Serious Little stories for the soul on a Saturday

[QooldipSingh]

Youth and old age.
How fast time has passed by us without us even realizing it.
How much more time do we have on this earth.
As stated in this prayer the next breath may be our last breath and that this good Earth itself will have its last day like everything else.

What has been our purpose in life.
To attain wealth, fame, power, pride, hate, anger, etc etc
Or should we use this precious opportunity to constantly remember the True One to be one with him.
We would then not be subject to the cycle of birth and death that we have been going through since the birth of the Universe.
Ensure that the name of the True One is always on your lips and mind.

A universal timely reminder.
Before time is up.

Listen to this universal prayer when it is completely silent

Slok Mahalla 9 - Bhai Surinder Singh Ji​

 

[QooldipSingh]

Primordial Sound of the Universe


Buddhism

To Buddhists, Om represents the external aspects of a sentient being – his body, speech and mind. The best known use of the mantra is in the Tibetan Buddhist prayer Om Mani Padme Hum, also known as the Mani mantra. When chanted loudly or silently within, the mantra invokes Chenrezig, the Buddha of Compassion.


Hinduism

Om is often referred to as the prime symbol of Hinduism and is said to be the primordial sound from which the universe was created

OM Chanting​

@DoggoComfyStore​

3 years ago
Literally to the 1% who’s reading this, God bless you, and may your dreams come true, stay safe and have a wonderful day
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[QooldipSingh]

Read the English translations
Wonderous God

Sukh Tera Ditha Leheeai​

@Atheist996​

8 months ago
As an Atheist who doesn’t follow any religion..I don’t know somehow I find this so soothing My daily jam

@bparyvaipheiEuniki​

3 months ago
Iam Christian but if I hear this song. How ilike this song keep it up Brother God bless you in your life we are going to one place

@phildunphy6045​

8 months ago
I am a MUSLIM ..but I listen to this daily Bcoz Guru Nanak ji said “Awal Allah Noor Upaya Kudrat ke Sab bande” meaning We all are ONE

 

[QooldipSingh]

The opening words of the Sikh Holy Book
Recited by a Muslim





Ik Onkaar
There is one God

Sat Naam
Whose name is Truth

Kartaa Purakh
Is the creator

Nirbh-a-o Nirvair
Has no fear, Has no hate

Akaal Moorat
Is omnipresent

Ajoonee Saibhn
Never born and Self-perpetuating

Gur Parsaad
With Guru’s grace

Jap
Recite (pray)

Aad Sach
True since beginning (of time)

Jugaad Sach
True through ages

Hai Bhee Sach
Is true now

Naanak Hosee Bhee Sach
Says Nanak, will forever be true


Khan Saab being blessed by a Hindu

@ritkasharma5686​

1 year ago
Khan vere God bless you raab hamsha kush rakhe -- Khan brother God bless you God always keep you happy

 

[QooldipSingh]

1. God's warehouse - kitchen where anyone and everyone is welcome

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Find out how the Golden Temple acquires and stores vast quantities of food products for the vegetarian meals
that are served free everyday at the Harmandar Sahib Langar in Amritsar, India.
Prof. Jasprit Singh is leading efforts to study the Golden Temple's free kitchen as a model of sustainability.

2. How The World's Largest Community Kitchen Feeds 100,000 Daily At Golden Temple, India | Big Batches​

@michaelmengo5969​

3 years ago
I was raised Christian and i donate to Sikh temples as often as i can. You will never meet more giving and loving people. I hope to visit the Golden temple one day

@jackwescott4469​

2 years ago
Something else to note: This is in the state of Punjab which is a Sikh majority state and while the Golden Temple feeds such a large number of people, it is isn’t the only one. You could walk into ANY gurdwara and you can expect food and shelter regardless of your race, creed, caste, gender or any other socioeconomic characteristics. Even in Western nations, if you ever find yourself hungry with no means to eat, just find the nearest Gurdwara and you’ll be fed.

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@PontiacBandit​

3 years ago
This is what a functioning community looks like. No division amongst the people. Just unity.

@mitakpa77​

3 years ago
I have had many meals in guruduwara during bad times. You will never go hungry when you are around Sikh community. Thank you .



3. When during Corona 350,000 people were fed daily

How Sikh Chefs Feed 100,000 People At The Gurudwara Bangla Sahib Temple In New Delhi, India​

@sliceoflife5315
1 year ago
This video teared me up. When I was working in New Delhi at a meager wage, I used to go to Bangla Sahib everyday to feed myself and not sleep hungry. After getting my first proper job, the first thing I did was to donated my first pay cheque at this place. I dont live in India anymore but I have immense love and respect for the people who run this place. Thank you Insider Food for making this video and telling people about the benevolence of Sikkhism.

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@sardonx.​

6 months ago
When I Iost my job and was in danger of starving to death, I learned that the local Sikh Temple offered food to those who need it. I'm a Christian but they welcomed me and gave me food everytime I went there for almost 2 months until I finally got a job. Much respect to the Sikhs, if it wasn't for them I won't be here typing this.

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@MexicanBandit​

7 months ago (edited)
“Here a king and a beggar are treated with the same respect” Sikhism is such a beautiful religion, it brings tears of joy to my eyes. Much love to the Sikh community from a humble Christian ️

@uzairaslamch​

1 year ago
I once missed my flight back home for my grandfather’s funeral and i was crying at the gate until a sardar uncle came up and asked what was wrong. I explained i had no money and missed my flight for the funeral. He went ahead out of his way to put me on the next flight and paid for it. Im still grateful and now we’re basically family