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	SikhNet Radio Network - Gurbani Kirtan 24 hours
		Our goal is to create a network where you can watch or listen to Gurbani Kirtan live, in real-time from Gurdwaras all over the world.
		Gurbani and other related music that is not the traditional Indian style.
		You'll hear Gurbani that is composed in specific raags (tunes) specifically for the the Shabad.
	www.sikhnet.com /Music (612 words)

	GURBANI DI BHASHA TE VYAKARAN (Punjabi)
		Gurbani di Bhasha te Vyakaran (in Punjabi), by Dr Harkirat Singh, presents a well-researched study on the philological and grammatical aspect of Gurbani.
		So far as Gurbani is concerned, to pronounce the sounds /s/ and /j/ as /sh/ and /z/, respectively, cannot be justified according to the grammar of Gurbani.
		In fact, the language of Gurbani is nearer to Prakrit and Apabhramsa from the aspect of nasality.
	www.sikhpoint.com /religion/resources/gurbanidibhasha.htm (1250 words)

	Bani - SikhiWiki, free Sikh encyclopedia. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Bani (Punjabi ਬਾਣੀ), short for Gurbani (Punjabi ਗੁਰਬਾਣੀ), is the term used by Sikhs to refer to various sections of the Holy Text that appears in their several Holy Books.
		The Sikh normally would sit comfortably on the floor or if this proves difficult on a bed or sofa, cross-legged with the spine in a straight position in a quiet place in their home or wherever you are and then read quietly the Banis from the Gutka or from memory.
		Gurbani is the jewel, the treasure of devotion.
	www.sikhiwiki.org /index.php?title=Gurbani (770 words)

	Sikhism: Reflections On Gurbani
		Various themes mentioned in the SGGS are reflected upon through the Gurbani As It Is. Written in a simple to read language, currently there are close to 300 Gurbani Reflections.
		The Gurbani (and the holy texts of other religions for that matter) is of the nature of God; for it teaches us Truth.
		A complete guide to practical and Pure life, it provides all that is needed to raise one's consciousness to the highest possible dimension.
	www.gurbani.org (473 words)

	Gateway to Sikhism : Sikhism FAQs:What is Gurbani?
		The sacred literature of Sikhism is called Gurbani which means the Guru's word - A Song message - as enshrined in Guru Granth Sahib.
		The percolation of Gurbani into the inner consciousness is as fruitful as the seasonal rain to a ploughed field.
		According to Sikhism, Gurbani is the penacea for all human ills and sin.
	www.allaboutsikhs.com /mansukh/101.htm (391 words)

	Gurbani kirtan -- Tara Punjabi, Sagar TV deal to woo viewers
		The channel, however, will be deprived of the coveted Gurbani kirtan from the Golden Temple of Amritsar, the rights of which are with ETC Punjabi.
		Tara Punjabi plans to telecast live the Gurbani kirtan as soon as it starts uplinking from India.
		The coveted Gurbani rights from the Golden Temple would help the Network to sell its channels as a pay bouquet, media analysts said.
	www.expressindia.com /fe/daily/20010113/fco12014.html (536 words)

	Practices and Values (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The content of The Guru Granth Sahib is the Gurbani and must be revered by all the Sikhs.
		The Gurbani shows a clear preference for seeking the welfare of all beings and not merely for ones self.
		The Gurbani also teaches that prayers and meditation strengthen the Sikhs ability to live in Gods Hukam and accept it gracefully.
	www.sikhglory.com /pav.htm (1855 words)

	GURBANI IS MEANT TO BE APPLIED ONLY
		The Gurbani is a very simple and basic human document which outlines man's God-ward journey and his charter of duties.
		The Gurbani's message is that there is no purpose in merely rolling the beads nor the tongue singing the praise of God without devotion; but the mind should concentrate on Him.
		If that does not happen, then the Gurbani declares that there is no difference between a human being engaged in reading or listening to Gurbani and a beast engaged in filling his belly.
	www.gurbani.org /webart93.htm (4135 words)

