Sri Japji Sahib: English Translation from the Original Gurmukhi

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By listening and believing bring humility in your mind; Within the sacred inner shrine, cleanse your mind. Patala Pataal Lakh, Aagasa Aagas. Odak Odak Bhaal Thakke, Ved Kehan Ik Vaat. Sahas Athaarah Kahan Kateban, Asulu Ik Dhaat. Lekha Hoye Ta Likhiyai, Lekhe Hoye Vinaas. Nanak, Vadda Aakhiyeh, Aape Jaane Aap. [22] Japji Sahib is said to be the condensation of the whole of the Sri Guru Granth Sahib and whoever recites this Bani with love, dedication and humility will have the complete blessing of Akal Purukh, Almighty Lord, the Creator. One who regularly recites Japji daily will gain; spiritual peace and tranquillity; wisdom about the mysteries of God’s creation; understanding and appreciation of the ups and downs of life; the knowledge and confidence to move forward in this world at a higher moral level; the ability to become an inspiration to others and a support for the many. The Bani will have a magical influence on your life.

In June 2004, I attended the Naad of Japji workshop in New Mexico, USA. The concentrated immersion in the sound current accelerated my physical healing in a way that I couldn’t have imagined. At this point in my life it had been over two years since I had engaged in any type of regular physical activity. One day during the Japji course we were asked to do a meditation that involved holding our arms over our heads for 11 minutes. The Word brings destiny written on one’s forehead. But Writer of the destiny – None are written on His Forehead.At the point when the last of the Human Gurus departed this Earth, the Guruship was passed to the Holy Book, the Sri Guru Granth Sahib ( SGGS). The SGGS is treated as a living Guru and the respect shown for its Commandments is unique. This Bani (composition) encompasses the spirit and theme of whole of the Sri Guru Granth Sahib. cannot force to become king, get rich and occult mental powers. (only who are destined by God shall receive if respectively) Introduction to Sikhism· SGGS on Arguing· SGGS on charity· SGGS on meat· Pilgrimage and fasting· Sikh Women· Primary Beliefs and Principles· Underlying Values· Prohibited Behaviour· Interfaith· Guidance for All· Dharma

Ant Na Sifti, Kehan Na Ant. Ant Na Karnai Den Na Ant. Ant Na Vekhan Sunnan Na Ant. Ant Na Jaape, Kya Man-Mant. Ant Na Jaape Kita Aakar. Ant Na Jaape Paravaar. Ant Kaaran Kete Bil-Laahe. Ta Ke Ant, Na Paaye Jaahe. Eho Ant Na Jaane Koye. Bahuta Kahiye, Bahuta Hoye. Vadda Saheb, Ucha Thaao. Uche Upper Ucha Naao. Evad Ucha Hovei Koye. Tish Uche Kau Jane Soye. Jevad Aap, Jaane Aap Aap. Nanak, Nadri Karmi Daat. [24] Japji is the most riveting Sikh Prayer recited by the devout early in the morning. The composition is not assigned to any particular raga or musical measure, as is the rest of the Scriptural text...In the last line of the first pauree Guru Nanak tells us a cosmic Truth for the first of many times in the Japji Sahib; that the path to achieve the experience of consciousness is to understand that your destiny is the Will of the Divine. Sanskrit words and terms in the wide and varied sense are, considering the nature of the subject in hand, naturally profusely used, though they are at times not easily discernible, either on account of the Punjabi garb due to Punjabi accent and script (Gurmukhi ) or on account of the vulgar or corrupt forms which they may have assumed when first embodied in Punjabi. Persian words too, with variations in form due to Punjabi pronunciation and spelling, are not infrequently used. Japji Sahib Punjabi Translation by Prof Sahib Singh PDF

Japji Sahib English Translation Pauri 16 panch parvaan panch parDhaan. panchay paavahi dargahi maan. I knew all of this within the first minute of hearing the audio clip-knew it completely and wholly as though someone had pressed an imprint of its truth on my third eye and I had absorbed it without needing to mentally process it. I had a fairly good idea of what my "logical" objections to pursuing this path might be, and I didn’t want to give them precedence. I wanted to have the experience first and then judge it, rather than pass a judgment which would keep me from having the experience. What is that time, that moment? What is that day, that date? What is that season, that month, when the Universe was created?Japji Sahib English Translation – Pauri 5 thaapi-aa na jaa-ay keetaa na ho-ay. aapay aap niranjan so-ay. Gaave Ko Taan, Hovai Kisai Taan. Gaavai Ko, Daat Jaane Nisaan. Gaave Ko, Gun Vadiayian Chaar. Gaavai Ko, Vidya Vikham Vichar. Gaave Ko, Saaj Kare Tan Kheh. Gaave Ko, Jeea Lai Phir Deh. Gaave Ko, Jaape Disae Door. Gaave Ko, Vekhai Haadra Hadoor. Kathna Kathi Na Aavai Tot. Kath Kath Kathee, Koti Kot Kot. Denda De, Lainda Thak Paahe. Juga Jugantar, Khaahi Khaahe. Hukmi Hukam, Chalaaye Raaho. Nanak, Vigsaiy Veparvaaho. [3] The description of Japji Sahib that follows is taken from " The Encyclopedia of Sikhism" by Harbans Singh (published in 1996 by the Punjabi University, Patiala): The Great Master with a Great Name by His doing – everything happens. O Nanak, one who thinks he knows all, shall not move forwarded. 21 Pauri 22 How does one describe or give an opinion of Him or praise or get to know Him? Nanak, everyone speaks of Him, one wiser than the next!

The Great Giver keeps on giving, the receivers grow weary of receiving. Throughout the ages, the consumers keep on consuming. There is no shortage of those who preach and teach. Millions upon millions offer millions of sermons and stories. Gyan Khand Meh Gyan Parchand. Tithei, Naad Binod, Kod Anand. Saram Khand Ki Baani Roop. Tithei, Ghaarhat Gharhiye, Bahut Anoop. Ta Kiya Galla, Kathiyan Na Jaahe. Je Ko Kahe, Pichhe Pachhutahe. Tithe Gharhiye, Surat Mat Man Budh. Tithe Gharhiye, Sura Sidha Ki Sudh. [36] Ik Du Jeebhau Lakh Hohe, Lakh Hoveh Lakh Vees. Lakh Lakh Geda Aakhiyeh, Ek Naam Jagdees. Eit Raahe Pat Pavdiya, Chadhiyeh Hoye Ikkees. Sunn Gallan Aakas Ki, Keeta Aayi Rees. Nanak, Nadri Payiyeh, Koodi Koodei Thees. [32] The Primal One, the Pure Light, without beginning, without end. Throughout time you remain same. 28 Pauri 29Guru Granth Sahib· Sikh Scripture· Dasam Granth· Ek Onkar· Waheguru· Bani· Mool Mantar· Japji Sahib· Jaap Sahib· Chaupai· Anand Sahib· Tav-Prasad Savaiye· Rehras· Sukhmani· Dakhni Oankar· Acrostic The Primal One, the Pure Light, without beginning, without end. Throughout time you remain same. 28 Priceless are the comings; Priceless are taken away. Priceless is Love for Him, Priceless are absorbed. The Primal One, the Pure Light, without beginning, without end. Throughout time you remain same. 31 Pauri 32