Talk:Simran

Latest comment: 10 years ago by 72.207.21.77 in topic Q.

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I haven't seen anywhere

Maybe I'm under the wrong impression since I have seen many different ways to spell the words out in Simran

Those words are merely interpretations of concepts that branch out from simran in Sikhism. For example: 'onkar' (written as 'ek onkar' or ੴ ) refers to 'One God' or the 'ultimate truth'. 'Satnam' literally means 'true name,' referring to realizing the one true being (name), that truth through meditation. However, this term is also used an a name where it holds a similar significance. 12321v (talk) 08:04, 11 January 2009 (UTC)Reply

The words have no spiritual benefit until a devotee is initiated into Nam Bhakti by a Perfect Master. Similar to a bullet not loaded into the barrel of a gun, it has no effective value for its purpose. I have seen the words which are typically misspelled in a few other forums and I wouldn't want to be the one who posted them. Any path one chooses should be taken seriously and and the wishes of one's Master should be honored. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 72.207.21.77 (talk) 01:19, 6 December 2013 (UTC)Reply

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Simran(sanskrit word)Simran — The word primarily refers to this. The only other article by the same name is that of an actress which is parenthesized, both of which are well listed in the disambiguation page. ("Simran" was the title of this page, but was blatantly moved by a supposedly movie buff user who cited a personal opinion that its gets confused with the actress - see Move Log ) Arjuncodename024 06:23, 21 July 2010 (UTC)Reply

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Powers withn Simran

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Although eleveted Masters most of the time ask their disciples not to divulg the names received , this is more a question of politeness / discretion than of transferring poàwers comprised in a mantra(m) A real spiritual Guru or SatGuru can put his own pPower c q wisdom c q awakening in the Simran words. The words themselves without being received from such a source have zero power. A High Sat Guru Saint could easily tell a disciple to repeat: Nissa, Coca Cola, Wallstreet, Pendjap, Ram and IT WILL WORK. In between of corse there are devotional Songs or repetitions which work somewhat in relation with the spiritual degree of the praying person c q a priest — Preceding unsigned comment added by 95.210.214.82 (talk) 16:09, 21 March 2012 (UTC)Reply