	What is Gurbani-CD? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Gurbani Kirtan files that were included on version 2001 of the Gurbani-CD are enhanced on version 2004.
		The Shabads are in Gurmukhi and are arranged in an alphabetical manner according to the Gurmukhi alphabet and are optimized for printing handouts.
		The Shabads are in Devnagri and are arranged in an alphabetical manner according to the Gurmukhi alphabet and are optimized for printing handouts.
	www.gurbanifiles.org /gurbani_cd.html (6009 words)

	Classes in Punjabi Conversation, Gurbani (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This is an introductory course to the language of Gurbani, which is of course quite different from current spoken Punjabi.
		The objective is to enable students to get some understanding of kirtan and paath, so that they can appreciate and put into practice some of the beautiful teachings of the Gurus that are our most valuable heritage.
		Students should have a strong desire to understand Gurbani, be able to read Gurmukhi, and understand some spoken Punjabi.
	www.chardikalaa.com /classes.htm (313 words)

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		You are not to recite Gurbani sitting on the floor when someone is sitting on a higher platform than yourself (at home) or facing the side of the bed where your feet are placed at night.
		When listening to Gurbani from a radio, cassette player (or CD/video etc) the audio-visual aid is to be placed on a higher platform than the person listening to it, as a mark of respect to the Gurbani being listened to.
		Newspapers, magazines, books etc in which Gurbani may be written should not be carried in carrier bags etc and are not to be thrown away or allowed to fly around on the ground – after use, they should be burnt.
	www.damdamitaksal.com /lit_rehat_22.htm (1769 words)

	domain-B : Indian business : marketing : media : Live gurbani on your TV screens...in some
		Followers of the Sikhism faith, keen to see the rendition of the sacred verses from the Guru Granth, their holy verse, on their television screens, will have to wait for some more months.
		ETC Punjabi, the Punjabi entertainment channel owned by ETC Networks Ltd., recently bagged the exclusive rights for beaming the gurbani kirtan live from the Golden Temple, for a period of eleven years.
		Live gurbani from Golden Temple, Amritsar, was being beamed live till January 2000 by North India Television Company Pvt.
	www.domainb.com /marketing/media/20000926live_gurubani.htm (392 words)

	Gurbani
		Gurbani is All-Pervading, Gurbani is the Divinity Itself, Bani is the Guru.
		Gurbani observes that God is beyond language, the Guru Granth uses many languages to explain its message.
		While the use of illustrations of Buddhist, Hindu and Islamic tales in Gurbani tallies with those traditions understanding of the stories, the Qu’ran confuses Haman (the minister of Ahasuerus) for the minister of Pharoah (28.38), 40.38 et passim), and identifies Miriam the sister of Moses, with Mary, the mother of Jesus (3.31 et seq.).
	dspace.dial.pipex.com /town/pipexdsl/r/arcd95/khalsa/news61.htm (1334 words)

	Sikh Seek: Arts_and_Music/Gurbani - Arcives of Gurbani Kirtan, Banis, Lectures and other audio sites. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Gurbani Kirtan in English translation These materials, which include English renditions of Shabads from Gurbani as well as spiritual songs based on the teachings of Sikhism.
		Gurbani TV Real media files of Gurbani Kirtan being performed.
		Gurbani.Net Kirtan A large database of Gurbani Kirtan to listen to for free.
	www.sikhseek.com /Arts_and_Music/Gurbani/more2.htm (243 words)

	The Sikhism Home Page
		The Gurbani, in Guru Granth Sahib is God's view of a true Seeker's sentiments, his actions, his motives, and his prayers, during different aspects of his spiritual growth, flavored with the Guru's teaching.
		Gurbani was written in verse, according to the ancient Indian music (raga), to ensure that it will be sung.
		A translation of Gurbani is useful to understand it, but the original verse is lost in the translation.
	www.sikhs.org /ya5.htm (1145 words)

