What Happens When You Die? | Punjabi & English [Gurmukh Series Clip]

What Happens when you die? Are you judged? Do you go straight to heaven or hell? Reincarnation? What happens to a Sikh of the Guru when they die?
In this short clip from the latest episode of the Gurmukh Series, Bhai Inderjit Singh Ji shares the moment he asked Sant Baba Isher Singh ji - What Happens When You Die?
Watch this video to find out the amazing answer.
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#Death #Spirituality #Reincarnation
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[@ashmeetsingh1254]

Veerji, I have no doubt on Sant ji's bachans but I am confused now. Gurbani also states that Dharamraj will respect and honour those Gursikhs who do naam abhiyaas and Gurbani.

[@ashmeetsingh1254]

Must reply.

[@pagster3127]

It’s upsetting that you as an organisation would support this. 😒

[@GurpreetSingh-nd5fo]

@@ashmeetsingh1254 Yeah, respect but not judge. It talks about those who do naam jap, guru ka Sikh gurpuri ch hi javega.

[@ShellyGupta-ji]

No doubt you guys are working so hard for Sikhism love from India ❤ Still miss bhai Jugraj Ji

[@varun4252]

Props to the person doing the subtitles. Really helpful. Love the podcast. Waheguru meher kre ❤🙏

[@baronesselsavonfreytag-lor1134]

Thank you for the subtitles! Gurfateh ❤️

[@gurvinderchouhan4933]

Thank you for adding subtitles

[@YOYO-dl6fe]

Vaheguru Ji ❤️🙏👍

[@manjindersingh4278]

ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ ਜੀ

[@numbe567]

Your all team doing great ,if I get chance I will met your all team members once.

[@jagdishbahia9162]

Waheguru ji🙏🙏🙏🙏🥀🌹🥀🌹❤️❤️❤️❤️🌺🌺🌺🌺

[@harmanpreetkour321]

Love from India

[@Smile-bu7xw]

Love this information

[@amolksbhangu]

Vaheguru JI

[@manveersingh5780]

Would be great to do a video on whatGuru sahib GGS has to say about life after death, thank you

[@pavanSingh-ts5ym]

The folk tales and fables are enjoyable while in a social setting, however Sikhism is not a fear-based faith, rather an eternal light (Noor) of hope and prosperity. Even the worst of the worst sinners are forgiven, as long as they are sincere and repent their evil ways.

[@AmandeepSingh-sb3gl]

He is talking about brahmgyani Sikh Baba isher singh ji

[@pavanSingh-ts5ym]

@@AmandeepSingh-sb3gl The only true Brahm Gianni is Sri Guru Granth Sahibji, we need to stop following so called Babas.

[@AmandeepSingh-sb3gl]

@@pavanSingh-ts5ym oh bhravaa SGGS is our guru, brahmgyani is a STAGE of bhakti ...you will get the definition of brahmgyani in sukhmani sahib

[@manveersingh5780]

@sps king I agree with a lot of what you have said bro, however, any fear that is to be induced has to be based on the truth of the GGS, to cause fear within anyone which isn’t based on the truth of Sikhism is contrary to our philosophical outlook! Take care and be safe

[@GurpreetSingh-nd5fo]

@sps king jis no bakshe sift salaah, nanak so patsaahi patsaahu. Low IQ Don’t call Maharaja Ranjit Singh then Maharaja as well. If Guru is Maharajn ke maharaja, is their true Gursikh not a Maharaja? Liberalism is as a big of an issue as Sikh missionary soch.

[@sunveerkaursandhu8942]

Waheguru ji 🙏🙏

[@gurbaniocean3566]

Waheguru ji

[@sarbjitbansia5331]

I sincerely hope these lovely Sikhs write their memoirs of everything they can remember of their time with Sant Ji. One memory with jog many other memories, teachings and actions we can all learn from. Even if it takes three years to write it. They should do it. Vital knowledge for especially the western English speaking sangat. Knowledge that must not be lost. Even if the volume of books is in the dozens Then I think their seva will be completed. VaheGuru Ji kirpa🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@sukhjitsingh4700]

Waheguru ji ka khalsa, waheguru ji ki fateh! I would appreciate another explanation of this topic based more on what Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji has to say about this topic vs. focusing more on Sant Isher Ji.

