The Gurbani is the collection of metaphysically transcendental souls in India from various religions, whether Hindus, Muslims ( they accept Old Testament and Lord Jesus as the Prophet ), Sufi's, Yogi’s, Jainism, Buddhism, and other similar cults and isms. Bhai Gurdas Ji is a transcendental soul, the main Metaphysical Philosopher in Sikhism. Thus, the Gurbani includes almost all religions and the metaphysically transcendental souls.
Thus, they all say that as a flower distributes its smell as the Gurbani says:
“Share the virtues and merits while ignoring the demerits present among us- the very purpose of attending the congregation whether of two or many.”
We learn this repetition not just by chanting, rather sharing with others about their personal experiences, while ignoring their weaknesses and demerits, as while we judge others, we cannot learn from others. We may blame one for actions not making the personal attack. It is taking up the law and order as if we are the judges in the court.
When we share with others, we learn that we cannot be perfect and there is no need to become perfect or make others perfect. The self-acceptance is rich in perfection and accepting others as we are is still better. Metaphysically all are perfect at the spirit or soul level, however in the flesh, one cannot be as perfect as the computers, though we develop it. Thanks!
© Dr. Harmander Singh (© Protected and archived by WorldWideOCR.com Seal™ File)
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