	Spirit Voyage Music : Spirit Voyage Music : Gurbani Journey
		There is also a non-traditional style of the shabd 'Tu mera pita, too he mera mata' at the end of the CD with his daughters - very nicely sung.
		This is traditional Gurbani Kirtan with English narration.
		He spent about 15 years learning and accompanying his father in Gurbani Kirtan from the age of 5.
	www.spiritvoyage.com /shopping/detail.cfm?PC=9519 (683 words)

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		But, now, those same translations have made me cynical towards gurbani, well not really gurbani, but rather what we are coming to see as gurbani today--the translations.
		The depth of gurbani is amazing and we should all have some santhiya, even panj pauRees of Jap Ji sahib will change the way you think about gurbani.
		If you want gurbani to pierce your soul as it has other gursikhs, you need to understand what it truly means and actually contemplate--spend time thinking about each and every word.
	www.blogger.com /email-post.g?blogID=9043673&postID=110005145953822888 (387 words)

	Bibliography of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji
		His view was that the Gurbani language was infact the language spoken in Punjab at that time, ie the Puratan Punjabi.
		Secondly, he says that Gurbani langauge was influenced by the Lahndi dialect (or Multani), that was considered the standard Punjabi at the time.
		However, when Gurbani was written it was pronounced without these sounds, as was the case with the Lahndi dialect.
	www.panthic.org /news/132/ARTICLE/1337/2005-05-15.html?sid=58dba973c8240385bc68db0d46cfb7bb (1089 words)

	Spirit Voyage Music : Spirit Voyage Music : Browsing Gurbani Kirtan
		Gurbani Journey is a quad-CD package (4 CDs) that celebrates 10 years of Dya Singh.
		This CD has beautiful Gurbani Kirtan with nice synthesizer music in the background.
		In light Raag, these songs are embellished with the calming Indian Bamboo flute, brilliant silver flute, violin and choral voices with the spiritual transforming sound of Gurbani.
	www.spiritvoyage.com /shopping/result.cfm?Stype=SubCat&SubID=122 (927 words)

	Gurbani Researcher (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		For example during the Kirtan Samagams with the use of video projector, Gurbani Shabad being recited by Ragi Singh can be displayed on a big screen in seconds and as a result of that, devotees can understand spellings and pronunciation of Shabad.
		Projection of Shabads with the help of Gurbani Researcher already has been done during Kirtan Samagams in Gurdwara Nanak Piao Sahib, Gurdwara Rakab Ganj Sahib, Gurdwara Singh Sabha, Faridabad, Indore and other places and it got lots of appreciation from sangat.
		The need now is to promote and distribute this CD all around the country and use it during Kirtan Darbars so that the most common complaint of devotees "What is being recited" can be removed.
	www.learnpunjabi.com /s/GurbaniResearcher (397 words)

	Importance of Stringed Instruments in Gurbani Kirtan
		Mirasis who sang and performed Gurbani Kirtan, were renamed Rababis, and became the established singers of the Guru’s Court (in 1521 at Kartarpur).
		In western classical music, melody and harmony (especially since the introduction of tempered-scale tuning in the 17th century) are intertwined, thus when a singer presents a beautiful melody, it must fit within a strict harmonic-pitch structure.
		It has become obvious to many, after hearing Gurbani Sangeet with the inclusion the Gurus’ beloved stringed instruments, that this is the way Kirtan was intended to be accompanied, along with a drone and percussion rhythm background.
	panthic.org /news/129/ARTICLE/1357/2005-05-22.html?... (1961 words)

