The SGGS was given the Guruship by the last of the living Sikh Masters, Guru Gobind Singh Ji in 1708.
Guru Gobind Singh said before his demise that the Sikhs were to treat the SGGS as their next Guru.
When one visits a Sikh temple or Gurdwara the SGGS forms the main part of the Darbar Sahib or Main Hall.
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When SGGS Ji passes past you show reverence and respect, remove shoes and stand with both hands joined as in the prayer position while GuruGranth Sahib Ji is in view.
The clothes used to cover the SGGS Ji should also be kept clean and changed daily.
When travelling by car, etc, make sure SGGS Ji is securely placed and will not fall.
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But as per the Shabad-Guru, the spiritual wisdom of the SGGS is for all to share, regardless of one's predominate occupational inclinations or birth.
As indicated in the SGGS, the important thing is to remain "awake and aware" (from the sleep of Maya's intoxication or illusory effect of the worldly life) by applying the "ointment of spiritual wisdom" to one's eyes (i.e., perfect understanding of spiritual life style).
The SGGS is for all seekers of Truth, not for few selected or privileged ones.
Although SGGs currently account for less than one percent of New Zealand's greenhouse gas emissions, they are of particular concern because of their extremely high global warming potentials (GWPs) [Global warming potentials (GWPs) are used to convert emissions of each gas to an equivalent amount of CO i.e.
This is because the SGGs will be used to replace ODS in equipment, but also because appliances such as heat pumps and dehumidifiers, which can use SGGs as the refrigerant gas, are increasing in popularity.
Because the SGGs are likely to be used for much longer than ODS, it may be appropriate to consider policies (and in some cases reconsider policies) that may have been ruled out for ODS because of their costs or lack of short-term benefit.
SGGS page 488: “Hearing this, Dhanna the Jaat applied himself to devotional worship.
SGGS Page 835: “Naam Dayv, Jai Dayv, Kabeer, Trilochan and Ravi Daas the low-caste leather-worker, blessed Dhanna and Sain; all those who joined the humble Saadh Sangat, met the Merciful Lord.
SGGS Page 1192: “Dhanna served the Lord, with the innocence of a child.
The Full version of SGGS must be treated as current Guru.
The SGGS should always be placed in an independent, well-ventilated and separate room.
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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 over 300 Gurbani Reflections.
But Absolute Truth, the scriptures and the Masters try to explain using this limited human language is Unlimited and Infinite.
Further, the majority of us read the SGGS and listen to the Wise with identification to the body-consciousness and the quagmire of various types of concepts ("Haume" or ego regime).
Recently, the Government of Maharashtra took the initiative of granting autonomous status to select engineering colleges in the State under its TEQIP program.
The SGGS Institute of Engineering and technology has the privilege of being one of the selected few to be offered total autonomy- academic, financial and administrative.
The SGGS Institute of Engineering and Technology enjoys a sprawling campus of over 46 acres, donated by Sant Baba Harnam Singh Langer sahib Gurudwara trust and is affiliated to Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded.
