Q4) What does Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh mean?
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The meaning of this slogan is that "Khalsa (pure) belong to the Waheguru (God) and also the Fateh(victory) belongs to the Waheguru (God) only".
When one understands that everything belongs to God. One loses his ego, does not have the greed to collect money and property by wrong means, tries to share his earning with others, sees all equally, spends some time for the welfare of society.
The second part of this slogan says, "Waheguru Ji Ke Fateh". That means if there is any victory or achievement, then that also belongs to the Waheguru only and not to that person who has achieved that. This slogans completely eliminates the ego from the person who is saying, as well as who is listening. Once ego is gone, then one can achieve any thing in life.
When a person says the word "Fateh", an inherent impression is created in their mind to always go for victory (Fateh), to always work hard to achieve his goal. Hence, the person always remains in "Chardi Kala" (bliss).
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The meaning of this slogan is that "Khalsa (pure) belong to the Waheguru (God) and also the Fateh(victory) belongs to the Waheguru (God) only".
When one understands that everything belongs to God. One loses his ego, does not have the greed to collect money and property by wrong means, tries to share his earning with others, sees all equally, spends some time for the welfare of society.
The second part of this slogan says, "Waheguru Ji Ke Fateh". That means if there is any victory or achievement, then that also belongs to the Waheguru only and not to that person who has achieved that. This slogans completely eliminates the ego from the person who is saying, as well as who is listening. Once ego is gone, then one can achieve any thing in life.
When a person says the word "Fateh", an inherent impression is created in their mind to always go for victory (Fateh), to always work hard to achieve his goal. Hence, the person always remains in "Chardi Kala" (bliss).
Here's a clue
The meaning of this slogan is that "Khalsa (pure) belong to the Waheguru (God) and also the Fateh(victory) belongs to the Waheguru (God) only".
When one understands that everything belongs to God. One loses his ego, does not have the greed to collect money and property by wrong means, tries to share his earning with others, sees all equally, spends some time for the welfare of society.
The second part of this slogan says, "Waheguru Ji Ke Fateh". That means if there is any victory or achievement, then that also belongs to the Waheguru only and not to that person who has achieved that. This slogans completely eliminates the ego from the person who is saying, as well as who is listening. Once ego is gone, then one can achieve any thing in life.
When a person says the word "Fateh", an inherent impression is created in their mind to always go for victory (Fateh), to always work hard to achieve his goal. Hence, the person always remains in "Chardi Kala" (bliss).
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The meaning of this slogan is that "Khalsa (pure) belong to the Waheguru (God) and also the Fateh(victory) belongs to the Waheguru (God) only".
When one understands that everything belongs to God. One loses his ego, does not have the greed to collect money and property by wrong means, tries to share his earning with others, sees all equally, spends some time for the welfare of society.
The second part of this slogan says, "Waheguru Ji Ke Fateh". That means if there is any victory or achievement, then that also belongs to the Waheguru only and not to that person who has achieved that. This slogans completely eliminates the ego from the person who is saying, as well as who is listening. Once ego is gone, then one can achieve any thing in life.
When a person says the word "Fateh", an inherent impression is created in their mind to always go for victory (Fateh), to always work hard to achieve his goal. Hence, the person always remains in "Chardi Kala" (bliss).
