Basking In the Divine Presence - A Study Of Jap Sahib - The Meditation Of Guru Gobind Singh - Writer Jaswant Singh Neki Pubisher- Singh Brothers, Amritsar

Jap Sahib is one of the celebrated spiritual compositions of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the tenth Guru. Like the Jap ji of Sri Guru Nanak Dev ji, it is also a part of the daily pre-dawn liturgical service of the Sikhs.

Jap Sahib straightway dwells upon God through His attributive names in exquisitely mellifluous verse. Like Jap Ji, Jap Sahib is also one of the five liturgical texts that are recited while the baptismal potion, Amrit, is prepared, the same way as it was done on the Great Baisakhi day of 1699 when the Order of the Khalsa was initiated.

The Jap ji provides instruction in spiritual praxis and introduces one to the different spirit-scopes on the way to the Transcendent Reality. Jap Sahib straightway dwells upon God through His attributive names in exquisitely mellifluous verse.

Its composition must have become possible in a state of profound meditation. In it at places, there is considerable repetition of the terms of salutation.

But that is the essential pattern of Jap. Still, however, monotony is kept in abeyance by varying the salutary phrases, at intervals, also in consonance with the change of the meter. It employs amazingly live rhythms. Hence, recitation of this composition makes one feel as if one is hearing the echoing rhythms of the Cosmic Drum.

Stylistically also, the two compositions - Jap ji and Jap Sahib - are mutually quite distinct. While Jap ji flows through serene meters, Jap Sahib generates dancing and clanging rhythms that flow like a mountainous torrent, opening the floodgates of divine intimation.

This wonderful composition gives unambiguous evidence that its author is in intimate communion with the Cosmic Spirit.

It succeeds not only in sprouting a devout relationship with the Divine, but also in generating, in one who recites it, indomitable courage and undaunted valor pregnant with the spirit of sacrifice.

This book contains 8 chapters which have been gracefully written in english.

Physical appearance of this book is unique with an eye-catching graphic image. It is 9 Inches long, 6 Inches wide and approximately 1 Inches thick.

The Quality of paper used to print this book is premium, which ensures a rich and satisfying reading experience.

SPECIFICATION

Author:             Jaswant Singh Neki

Publisher:        Singh Brothers, Amritsar

Language:        English, Punjabi

Type/Genre:    Religious / Hinduism

Cover:               Hardbound

Total Pages:    152 Pages

Material:          Paper

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·         Premium Quality Paper

·         Easy to understand Language

·         Durable Cover

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