Khalistan – Our Ardas to be Khalsa
Khalistan – Our Ardas to be Khalsa
The need to first become Khalsa and then hope for viable Khalistan was brought in the earlier post on Khalistan Pakistan, the land of the pure. The framers of Sikh Raht Maryada, the Sikh code of conduct also gave guidance for our prayer, Ardas. It uses the word Khalsa seven times excluding that forming part of the Fateh at the end.
It is used twice when reminding of our heritage. One as part of – Panja piaariaa — tina sachiaariaa piaariaa di kamaaee da dhian dhar key Khalsa ji bolo ji Vahiguru.. Second as part of Jinaa singhaa’n singhneeaa’n — tinaa di kamaaee da dhiaan dhar key Khalsa ji bolo ji Vahiguru. It is only in these two paras that the word Khalsa is used before asking to say Vahiguru.
This is how we pray to become Khalsa.
Prathmey sarbat Khalsa Ji ki ardas hai ji —
This is the supplication of entire Khalsa,
may the entire Khalsa remain conscious of Vahiguru, Vahiguru, Vahiguru – commands of the Almighty thrice, in thought, word and deed.
And may this consciousness be for (sarbat da bhalaa) well-being of all.
Wherever the great Khalsa is, there should be (rachhiaa) protection and (riaait) concession/empathy.
May we ever succeed in providing (deyg) food and (teyg sword) protection to the needy.
May we maintain (paij) honour of our (birad) traditions, may the Panth ever conquer.
May (sri sahib) the sword by helpful, and Khalsa ever (bol baaley) be in ascendance. This is what the role the Khalsa is.
Let us prepare ourselves to be Khalsa, part of ‘Khalsa Akal Purakh ki fauj’, the soldiers of the Timeless Almighty. Then we can say Khalsa pragttio parmaatam ki mauj, Khalsa has come into being with grace of the Supreme Spirit, the Almighty.
This will lead to
Vahiguru Ji Ka Khalsa – Khalsa belongs to the Almighty.
Vahigru Ji Ki Fateh – success is in the hands of the Almighty.
The Almighty shall graciously bestow success when pleased with our being the Khalsa.
We can make Khalistan based on love not hate, or Dhakaa Zori – pushing around.
Wednesday, 27 November 2019 21:36
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