	Sewa Vichar Foundation
		MP3 of Katha and huge collection of other Gurbani MP3's is available for download for free at www.sfsikhcenter.org.
		The purpose of this sewa is for Gurbani to reach in every house around the world.
		Also it will help the sangat to learn and correctly pronounce and grow in the path of understanding, so that other people may also reap the knowledge that they can use to fully understand and improve themselves as they read and contemplate Gurbani.
	www.gurbanisewa.com (376 words)

	Sikh article about manmukh & Gurbani
		Gurbani is the message of truth that are not mere words.
		Gurbani gives us the fool for our soul which helps us concentrate on that One Almighty God.
		Gurbani is not the writing of any ordinary man, or the followers of a religion.
	www.gurmatstudies.com /newsletter/article1.htm (674 words)

	Classes in Punjabi Conversation, Gurbani (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This is an introductory course to the language of Gurbani, which is of course quite different from current spoken Punjabi.
		The objective is to enable students to get some understanding of kirtan and paath, so that they can appreciate and put into practice some of the beautiful teachings of the Gurus that are our most valuable heritage.
		Students should have a strong desire to understand Gurbani, be able to read Gurmukhi, and understand some spoken Punjabi.
	chardikalaa.com /classes.htm (313 words)

	SikhSpectrum.com Monthly. Gurbani’s Correct Interpretation: A Rejoinder
		I think it was his understanding of Gurbani (sacred hymns of AGGS), which prompted him to drop the second and third line, as they are inconsistent with Gurbani.
		It is my sincere appeal to all, who want to glorify Guru Nanak, to use their talents and time to translate Gurbani as accurately as possible into English so that we could present this unique philosophy as a gift to mankind and leave it as an inheritance for the future generations.
		For proper interpretation of Gurbani, one must keep in mind the fundamental principles of Nankian philosophy described by Guru Nanak in the opening verse of AGGS, the theme of the whole shabad containing the verse and the meaning of the verse of rhau (pause).
	www.sikhspectrum.com /082004/joginder_rejoinder.html (7918 words)

	The Sikhism Home Page
		Gurbani from Saints of "other" religions, and the Gurus themselves, is preserved in one volume, Guru Granth Sahib.
		Gurbani is then seen in its true form, as a living entity.
		The Five K's, the five daily pieces of Gurbani, and correct Sikh conduct (Rehet) is a track, that leads to becoming like The Tenth Master, because these are his own characteristics.
	www.sikhs.org /ya7.htm (6177 words)

	Bibliography of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji
		There are several views on this, but perhaps the most important reason is that incorrect singing or recitation of Gurbani could change the meanings of Gurbani.
		Thus, the words found in Gurbani without the pairi bindi, that we today write with that sign, were pronounced without those sounds in the Guru-period.
		Thus, the siharis and aunkars found in Gurbani should be pronouned, according to this view.
	panthic.org /news/132/ARTICLE/1337/2005-05-15.html?... (1089 words)

	CONFLICT between SCIENCE AND GURBANI ?? - Sikh Sikhi Sikhism -
		Interpretation of Gurbani with the help of cooked up mythical stories has blinded us and we are unable to see the thread of Logic running through the 1430 pages of Guru Granth Sahib.
		Gurbani tells us, "Aapeh saajeh aapeh rangai aapeh nadar karai, He Himself creates, and He Himself imbues us.
		Misrepresentation of Gurbani and the Sikh religion by vested interets
	www.sikhphilosophy.net /sikhphilosophy/sikh-sikhi-sikhism/820-conflict-between-science-gurbani.html (1076 words)

	Arts & Humanities - Keertan & Gurubani
		This Nitnem CD includes the five banis - Japji Sahib is split into three tracks where the Mool Mantar is on its own track, the rest of Pauri 1 to Pauri 5 is on the second track, and the third track in...
		These materials, which include English renditions of Shabads from Gurbani as well as spiritual songs based on the teachings of Sikhism, have been developed or compiled for the monthly Chardi Kalaa Div...
		Gurbani Kirtan real audio clips by various ragis.
	www.91india.com /1/11.cfm (564 words)

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