[@TheTurbanatore]

Vaheguru

[@gurkirat_singh13]

waheguru

[@sandeepvaheguru]

Vaheguru

[@BalSingh6546]

🙏🏾

[@singhparamvir1637]

This gross body made of five elements goes back to the elements ,the Mann or consciousness comes from waheguru and continues to wander in gross or subtle bodies unless it loses its identity and gets absorbed into Waheguru and gets liberated ie mukti , Man tu joth sarup Hain apna mool pehchan . Now what is waheguru and how to get absorbed Waheguru is nirgun and sargun Nirgun is state of smadhi a state where there is no mind a state where there are no thoughts no time yet there is awareness, from nirgun comes sargun in the form of shabad, what's shabad it is Dhun Onkar , it is the basic vibration of the universe from which the whole of existence has come from. Waheguru is gurmantar you recite it with love and devotion and one day you start hearing Onkar Dhun and now you sit in meditation and all your attention to the Dhun ,it will take you to nirankar and Mann loses its identity ie ego and only nirankar is left, duality is lost singularity is left and that is liberation Shabad Guru Surt Dhun chela Dhan Guru Nanak Dev Ji.

[@manveersingh5780]

Interesting bro! Reciting/meditating with love and devotion upon the Shabad is necessary, however, understanding and imbibing the philosophical ideas are equally necessary to have a relationship with the divine, in fact could be considered paramount! Also, Waheguru is the gurmantra?? Just a intriguing question as have any of the six gurus within the GGS mentioned Waheguru? Or maybe the 15 bhagatss? The word is penned several times within The Shabads of the bhats in different forms,! The pre-eminence of Waheguru as a name for God, considering there are many names used within the GGS with ram being the most used I believe, is due to the writings of bhai Gurdas, Who is our first theologian, however there are genuine concerns to the authenticity of some of The writings suggesting corruption, calculated deliberate additions to the versus with the probable motivation being to facilitate a deviation from the Gurus path! just something to think aboutbro, from a student of theology who is seeking truth! Thank you

[@singhparamvir1637]

Balhare jawan jete tere naam You can call any of the various names of Waheguru as mentioned in Dhan Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, only your devotion and love matters as you are remembering only one God the almighty who is basis of everything and their is nothing without Him , Sab Gobind hai sab Gobind he. Arguments will not stop, doubts are only removed with the grace of Guru Meditate ie Naam abhyaas only then God will reveal Himself in the form of Shabad ie Onkar leading ultimately to Nirankar.

[@manveersingh5780]

@@singhparamvir1637 I agree with a lot you have to say bro, however, just love and devotion in itself to the one creator will not give you Gian, the understanding of the Shabbat within the GGS, which implores you too love, still needs to be discussed,understood and imbibed to realise the divine! We maybe talking across one another as our definitions of such terms as name and Hukam etc are probably very different, I’m sure, In the interests of harmony, we can agree to disagree, take care and be safe,

[@Arshdeep-jf6xb]

Someone plz suggest some good books on death and afterlife and reincarnation according to sikhism in punjabi

[@SinghRaj13848]

Is anyone here from Baba Ji's sangat. (Bulandpuri Ji di Sanggat)?

[@akaurb]

And what about those who are not sikhs who are from other religions they have never heard of gurus... many of them dnt beleive in after life or reincarnation who takes care of them.... and there are gud people in other religions as well how do they get entry in sachkhand, heaven or jannat..

