Q: Gobind Rai ji kaun sun?

Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji da birth name was Gobind Rai, Son of Sri Guru Teg Bahadur ji and Mata Gujri ji.

Mere swaal da jawaab kise ne dita hai ni, maadi karde aa PJ wale :sad:

This cud be result of Carpel Tunnel Syndrom... But usually this symptoms appears in later stage of this syndrome..
Baki Raje if this is the case, better take of yourself n get it diagnosed as soon as possible,,
Otherwise other simple reason cud be becoz of winters.. U might be using ur dominant hand n ur other hand is in ur pocket..:)

CTS highly unlikely :

Nontheless, my doc told me I'm just weird - his diagnosis :hehe:

Good Work!!

Sri Guru Teg Bahadur Ji Shaheedi bhare jankare davo?

- Apne akhra wich daso ge teh hor we wadia aa.

I'll tell briefly from whatever memorization I have.. please feel free to correct if wrong. And please do forgive me for lacking on usage of words :rabb:. Thanks!

Sri Guru Teg Bahadur Ji di sheedi odon hoi jadon Mughal Empire India vich c.. Aurangzeb being the Muslim Emperor was converting everyone into Islamic faith.  Hindu’s were facing difficulties…therefore; the Kashmiri Pandits came to Guru Ji to seek for help.  Guru Ji ne keha ki kise nu shaheedi deni pavegi to save everyone from such problems…and Guru Gobind Singh ji (Gobind Rai at the time) was about 8 years old said something along the lines of “Who would be better than you to defend the poor Brahmins” and that was when Guru Ji decided to help the Pandits. Guru Ji was beheaded and Bhai Jaita ji consecrate Guru Ji’s served head to Anandpur Sahib where it was cremated by Guru Gobind Singh Ji.  Guru Teg Bahadur Ji sacrificed for the protection of the most fundamental of human rights.

Dhan Dhan Shri Guru Teg Bahadur Sahib Ji. :rabb: :rabb: :rabb: :rabb: :rabb:

I like.  :happy:

lol is that the next question? :

Jehra jawab devve.. ohne pushna hunda aa ji agla sawal  :happy:

i can't think of one right now :) sorry

okay, got it ...

as you all know there are many different kinds of Music Instruments in Punjabi Music...

my question is about Sarangi( the music instrument)

what does Sarangi mean? Tell me something about the usage of this instrument and when people started to use this instrument?

Guru Granth sahib ji agge Matha takan da mahatave daso? ke jo we gurudware jave ohnu matha takana jaroori aa
- What do bowing our heads in front of Guru Granth sabih ji means? Do everyone who enter the gurughar has to bow their head to Guru Granth Sahib ji?

Guru Granth sahib ji agge Matha takan da mahatave daso? ke jo we gurudware jave ohnu matha takana jaroori aa
- What do bowing our heads in front of Guru Granth sabih ji means? Do everyone who enter the gurughar has to bow their head to Guru Granth Sahib ji?

mahtav da ta nai pta but gurudwara is urs guru's or god's home nd god is the king of universe je hun use muhre bow down nai howoge hor kis agge howoge , bow down ik adar maan te satkar hunda jo hunda ta dil ch aa but we express tht by do bow down , ki haan tuhe sab to bda te sacha te powerful aaa nd for give respect ,  we do bow down in front of  him physically n mentally  .

ya mainly sare bow down karde koi dilo atkar de ke karda te koi vese he ki haan sare karde asi v karna but they haven't  any respect te kuch k butha chaki bas namskar karke he lang jande so no ,  not all bow down .

Guru Granth sahib ji agge Matha takan da mahatave daso? ke jo we gurudware jave ohnu matha takana jaroori aa
- What do bowing our heads in front of Guru Granth sabih ji means? Do everyone who enter the gurughar has to bow their head to Guru Granth Sahib ji?

As Sikhs we believe that Shabad is our Guru… I have read somewhere ..please correct me if i'm wrong....

Guru Nanak Dev Ji were asked by a mystic “Who is your Guru and who’s disciple are you?” and Guru ji Replied saying:

ਸਬਦੁ ਗੁਰੂ ਸੁਰਤਿ ਧੁਨਿ ਚੇਲਾ ॥
"The Shabad is the Guru, upon whom I lovingly focus my consciousness; I am the chaylaa, the disciple." (Ang 943)

Shabad, the Divine Infinite wisdom, is the Guru. The body is praise-worthy and respect worthy as it replays and interprets the Shabad. Bowing down to Shri Guru Granth Sahib Ji is a sign of submission in front of the Word of God.  It is not worshipping the physical body, be it the Granth (the Scripture) form now and when Guru Ji was around.  It was always a submission to the Shabad (as we hear sakhis of Guru JI’s how Gurbani came and was written it’s not just some words someone wrote its Gurbani from beyond we can imagine)

When bowing down in front of Shri Guru Granth Sahib Ji we stand in front of the True Guru with both our hands folded and offer our prayers and obeisance.  Afterward we place both of our hands flat down on floor along with our forehead and two knees down on the floor and submit ourselves in front of the Shabad Guru. Afterwards we circulate around Shri Guru Granth Sahib Ji to express total submission. To finish it off we come back to the center where we started and Greet Guru JI by saying “Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji ki Fateh” in our mind and then say the same to the Sangat also in mind as Sangat is Guru Roop Khalsa.

It’s a way to respect and show our expression of love and submission to Guru JI. As there is no one greater than him (Shabad Guru).

Bowing down means a lot as we have all heard about Shote Sahibzade were asked to go through a small window so they can bow down and mughual would have said that they have bowed their head down in front of us and thought of them(Mughuals as their Greater than their own Guru (shabad) however that didn’t happen as Shote Sahibzade put their feet in first..Therefore bowing our head down in front of Guru Ji means a lot in Sikhism and yes everyone should bow their head down if they consider Guru Ji as their God.