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Nam Japna: meditating on the name of God
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Overview
Waheguru and simran, Ang 1142, amrit vela, Nam Japna in the gurdwara and with a mala, how practice differs, why it must be sincere, and its effect on daily conduct.
What you need to know
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What is Waheguru?
What is simran?
Questions from this subtopic
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What is Nam Japna?
Model answer
Nam Japna means meditating on and repeating the name of God. Guru Nanak taught it as a basic duty of every Sikh.
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What is Waheguru?
Model answer
Waheguru is the name of God most used by Sikhs in meditation. The name expresses wonder at God's greatness.
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What is simran?
Model answer
Simran means remembering God constantly. Simran often involves repeating Waheguru, silently or aloud.
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Why is Nam Japna significant for Sikhs?
Model answer
Nam Japna keeps God at the centre of the mind and weakens haumai. Sikhs believe it brings peace and draws the soul towards union with God.
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What does Ang 1142 teach about meditating on God's name?
Model answer
Ang 1142 teaches that repeating God's name removes sins and suffering. The Name is described as a better pilgrimage than bathing at sacred rivers.
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When do Sikhs practise Nam Japna?
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Many Sikhs meditate in amrit vela, the early hours before dawn. Sikhs also try to remember God throughout the working day.
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