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The supernatural powers & Worldly treasures have no importance in Sikhi & are simple slave to gift of naam. In fact they can actually hinder spiritual progress and create ego in the mind. | The supernatural powers & Worldly treasures have no importance in Sikhi & are simple slave to gift of naam. In fact they can actually hinder spiritual progress and create ego in the mind. | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:06, 6 February 2008
The Powers, Treasures & Blessings have importance in Sikhism. The indian spiritual tradition has thought that people can access the spiritual powers, Treasures and blessings.
The supernatural powers & Worldly treasures have no importance in Sikhi & are simple slave to gift of naam. In fact they can actually hinder spiritual progress and create ego in the mind.
- Main article: Ashtdasa Sidh
- Main article: Nau Nidh
- Main article: Char Padarath
