhai Gurdas, Vaaran, Var 7-5-3:
    " Sat Santokh Deya Dharm Arth So Granth Punch Parvana "!

  • @arvinderkaur8116
    @arvinderkaur8116 Год назад

    Don't do politics of Dharama it is not genuine for gentle people.

  • @surinderanand674
    @surinderanand674 4 года назад

    Or not

  • @DorianZBang
    @DorianZBang Год назад

    Guru Nanak wouldn't approve of profiting off of religions

  • @chandrarangnath1043
    @chandrarangnath1043 2 года назад

    The more I hear about Sikhi, the more I am convinced Sikh philosophy is 100% Vedanta. It's core is jnana-bhakti. The beard, the turban, the kada etc are external symbols that characterised the region - Punjab. Guru Gobind Singhji's Khalsa gave a separate name and form to an existant faith. Later priesthood and murtis were totally stripped away. Sanskrit was replaced by Gurmukhi. Sikhi in it's core is Sanatana Dharma, pure and simple. It's practise is the bhakti way, with vedic-puranic rituals stripped away, with Sanatana murtis and symbols dropped and replaced with other symbols, with worship conducted purely in the form of kirtan. Listen to Prof Jagbir Singh's videos on RUclips.

  • @papindersandhu9571
    @papindersandhu9571 2 года назад

    REqyuiewd moreclarification
    Looks mind wash and not practical