Remembering loved ones who have died

Keeping the memory of a lost loved one and remembering those who have died.
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[@Kaur_Harvinder]

Beautifully explained. I lost my mum at a young age, I wish I was taught these things cuz I went into depression & my life changed a lot. I never wanted to drink alcohol but I was directed into having one. After 2 failure years, I changed my life completely. Became a better person and started having healthier habits. Took time but instead of punishing me, I started taking care of myself stating to myself that I will look after myself cuz my mum would want that. Also, I started doing Gurbani & I remember at my mum’s funeral path, there was this Gursikh guy who tried to tell me that it’s going to be okay. I was shocked at this stage that how can he act so calm in a time like this when everyone else is looking so sad. He wasn’t a close family member but still others had a sadness too on their faces but this person had a totally different way of expression and talking like he’s still in bliss. But now I have become that person who’s calm when things go wrong after feeling that bliss myself. All thanks to Gurbani 🙏🏽 You’re a beautiful source bhaji 😇

[@godisinside2223]

Veer ji ,you are doing an amazing job for whole humanity , keep it up and have a great time.

[@IDontDoDrumCovers]

honor them by living you life to the happiest it can be

[@louisetrepanier5626]

Thank you for these healing and supportive thoughts. They also apply to grieving a lost relationship.

[@anmolkalra7820]

Such a sweet deep message❤

[@shankarprasad1977]

Very well said Veer Ji. Getting the same feelings from other sources is indeed a key to overcome grief. Wahe Guru Ji Ki Khalsa. Wahe Guru Ji Ki Fateh.

[@Maneet_09]

Love u to all the sikhs who have give theid life to khalsa panth

[@harpssingh4564]

Love this… This is so true 🙏🙏🙏

[@peedee1262]

Remembering ur loved ones is 100 Times more powerful for their ‘living memory’ Our connection is always there though not in physical form. Please pray for their souls to rest n spirits to be at peace and talk to ur loved ones daily without fear. My parents do visit in time of comfort and reassurance and joy. I even captured my loved one spirits in electrical energy. Thank you Waheguruji 🙏🙏

[@lenovotab9860]

Great answer bhai saab. Everything belongs to waheguru nothing is ours. Dukh sukh is all part of lifes journey no one can escape it. Also sikh usually wear white clothes when person dies as sign of purity, peace and happiness for the soul to have left this world for a better one with waheguru.

[@tazwaz7821]

Wow... Excellent !

[@bhadarsingh9833]

Very good point

[@TheTurbanatore]

Vaheguru

[@simarsingh2620]

Thank u very helpful useful

[@jagg9024]

Put the nanak naam poster to the other side so its not blocked.🙏

[@saintsoldier5970]

I agree about what youve said previously about attachment and yes everyones going to go. They could go at a young age or an old age. They maybe didnt deserve it but it is what it is. But when u said that when we remember a loved one we are focusing on our own loss, not the deceased, im not sure i agree because when people grieve over a dead person they talk about they didnt deserve it etc. In that way your talking about the person dying and how they didnt deserve it not about your own loss. People shouldnt think like this anyway because everything is already written and everyone who is dead is now in a better place whether they left unexpectedly or after long suffering.

[@saintsoldier5970]

But people also say for example when a mother dies they say look how her death has changed everything and look how different everything is now and we dont feel like doing the same stuff we used to before. That is a perfect example on how people focus on their own loss and its affect on them. But everytime someone remembers a lost one in a sad way doesnt mean theyre focusing on the effect on themselves if you get what i mean. Its so frustrating when u understand this topic of death and wish u could explain to people the real meaning of death but they just dont understand it and get sad.

[@satnambatth1823]

Nice

[@hasvindersingh1502]

Is there any kirtan or special Prayers that can I do for my mom in heaven? To make her happy and always remember our beautiful memories

[@1234fazermann]

Show gratitude to the algorithm that you got to a part of her life.

[@RamanRaman-os7sc]

Plz make vedios on these mature topics because nowadays young people say that they fall in love with many girls and vice versa

[@komaljeet7884]

Watch videos of sandeep maheswari nd acharya

[@96jatta]

Ustaad 🙏🏽

[@kaurkomal8123]

Please punjabi ch bnao 🙏🙏🙏🙇🏻‍♀️🙇🏻‍♀️

[@ankhisoorma6242]

Does Sikhism have concept of ancestor worship or honouring the dead or holding any prayers for long deceased ancestors in Sikhism?

[@komaljeet7884]

No not at all

[@rupertperiwinkle4477]

No, and it's Sikhi. Not Sikh"ism".

[@jatgee5195]

Bai ji where is the gurmatt?

[@komaljeet7884]

When guru is in mind then our matt is called gurmatt

[@Fearless5aabi]

Hi. I have a question. Can naam Simran be done by reciting Waheguru in your mind rather than your mouth? Is that what the gurus have recommended? Like I can start off with my mouth repeating the word and then slowly I can speak the word in my mind? Please let me know. Thanks.

[@sukhmanjitsingh6654]

Of course you can!

[@peedee1262]

Mansher Sangha mool mantar reciting in mind or mouth brings similar connections to Waheguruji. Believe it n live it 🙏🙏

[@overlordborn6131]

Do it with your mouth because then you can able to easily hear it and tune your mind and ear in better way to focus on chanting of naam and you should try to keep feeling of love for Waheguru too. If you just do in mind maybe you might hear different thing and maybe your mind may not be attached to naam so do it first with mouth and keep your attention to what mantra you are chanting with your mouth

[@Kiran09deep]

I lost my mother 2 years ago and I still saw her in my dreams which makes me upset the whole day.. I don't talk about her to anyone bcz i don't want to but why in dreams... ( i had fight with her two months prior to her death..then I had visited her and apologised for whatever i said.. She cried but hugged me and had forgiven me) But my brother and sister blame me for her death(though her heart was not working properly at that time)... This kills me... the birth and death is in God's hands.. I m mother of four daughters.. Sometimes i throw my anger on these innocent.. I couldn't able to chant(which i used to).. Can you help

[@godisinside2223]

There is a big power in ardas , whenever you get angry and then pray to gurunanak and do simran inside,I had a same problem like you,then I started to pray to gurunanak and started simran inside whenever I got angry and it worked for me nowadays I have a great controlled on my anger and I am feeling very much better .... please try this and definitely you will get relief for anger all the best and may God bless you always.

[@Kiran09deep]

@@godisinside2223 thanks i try my best... Waheguru bless you!!!

[@Gurwinder_Singh171]

@@godisinside2223 I respect you and your faith,,, but ardaas is only do to akaal purkh waheguru ji maharaj,,,,

[@godisinside2223]

@@Gurwinder_Singh171 . there is no difference between gurunanak and waheguru .guru parbraham paremeshwar....

[@Gurwinder_Singh171]

@@godisinside2223 guru nanak sahib was nar not Narayan,,,

[@RamanRaman-os7sc]

Difference between love and just attraction towards someone????

[@overlordborn6131]

Both are same thing

[@ankhisoorma6242]

Love is deeper than mere attraction. You may love even the one you are not attracted to or do not approve of. Love is selfless. Ones who love, continue to love despite any faults, fights and flaws. Mere attraction is lust, not love

[@gurdeepbenning748]

Yes it is damaging. They could be a bhoot or pret and will stick to you

[@rupertperiwinkle4477]

Um, no