The differentiation between the karams by Giānī Harbhajan Singh Dhudhikay (Vidyārthī Sampardāi Bhindrā). - Paperback

by Kamalpreet Singh Pardeshi (Author)

This is the forty-first chapter from the fifth Rut that is being published here into an English vernacular. What is the relevance of this chapter and why is this the commencement of the pure knowledge within the text? These ten chapters are a series of questions and answers between Bhāī Dayā Singh Jī and the Sikhs on topics found within Vedānt and Yog. This first chapter is based on the Karams. What are the karams? The Karams are the actions of cause and effect and the different types that induce good and bad merit to a person. This topic covers the different types, their differences and where they are stored. The subject matter is very difficult to comprehend so I have tried to simplify the language and the content from the commentary by Giānī Harbhajan Singh Jī when he expounds the text. This is so that the knowledge can be grasped easier to those that wish to learn and can provide points of further investigation and learning if the seeker desires.