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* [http://globalsikhstudies.net/r_link/articles.htm Concepts In Sikhism - Edited by Dr. Surinder Singh Sodhi] panche shabad vaje mat gurmat vaddbhaagee anhad vajiaa.<br>

As we have seen [[Gurmat]] (the Guru's message) is universal mystical revolution. [[Hinduism]] is ha ...nd through them to all of humanity: Remember the tenets of Guru Nanak, his concepts of oneness of God and Universal Brotherhood of man. If any community holds

...rson (gurmukh) can be a mir-pir (Khalsa). Inspired by Nanakian philosophy (Gurmat), the Khalsa forces forged mostly from the downtrodden stock of the Hindu s Gurmat Sahit Charitable Trust, 7th reprint, 1993, pp. 25-64.

...iven religious community, Hindu, Sikh or Muslim, sought to project its own concepts and in the process struggled within its own community and beyond. The relig ...publication. Two societies, Gurmat Granth Pracharak Sabha of Amritsar and Gurmat Granth Sudharak Committee of Lahore, evaluated sources and sought to preven

...e with dignity, the loss of which made one’s living haram, sinful.27 These concepts of Guru Nanak later laid the foundations of the Khalsa on the basis of self ...vid spiritual insight. His anand. Song of Bliss, was a grand exposition of gurmat sahaj marg. Guru’s path of equipoise, and masterpiece of unbounden joy at