SSA,
Can anybody please describe the difference between 'Naam Simran' and 'Shabads as written in Guru Granth Sahib' in context to achiving your final destination as preached by our Gurus? To me it seems 'Naam Simran - Meditating in the name of the true Lord' is the main thing and Shabads seem to remind us this time and again and answers our other spiritual questions human mind might ask. If that is case, if we understand this and do only 'Naam Simran' and meditate in the name of the True Lord in our daily routine should there still be a place of Shabads in our daily life? Doesn't that just repetition of same thing time and again and instead of Shabads what if we spend that time meditating in the name of the True Lord?
I'm sorry if my question doesn't make any sense but i'm just bit confused? Please Forgive me if I'm wrong but I would appreciate the sincere reply to my query.
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Can anybody please describe the difference between 'Naam Simran' and 'Shabads as written in Guru Granth Sahib' in context to achiving your final destination as preached by our Gurus? To me it seems 'Naam Simran - Meditating in the name of the true Lord' is the main thing and Shabads seem to remind us this time and again and answers our other spiritual questions human mind might ask. If that is case, if we understand this and do only 'Naam Simran' and meditate in the name of the True Lord in our daily routine should there still be a place of Shabads in our daily life? Doesn't that just repetition of same thing time and again and instead of Shabads what if we spend that time meditating in the name of the True Lord?
I'm sorry if my question doesn't make any sense but i'm just bit confused? Please Forgive me if I'm wrong but I would appreciate the sincere reply to my query.
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