‘To begin with, we invoke the divine Spirit of God and we remember Guru Nanak.

Nanak Naam Chadhdi Kala, Tere Bhaane Sarbatt Da Bhala. Seyi Pyare Mel, Jinha Mileyan Tera Naam Chitt Aave. Akhar Vaadha Ghaata Bhull Chukk Maaf Karni. He Nimaaneyan De Maan, Nitaaneya De Taan, Nioteyan Di Oat, Sache Pita, Waheguru! Aap De Hazoor ‘_’ Di Ardaas Hai Ji. He Akal Purakh, Aapne Panth De Sada Sahayi Dataar Jio! Sri Nankana Sahib Te Hor Gurudwareyan Gurdhama De, Jinha Ton Panth Nu Vichhodeya Gaya Hai, Khulle Darshan Deedar Te Sewa Sambhaal Da Daan Khalsa Ji Nu Bakhsho. Sikha Da Man Neevan, Matt Uchchi, Matt Patt Da Raakha Aap Waheguru. Sikha Nu Sikhi Daan, Kes Daan, Rahat Daan, Bibek Daan, Visaah Daan, Bharosa Daan, Daana Sir Daan Naam Daan, Sri Amritsar Ji De Ishnan, Chaukiyan, Jhande, Bunge, Jugo Jug Atal, Dharm Ka Jaikar, Bolo Ji Waheguru. Jahan Jahan Khalsa Ji Sahib, Tahan Tahan Rachhiya Riyayat, Degh Tegh Fateh, Birdh Ki Paij, Panth Ki Jeet, Sri Sahib Ji Sahaay, Khalse Ji Ke Bol Baale, Bolo Ji Waheguru. Prithme Sarbatt Khalsa Ji Ki Ardaas Hai Ji, Sarbatt Khalsa Ji Ko Waheguru, Waheguru, Waheguru Chitt Aave, Chitt Aavan Ka Sadka Sarb Sukh Hove. Panja Takhtan, Sarbatt Guruwareyan Da Dhyan Dhar Ke Bolo Ji Waheguru. Jinha Singha, Singhniyan Ne Dharm Het Sees Ditte, Band Band Kataaye, Khopriyan Luhayian, Charkhadiyan Te Chadhe, Aareyan Naal Chiraaye Gaye, Gurdwareyan Di Sewa Layi Kurbaniyan Kitiyan, Dharm Nahi Haareya, Sikhi Kesaan Suaasan Naal Nibaahi, Tinha Di Kamayi Da Dhyan Dhar Ke, Khalsa Ji! Bolo Ji Waheguru. Panjaan Pyareyan, Chauha Sahibzaadeyan, Chaaliyan Mukteyan, Hathiyan, Japiyan, Tapiyan, Jinhan Naam Japeya, Vand Chhakeya, Deg Chalayi, Teg Vaahi, Dekh Ke Anndith Keeta, Tinha Pyareyan Sachyareyan Di Kamai Da Dhyan Dhar Ke, Khalsa Ji! Bolo Ji Waheguru.

Dasaa Patshahiyan Di Jot Sri Guru Granth Sahib De Path Deedar Da Dhyan Dhar Ke Bolo Ji Waheguru. Daswein Patshah Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji Sabh Thayin Hoye Sahaay. Teg Bahadur Simriye Ghar Nau Nidh Aavai Dhaay. Sri Harkrishan Dhyayiyai Jis Ditthe Sabh Dukh Jaaye. Pher Angad Gur Te Amar Daas, Ram Daasai Hoin Sahaay. Prithm Bhagauti Simar Kai Guru Nanak Lyi Dhyaay. Sri Bhagauti Ji Sahaay, Vaar Sri Bhagauti Ji Ki Paatshahi Dasvi God is omniscient, He is omnipotent, He can right that which hath gone wrong Nanak, therefore advises, in humility stand up and pray before Him alone and no other. He, Who has the power to confer fearlessness and solace, before Him, pray. Ardas to God is a basic religious activity in the Sikh religion. Some refer to this word as ‘Arz’+’Daasht’ of Persian which means Presenting Prayer. ARDAS is a Sanskrit word, from the root, ‘ard’ to ask, to beg, to pray, and ‘aas’ means wish, hope, desire.

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