The Bandgi Nama or “Communion with the Divine” by Sardar Raghbir Singh Bir contains the spiritual and devotional thoughts of the author, which were flashed to him in his midnight silent meditation. S. Raghbir Singh was not only a poet of a high order, but a thinker and a philosopher who had personally experienced various stages of spiritual discipline while leading a life of a successful householder-fulfi1ling all the obligations towards his parents, family and children imparting them the best education-academic and cultural.
Chapters:
- Introduction
- What is a Sikh?
- Gurbani - Guru's Word
- The Congregation
- Prayer
- Simran - Remembrance of God
- Simran - Its three stages
- Gyan: Divine Knowledge
- Faith and its two stages
- Miracles
- Samadhi or Trance
- Light blending with light
- The All-Pervading One-Pervading All
- Relation between Prayer, Simran and Gyan
- Weakness
- Guru Worship
- Apparent Contradictions in Gurbani
- God-Centered and Self-Centered People
- Submission to Gods will
- Knowing and Achieving
- Mystic Immortality
Bandgi-Nama: Communion with the Divine
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Format: Hardback
Publisher: The Atam Science Trust, Calcutta & New Delhi
Publication Date: 2010