A few days ago, National Geographic Channel was showing the story of a mother ant, who was struggling to find food for her little ones, who had all but starved to death.

As we all know, it is a general practice at all Gurdwara Sahibs to recite Mool Mantar after the Ardaas.

Ever wondered what differentiates a Gurmukh from a Manmukh (or in layman's language : a religious person from a non-religious one)?

a short story.... A man dies and goes to heaven....he says to Lord Almighty.....you never gave any notice that i was going to die so i didn't prepare or pray .

Ever wondered what differentiates a Gurmukh from a Manmukh (or in layman's language : a religious person from a non-religious one)?

Sadi Bhulan nu maaf karna te sade avguna te parde pana, Waheguru da Swabhav Hai.

Those who take credit for other's deeds are called MANMUKHS ! Those who do good deeds, but never expect credit are called GURMUKHS ! But the ONE who does all good deeds, but passes on the credit to others is called WAHEGURU !

Those who take credit for other's deeds are called MANMUKHS ! Those who do good deeds, but never expect credit are called GURMUKHS ! But the ONE who does all good deeds, but passes on the credit to others is called WAHEGURU !

A Surat-Vikaar relationship graph

Waheguru's Darbar is somewhat like a Formal Organization. Where Waheguru is the Chairman and Guru, Bhagats, Sant jan form his Board of Directors. The mode of communication in this organization is neither English nor Hindi, its a language called 'Prem Bhav'.