Diwali: Real Meaning Of Ramayana | Do Sikhs Celebrate Diwali?

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Mental Health and Wellbeing by Nanak Naam

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In this podcast Satpal Singh of Nanak Naam explores how Gurmat spiritual wisdom can enable mental well-being when dealing with the daily struggles of life through transcendence of the sense of self. We rely on your donations to be able to produce and share Sikh Spirituality content. Please DONATE today at http://www.nanaknaam.org/donate

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Diwali: Real Meaning Of Ramayana | Do Sikhs Celebrate Diwali? | Bandi Chorr Divas

Mental Health and Wellbeing by Nanak Naam

50 minutes 29 seconds

9 months ago

Diwali: Real Meaning Of Ramayana | Do Sikhs Celebrate Diwali? | Bandi Chorr Divas

What is the significance of the Ramayan story in our lives today? Is there a deeper meaning to the tales of Lord Rama, Sita, Lakshman, Hanuman and Ravan? It's the story of state of mind where there is no conflict. How do we use this story to get deeper spiritual understanding to the Diwali festival of lights and the Sikh festival of Bandhi Chorr Divas of Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji. Valmiki Ramayana is mentioned in all the Sikh scriptures including Guru Granth Sahib Ji, Dasam Granth of Guru Gobind Singh Ji (Chaubis Avtar) and Bhai Gurdas Vaaran