[@lakhbinderjitsingh7795]

On heaven's and 🌎🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😇🌞🌎🌕 ok

[@perfectelectrics]

excellent talk. would also like to mention supposedly for especially egregious sinners/heretics azrael collects their soul using his scythe, bringing them directly to dharamraj. this is said to be painful beyond comprehension

[@manveersingh5780]

You really need to look at what Guru Sahib (GGS) has to say about such things!!

[@perfectelectrics]

@@manveersingh5780 haha. i have. GGS speaks of all these things. jamdoots hitting you over the head, dharamraj, how through waheguru's hukam we may not be bound to our account. just because the main focus of sikhi is not the metaphysical system put in place doesnt mean its not there. it just means we are able to transcend it.

[@manveersingh5780]

@@perfectelectrics don’t be stupid! Your laughter at the beginning of your response shows a level of immaturity and lack of seriousness on the topic! Just because certain terms and ideas are referenced doesn’t necessarily mean we believe those metaphysical concepts to mean the same Thing, e.g mukhti in Sikhism is to be achieved during your lifetime, not after death! going back to the referencing issue, what do you do with such a term as Israelfarista, which is also mentioned in the GGS?? you clearly see/interpret Guru Shabad differently, as a student of theology I suggest you open your mind and appreciate the sophisticated grammar and depth, alongside the various levels/perspectives to read and understand Gurbani! I don’t see the point of continuing this exchange, take care and be safe, may Waheguru bless you with some insight, thank you

[@perfectelectrics]

@@manveersingh5780 hahahahahahahaha

[@Xx0Mystic0xX]

@@manveersingh5780 No, he's right. Maharaj references the beating of jamdoots throughout gurbani, its also mentioned throughout other texts from esteemed Sikh scholars like Bhai Gurdas Ji's Vaars (gurmukh sukh fal paidhe manmukh dhukh fal dhukh laha(n)dhe, gurmukh dharageh surakh roo manmukh jam pur dda(n)dd saha(n)dhe) and Bhai Santokh Singh Ji's Suraj Prakash granth. There's thousands of kathas on the topic online from prachariks, udhassis, mahapurkahs, even from lecturers outside of Sikhi. So they are all wrong and you are right? You really need to curb your arrogance Singh, the knowledge is out there if you bothered looking.

[@onwardstotruth5810]

So before the Gurus no one in humanity made it? Doesn’t make sense for a ‘God’ to do this to his creation. Ie if this ‘God’ who has been around from the start ie 14.8billiion years ago why would he wait until 1700AD to give his creation a chance of Mukthi ?

[@jassibrar8418]

This is the exact thing I thought of, I don't want to be disrespectful but this absolutely does not make any sense and stories like this just dilutes and makes our religion look weak.

[@indy_singh]

Not quite sure where you got this from bro. The purpose of life, from a sikh point of view, is to become one with God. To merge back into Waheguru. That is heaven for sikhs. This is why veerji describes suchkhand as souls in meditation. Ofcourse, people have been connecting with Waheguru since the beginning of man. Call Waheguru Allah, or Christ, or any other name. That is not important. What is important is that you connect. Man was forgetting how to connect, or even realising that they needed to connect, and so Guru Sahib came to earth to remind us of the truest path. I say truest because it's what Sikhs believe to be the most direct way of connecting with Waheguru, but ofcourse it is not the only way.

[@SdS-nr7if]

@@indy_singh I am Sikh and love sikhi , but it’s just the afterlife that I don’t really connect with . As I would love to see my family again . As even if we get liberation only our soul goes to heaven . So we never really truly see or connect with our family members ever again

[@indy_singh]

@@SdS-nr7if as hard as it might be... connections and relationships are an illusion of this world. Your parents today could have been your children in a past life. This is part of the reason why Huru Gobind Singh sacrificed his children, when he could have saved them. To demonstrate how to love, but not be attached. Ofcourse Guru Sahib is the gold standard, and we can only try and reach that level. Everything is temporary. Your body. Your mind. Your family. Your wealth. The only eternal one is Waheguru, and that is what pervades when we transition to an 'after life' The term afterlife is misleading though. It indicates that this life continues into the after. That isn't true. Your soul is much older then you right now. It's probably thousands of years old. Sojourn soul isn't going to an after. You should see it more as the truth. And this world being the false. Kinda why its called Sachkhand. The realm of truth.

