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The Sikh is encouraged to work and live an honest householder’s life, to earn by ones hard and honest efforts through labour, intellige *“Instead of wearing these beggar’s robes, it is better to be a householder, and give to others.” (SGGS p587) [http://www.srigranth.org/servlet/gurba

he may be a householder, working at his job;

...condemning about it as it does not fit in with the role of the traditional householder which is so advocated. I really didn't know where to turn. I joined the uni ...gree to an arranged marriage, as is expected of me and take up the role of householder, what will it mean? Does it suddenly mean that I'm straight? I don't think

...structed him with the help of two parables in the virtues of the life of a householder. Nand Singh thereafter led a married life remaining in the service of the

...uru's Word, serve the True Lord" (GG, 1246): To quote Guru Nanak again, "a householder, bairagi at heart, who dyed in truth and God's fear sips the nectar of true

...la scholar of the day. Sadhu Singh, then eighteen, resolved to give up the householder`s life and dedicate himself to learning and to preaching the Sikh faith. In

...f joy or sorrow, wish fulfilment, or trial would usually prompt a [[Sikh]] householder to have a path of the holy book said, preferably by himself and/or jointly

...tics before he was persuaded to give up the life of a recluse and become a householder. In addition to his practice of indigenous medicine, he collected and trans

...e latter was granted leave some six months later. He now settled down as a householder, but his religious zeal was undiminished. He joined hands with Bhai Lach

...lpur Raian (now Bhaini Sahib) in Ludhiana district. He lived the life of a householder in his native village till the time his elder brother, on the Baisakhi day

...uestions that need to be considered '''before''' one step into the path of householder - [[Grist Marg]]

...these. He is a renouncer in spirit even while carrying out duties of the householder. The gurmukh indulges in the actions dictated by his destiny and yet is no

...k]], the founder of [[Sikhism]] stressed the importance of the "way of the householder" as the ideal pattern of life for the seeker of liberation, rejecting the a

...forward for a Sikh of the Guru. The Guru expects us to lead the life of a householder and give unconditional love to all. The Sikhs is expected to make responsi O my mind, the person whom the Guru enlightens, He remains a householder

...to aspire and engage in useful, productive, honest and peaceful life of a householder; to work diligently while holding the image of God within you; ([[Kirit Kar

...ukh (one whose face is turned towards God). He leads the life of a common householder enriched by the experience of spiritual harmony within. "He surrenders him

A Sikh as a general rule should live as a family unit (householder) to provide and nurture for children for the perpetual benefit of creation. *'' He gives donations to charity with his body; such a householder is as pure as the water of the Ganges. Says Eeshar, the Lord is the embodim

Guru Nanak says: ''"A person can lead an ideal life as a householder ([[grihasti]]) doing his normal activities, while being deeply soulful and

...agat Namdev]] who you may know was a calico printer/tailor and part of his householder's life involved the washing of clothes. The first line of this [[shabad]] r

...h, a Yogi or a wandering hermit wearing saffron-colored robes; he may be a householder, working at his job; but without understanding the essence of devotional wo