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'''AMRIT VELA''', is the time of about three and threequarters of an hour before sunrise, say from about 2.15 AM to 6AM. GURU NANAK urged his disciples to get up at this auspicious time and recite God's name. Literally it means the "period of divine nectar" In this period of calm and peace, one can easily meditate on God and receive the divine blessing. In the Japji,Guru Nanak emphasise, the need of rising early for prayer. Due to the change of season and geographical location, AMRIT VELA is likely to differ in various countries. | |||
==References== | |||
1. Encyclopedia of SIKH Religion and Culture, R.C.Dogra and Dr.G.S. Mansukhani 1995 | |||
[[Category:Glossary of Sikh Terms]] | [[Category:Glossary of Sikh Terms]] | ||
Revision as of 00:23, 29 May 2007
Kiv Sachiara Hoviy ???
Amrit Vela: i.e. The embrosial hours;3 Hrs before sun rise is an eternal TRUTH (god).
- Amrit Vela is Gateway to Khalsa the 'TRUTH god' incarnate.
- Amrit Vela is 'TRUTH god's' first Commandments of the day.
"....The Pareto law (80/20) principle....an empirical law which no body can explain."
- --'80/20 PRINCIPLE The Secret to Success by achieving ....more
- with less' by 'RICHARD KOCH'.
- --'80/20 PRINCIPLE The Secret to Success by achieving ....more
...Mr RICHARD KOCH is well advised to get in touch with a TRUE Sikh..,if he finds one some where.
- SatGurBani EXPLAINED,
- HAD BEEN EXPLAINING,
- is EXPLAINING HERE & NOW,
- WILL EVER Keep explaining beyond eternity....if only.....
...jy ik... gur ki... Sikh... Suni.
AMRIT VELA, is the time of about three and threequarters of an hour before sunrise, say from about 2.15 AM to 6AM. GURU NANAK urged his disciples to get up at this auspicious time and recite God's name. Literally it means the "period of divine nectar" In this period of calm and peace, one can easily meditate on God and receive the divine blessing. In the Japji,Guru Nanak emphasise, the need of rising early for prayer. Due to the change of season and geographical location, AMRIT VELA is likely to differ in various countries.
References
1. Encyclopedia of SIKH Religion and Culture, R.C.Dogra and Dr.G.S. Mansukhani 1995