[@premsingh-yi4dg]

Doubt is too rampant. Have sharda in gur Sikh and brahm giani's bachan.

[@amjadqureshi4622]

Do Sikhs believe in angels? Is the messenger of death an angel?

[@old_skool_editz]

Is this real😮

[@jigerkijeet]

Kawan Narak kia swarg bichara, santan dowoo raday // bhagat kabir ji , page 969.

[@suradhayakshsinghbansal4950]

This kind of videos should really encourage for simran And Kalyug is (i personally feel better than Amrit Vela) as naam simran is only needed for Moksha. Waheguru waheguru waheguru waheguru waheguru

[@suradhayakshsinghbansal4950]

I have adopted Sikhi You told same as written in Bhagwat Mahapuran about jamdoot and dharamraj King Janak by name of lord escaped hell and liberated many over there Ajamil also similar thing And many more There are lot of examples in Bhagwat Mahapuran about naam simran by which many escaped the hell and many got even liberated by the 84 lakh phera. Gurbani says same thing of course way and examples might differ. Waheguru waheguru waheguru waheguru waheguru waheguru waheguru waheguru e

[@manveersingh5780]

Bro, if you have adopted Sikhism maybe you should look more carefully at what exactly the GTS is saying regarding 8.4 million lifeforms, Dharamraj, Mukhti etc you will find that things aren’t as described bye many preachers or any others who areDisseminators of theology/history of Sikhism are suggesting!

[@suradhayakshsinghbansal4950]

@@manveersingh5780 8.4 million are mentioned in all Indian origin sects Sikhi , Hinduism, Jainisam (Do not know about Buddhism) I do like sikhi as adulteration is negligible. Yes other sects also have complete truth but sadly adulteration has come in their holy scriptures So I do not wanna compare Just focus on simran Waheguru

[@suradhayakshsinghbansal4950]

@@manveersingh5780 May be you have come across the adulterated texts

[@manveersingh5780]

@@suradhayakshsinghbansal4950 Maybe you should see what the GGS has to say about reciting one word repetitively in parrot fashion to achieve divine wisdom or enlightenment! As a student of theology this is my topic of interest so I keep up with the latest academic work and theories on the historical development and evolving theological ideas,, both normative and operative! sikhi is the youngest of the world religions and there is much more research and development of understanding The teachings/philosophy of the GGS, Our theology and history, to take place yet! All the best on your personal journey my friend, take care and be safe

[@manveersingh5780]

@@suradhayakshsinghbansal4950 PS, brother there’s a difference when one references existing concepts and ideas! The GGS has a lot of this type of referencing and in many cases there is a redefining of these concepts, including Some from Islam amongst others ! Cheers

[@Graje21]

Jheri koi changi rooh hundi a par amrit ne shakyia hunda ohde nal ki hunda

[@akashdeepsingh1553]

Sorry to say but sachkhand vasai nirankaar means not guru nanak dev ji it means the formless one, one god, almighty

[@harkeeratsingh5742]

every1 hit that like button

[@jigerkijeet]

Ghalat. Gurbani te sanu wadhya insan banaundi he, bagher kesi narak swarag di lalach / dar to... Kawan narak kia swarag bichara , santan dowoo rade // bhagat kabir, page 969.

[@avrajsagoo5372]

Hanji mahapukh ji

[@tarunpalsingh4709]

Hanji. Rabb naal judh jao tan sawag hai. Nhi jude tan narak ch hi reh rahe haan.

