What kind of person are you? | A message from Guru Gobind Singh Ji

Do you know who you are? Do you truly know someone else? In this short video taken from the Asa Di Vaar English Katha (discourse), Bhai Harman Singh uses the Sakhi (true story) of Guru Gobind Singh and Bhai Joga Singh to help us understand who we are and who we want to be.

Often, when we are asked to describe ourselves, we look for the most positive things to say; whilst knowing that the points we give are not an accurate description of who we are. From self-evaluation, comes improvement.

So, what kind of person are you? And who do you want to be?

Watch the full video: https://youtu.be/-yOgWyBHE2Y

#SikhHistory #Reflection #mindfulness

This video is part of the Asa Di Vaar Series:
Asa Di Vaar is collection of ballads/stanzas and is usually sung before sun rise in the beautiful Raag Asa. Written by Guru Nanak Dev Ji, Guru Angad Dev Ji and Guru Raam Das Ji, the Bani (prayer) praises the wondrous creation and condemns hypocrisy. Many Gursikhs (Sikhs of the Guru) recite this Bani as part of their Nitnem (Daily Sikh Prayers), as it is a practical guideline for life. Be sure to watch this amazing 24 part series, and by implementing these practical teachings, you can be released from the 8.4 million cycles of life and merge with the One. 

Watch the whole series here: https://bit.ly/2oSUHsb
Listen on SoundCloud: https://bit.ly/2ncaYIk

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