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...Encyclopædia Britannica Eleventh Edition, a publication now in the public domain.

...lled '''"[[Sach Khand]]"''' (which translates to abode of 'True God' /Pure Domain /Paradise ) ...treat their holy book as a living Teacher/Guru. This act of respect is a public resolution of a Sikh's commitment to the holy script or message or [[Shabad

...ial objectivity, they are not concerned with what effect their work has on public ethics or on religious bodies, no more than scientists hold themselves resp It also appears that these scholars are mostly left brain thinkers, affective domain of their personality is usually retarded. No wonder they can call Guru Arj

...e "developed the moral side of faith, by bringing human conduct within the domain of man's spirituality." The sympathetic and respectful attitude which he ha Scripture in the original. It was Keshav who gave first public recognition to the spiritual genius of the contemporary saint, Ramakrishna

...can learn the lesson of truthful living, then the gates to the Almighty’s domain shall be forever open for you. To learn this lesson, we need to remember H ...Now, he walks in and shows such compassion for the suffering of the poor public! Is he a sinner or a saint?

...passed away. His last instructions were that his death should not be made public until the arrival of the Maharaja's relief column. ...irst time a reversal when Hari Singh established the Sikh kingdom in their domain. He effectively stopped the invasions forever.

...Begging is taboo for the [[Sikh]]s. While bhaktas could live on alms and public charity, not so a Sikh. He is ordained to earn his living by the honest l ...hs]] and others felt that they were treated fairly and equally within the domain of the Guru. The Guru’s mission was centred on [[Anandpur Sahib]], which

...rst, and then wandered from place to place seeking refuge. He entered the domain of Raja Maldev who refused to give any aid to his former ruler, but the Raj ...y of the emperor he had decided to give back his empire to him and ordered public rejoicings. A Darbar was held. When the two kings retired and were alone,

...of these celebration, the holy clothes of Guru Sahib are shown to general public before the closing ceremony of Diwan. ..., the Saint, [[Mian Mir]] of [[Lahore]] had great affinity with the Guru’s domain. The opinions and words of the Pir were immensely revered by Akbar, which o

...ee years. The said case was withdrawn for some other reasons and in larger public interest and not because the CFSL report did not support the prosecution. ...e was also told that he would be offered the post of Chairman of the Union Public Service Commission, on resumption. He told Dr. Alexander that a Lt. Governo

Safai Seva has certainly drawn public awareness to keep the Guru’s Asthan litter-free. Gurdwara Hemkunt has spe ...ries inhabit the areas of this Valley and those who wander deep into their domain can be carried off. In 1939 Joan Margaret Legge, a botanist from Kew Botani

One should not live in the domain of a shudra.4 (Manu Simariti Chap. 4, S: 60) ...says that the Kashatriyas who were supposed to be warriors protecting the public, contrary to their scriptures, under greed and fear they have abandoned Ved

...tate inquiry into the details of the massacre and that the inquiry be made public. The state government ordered an inquiry into the massacre. A day after the ...ishers, Harper Collins routed a correction through Albright's office. In a public statement they acknowledged the error.

...nd then they wanted to stand personally behind their deep umbrage. Donors, public and private, had given more than $20,000 to each family that lost men in th ...ch to see. Blankets were held up to sequester the graves. Only doctors and public officials and family members were allowed to examine the blackened and disf

Earlier, the domain of Punjabi films had been only Punjab and adjoining areas. Technically too, ...film too with afore-cited objectives and superstars. All depends upon the public receptivity and the consequent proceeds from Sat Sri Akal.

*It is McLeod who popularized this term in the domain of Sikh studies. ...who lived in their own camps on hills and mountains away from the general public. They practiced the art of sophisticated trickery and magic for their livel