Nature and Gurbani - The Imperative Lessons

Asia Samachar (2021)
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Abstract

Nature, a treasure trove of wisdom, is a great teacher of amazingly priceless life lessons to live a happy and worthwhile life. It speaks to us through its various phenomena. Gurbani helps up to decode Nature's invaluable lessons. Gurbani enunciates that Nature helps us to develop compassion and inner balance. It also guides us to help others to lead better lives. The interplay of five classical elements-air, water, fire, earth and akasha is the fundamental cause of all-natural phenomena. Let us reflect on some of the social, ethical and spiritual lessons being provided by these.

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Science and Sikhism - Conflict or Coherence.Devinder Pal Singh - 2018 - Amritsar, Punjab, India: Singh Brothers.

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