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#'''Living a Family Life:''' Must live as a family unit (householder) to provide and nurture children for the perpetual benefit of creation.

...n is still a householder. It is difficult to be a Sikh. It is easy to be a householder or a sannyasin, but as a Sikh you are to be both. You have to remain in the A further point to note here is that the householder-sannyasin as represented by Guru Nanak, and expanded by Guru Gobind Singh i

...er, wife and sons arrived at Kartarpur. Here the Guru lived the life of a householder for 18 years. Sikh history is replete with pleasant stories connected with

...asting off the vestment of an Udasi, hast thou again adopted the life of a householder?" "Bhangar Nath," replied the Guru, "it is thou that hast been perversely i

...resulted in mukti (escaping the cycle of life). After living the life of a householder and having a son many men would take to the forest and give up their attac

...ciety and the world. But on the other hand, it is the state of mind of the householder who performs his duties keeping his mind absorbed in contemplation all the

...s natural instinct of the body. [[Sikh]]s are expected to live a life of a householder with adult members living a life as married couples engaged in a moderate b

...e of the [[Sikh Gurus]], emphasized the importance of living the life of a householder ([[grist jeevan]]). His belief was that through marriage and having a famil ...it had been possible for him to see God while carrying on the duties of a householder, the great Suka would not have gone to the forest to seek God. Had it been

...hari'' or the bachelor (also, a learner) wears a single sacred thread. The householder or the married person wears two. A person who is married and has lost one o

...to visit his home to see his ailing sister. He ultimately returned to the householder's way. On 4 March 1904 he got married to Maya Devi.

...er, wife and sons arrived at Kartarpur. Here the Guru lived the life of a householder for 18 years. Sikh history is replete with pleasant stories connected with

| {{sdd|ਗਿਰਸਤ}} || girsat|| 1. householder. 2. engrossed || {{new-word2}}

...ncepts. This implied that a God-centered person should live full life as a householder attending to all religious, social and political obligations.

* One must live the life of a householder - committed to Selfless service ([[Sewa]]) to the community # Live a householder life - honest, simple and family oriented [[Kirat Karni]]; Know you respons

...move. They were entitled to extract articles of bare subsistence from the householder Sikhs according to their capacity. For the purchase of other essential comm

...gathered around him a band of his own disciples who, like him, shunned the householder`s life and practiced austerities. With his disciples he traveled throughout ...ant to note that Sri Chand did not marry or lead a life of a "[[Gristi]]" (householder) which are important consideration of [[Gurmat]]. Further the use of [[Wiki

Instead of wearing these beggar's robes, it is better to be a householder, and give to others.

...drank human blood in their rapacious greed. He taught them that hermit or householder would reach God through the Name if he followed one of the four paths; comp The Guru now put off his weird costumes and dressed himself as an ordinary householder of the day. He regularly preached to the great crowd who came out daily to

...the time of Emperor Akbar. He lived a very simple life, A married man and householder, he was held in high repute for his piety and learning, guided by pious and

...lined in of [[Guru Nanak]]'s teaching is that we should live the life of a householder ([[gristi]]) and embrace all of the responsibilities of family and communi