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''Saibhan'' is derived from the Sanskrit ''swayambhu'' and as stated above, is translated as self-existent. The meaning of self-existent is that He is self-creating, He exists by Himself and has no support except His own; He is self-begotten and has no origin. | ''[http://www.sikhiwiki.org/index.php?title=KNOW_YOUR_OWN_SELF#Step_5:_SERVE_TRUE_IDEAs Saibhan]'' is derived from the Sanskrit ''swayambhu'' and as stated above, is translated as self-existent. The meaning of self-existent is that He is self-creating, He exists by Himself and has no support except His own; He is self-begotten and has no origin. | ||
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Self-existent
Saibhan is derived from the Sanskrit swayambhu and as stated above, is translated as self-existent. The meaning of self-existent is that He is self-creating, He exists by Himself and has no support except His own; He is self-begotten and has no origin.
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