[@HK00088]

My mom hates me

[@pawanj1019]

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[@tsjabana3605]

Doesn't make sense

[@Akash-mw7xj]

Alert! By meditating everyone has their own opinion on what happens after death, And they come up with the concept of rebirth, So that they can enjoy life again and again, And the fact is that they do hope so, They want to enjoy life again and again by rebirth concept, Those who think like this, they do not want to stand and give an account before their God, Their hearts hope to enjoy life again and again, They don't care about what The GOD wants and why He created everything, They always follow what their heart tells them to do, They are always busy with how to enjoy a life, They don't want to sacrifice their lives for their God. Instead of living by the will of their own God, they live by the will of their own hearts and those who are enemies of God. I tell you the 'Truth' about what happens after your death. listen. After death you will stand before your God and give a full account of life! There is no 2nd option other than this! Islam (Arabic Word) The word “Islam” means “submission to the will of (The God)” And Muslim (Arabic Word) The word "Muslim" means "One who surrendered to (The God)" About the word (Allah) (Allah - الله) grammatically, and what does it mean in arabic: Allah (الله) is an arabic word created from a letter and a word...and those are: First: (ال) which means (the) Second: (إله) which means (deity) or (god) In arabic (ال / the) is used to refer to things that are known and specific.. If you don't use (ال / the) it would be like you are referring to a random unknown thing. Basically if you join (ال / the) with the word (god / إله) - with a small (g) -, it becomes (the God - GOD / الإله).... in arabic there is a rule of joining two words to sound like one and that is called (joining words / إدغام - idgam) .. these both words that creat (الإله) join together in pronunciation to create the word (الله / THE GOD) under the (joining words / إدغام) rule.. Basically (Allah - الله) means (the God) If you don't believe me, all sematic languages (hebrew - aramiac - arabic) all fall under this rule that God in each language is from 3 main letters and those are: 1_ E-A 2_ L 3_ H The arabic translation of the bible also says Allah for God... Arabic Christians and Jews also say Allah regularly because thats what God means in arabic... Actually the word Allah existed since before Arabic even became a things.. in old semite the word for God always depended of 3 main letters that I mentioned previously. To clarify my statement, I advice you to look up the word for God in other semite languages other than Arabic, like Hebrew which uses "Aloh-Aloheem" and aramiac "Alaha-Eloha" Iam an Arab, and arabic is a semaric language similar to Hebrew and aramiac. The word for God in arabic is technically "Elah-إله", but this word can mean a false god or real god.. the same way in Hebrew there is "Aloh", and in Aramiac there is also "Elah" However, the Arabic language mix 2 words with the rule known as "edgam-إدغام" its a simple rule that allows 2 or 3 words to join together to make ONE continues word, and those words are "Al-Elah-الإله" which means "The God"... and when we establish the rule of idgam, it becomes One word "Allah-الله" The same way un the Aramiac language there is "Alaha" and in Hebrew there is "Aloheem" And further prove myself, feel free to search it, in a matter of fact, Christians and Jews who speak arabic also use the word "Allah-الله"... And if you search "arabic translation of the bible" you'll also find the word "Allah-الله" used in the place of the word: "God" From the creation of the arabic language until now, the word "Allah-الله" was and will always be used to refer to the God of Abraham. Conclusion: Allah is the arabic word which means: (the God) how many times should I say this for you to understand??? It's actually 2 words, the word "ال" which means "the" and the word "إله" which means "deity or god" Joining those word together is an arabic rule called "idgam/ ادغام" its used several time in arabic literature, especially in quran, like in the word "عن ما" changed into "عمّ".. and in doing so, we get "الله" which a double sound "haraka (حركة)" called "شدة" It's the only word in arabic with gender, and the only word in the whole arabic language that cannot be made plural. Arabs use the word "الله" to refer only to the God of Abraham... we find several evidence of such even before the return of islam into Arabia, for example a Christian ruler in najran used to have a ring with the name "الله" written into it. Other examples of such is the Arabic translation of the bible which also uses the word "الله"..