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Teachings of the Sikh Gurus: Selections from the Sikh Scriptures [Pehme köide]

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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 216 pages, kõrgus x laius: 216x138 mm, kaal: 294 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 05-Oct-2005
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • ISBN-10: 0415266041
  • ISBN-13: 9780415266048
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 216 pages, kõrgus x laius: 216x138 mm, kaal: 294 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 05-Oct-2005
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
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  • ISBN-13: 9780415266048
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Recognized masterpieces of Indian literature, the Guru Granth Sahib and the Dasam Granth are fundamental to the Sikh religion, not only in the physical layout of temples and in ceremonies of worship, but as infallible reference texts offering counsel and instruction.

Teachings of the Sikh Gurus presents a brand new selection of key passages from these sacred scriptures, translated into modern English by leading experts, Christopher Shackle and Arvind-pal Singh Mandair. Including six longer compositions and many shorter hymns thematically organised by topics such as Time and Impermanence, Self and Mind, Authority, and Ethics, the book’s accessible and carefully chosen extracts distil the essence of Sikhism’s remarkable textual and intellectual legacy, depicting how its message of universal tolerance suits the contemporary world. The detailed introduction and notes to the translations aid readers’ comprehension of the hymns’ form and content, as well as providing some historical context, making it an ideal introduction to Sikh literature.

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'This book is the product of the highest scholarly standards and depth of understanding ... I consider this one of the finest textual studies and translations that I have seen in the study of religions.' - John Hinnells, Honorary Professor, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London

Acknowledgements ix
Introduction xi
The Sikh Gurus and the Sikh Scriptures xi
Devotional Traditions in Mughal India xi
The Sikh Gurus xiii
The Sikh Scriptures xvii
The Teachings of the Sikh Gurus xx
Form xx
Content xxvi
Commentary and Translation xxxiv
Approaching the Gurus'Teachings xli
Arrangement xli
Rationale xliii
Translation Strategies xlvii
Japji
1(20)
Impermanence: The Gift and Curse of Time
21(12)
Srirag M1 Pahare 1, p. 74
24(1)
Majh ki Var, M1 1.2, p. 137
25(1)
Sarang ki Var, M1 8.1, p. 1240
25(1)
Gauri Guareri M5 3, p. 176
26(1)
Asa M1 A11, p. 417
26(1)
Devgandhari M9 2, p. 536
27(1)
Devgandhari M9 3, p. 536
28(1)
Srirag M5 74, p. 43
28(1)
Vadhans M4 Ghorian 1, p. 575
28(1)
Srirag M1 24, p. 23
29(1)
Srirag M5 A1, p. 70
30(3)
Asa ki Var
33(8)
Mind, Self, Ego
41(10)
Gauri Bavan Akhari M5 50.1, p. 260
43(1)
Malar ki Var, M1 21.2, p. 1287
43(1)
Asa MI A18, p. 415
43(1)
Bhairau M1 A1, p. 1153
44(2)
Asa ki Var, M1 7.1, p. 466
46(1)
Asa ki Var, M2 7.2, p. 466
46(1)
Gauri M1 6, p. 152
46(1)
Maru ki Var, M 38, p. 1089
47(1)
Maru ki Var, M3 10.2, p. 1089
47(1)
Maru ki Var, M1 19.1, p. 1092
48(1)
Majh ki Var, M1 21.2, p. 147
48(1)
Bhairau M5 20, p. 1140
48(1)
Shalok Sahaskriti M5 45--9, p. 1358
49(2)
Siddh Gosht
51(24)
Ethical Being: Action and Grace
75(14)
Shalok Farid 112--13, p. 1384
79(1)
Majh ki Var, M1 24.1, p. 149
79(1)
Majh ki Var, M1 24.2, p. 149
79(1)
Suhi ki Var, M2 7.3, p. 787
79(1)
Bilaval ki Var, M3 9.1, p. 853
80(1)
Shalok M3 15--21, p. 1414
80(2)
Gauri Cheti M1 17, p. 156
82(1)
Sarang ki Var, M3 33.1, p. 1250
83(1)
Sarang ki Var, M3 30.1, p. 1249
83(1)
Sarang ki Var, M3 30.2, p. 1249
83(1)
Suhi M1 7, p. 730
83(1)
Asa ki Var, M1 19.2, p. 473
84(1)
Malar ki Var, M1 25.1, p. 1289
84(1)
Malar ki Var, M1 25.2, p. 1289
85(1)
Maru M5 Anjulian 2, p. 1019
86(3)
Anand Sahib
89(14)
Guru as Word: The Location of Authority
103(12)
Asa ki Var, M1 5.2, p. 465
106(1)
Vadhans ki Var, M3 6.1, p. 588
106(1)
Sorath M 9 10, p. 633
107(1)
Vadhans ki Var, M3 6.2, p. 588
107(1)
Sarang ki Var, M3 33.2, p. 1250
108(1)
Shalok M3 43, p. 1418
108(1)
Shalok M3 36, p. 1417
108(1)
Maru ki Var, M1 3.1, p. 1087
108(1)
Gujri ki Var, M3 14.2, p. 514
109(1)
Vadhans ki Var, M3 14.1, p. 591
109(1)
Shalok M3 31--3, p. 1416
110(1)
Gauri ki Var, M4 11.2, p. 305
110(1)
Asa ki Var, M1 15.4, p. 471
111(1)
Malar ki Var, M3 1.1, p. 1278
111(1)
Suhi M1 A5, p. 752
112(1)
Gauri Guareri M5 15, p. 180
113(1)
Shalok M5 20, p. 1426
113(2)
Shabad Hazare (Patshahi 10)
115(8)
Communicating Ecstasy: Knowledge and Non-Knowledge
123(14)
Shalok Sahaskriti M1 1, p. 1353
126(1)
Maru ki Var 2, M5 4.1--3, p. 1095
126(1)
Maru ki Var, M1 5.1, p. 1088
126(1)
Maru ki Var, M1 5.2, p. 1088
127(1)
Maru ki Var, M3 6.1, p. 1088
127(1)
Maru ki Var, M1 6.2, p. 1088
127(1)
Maru ki Var, M3 7.1, p. 1088
127(1)
Suhi ki Var, M3 1.1, p. 785
127(1)
Shalok M4 4--10, p. 1421
128(1)
Asa ki Var, M1 9.1, p. 467
129(1)
Asa ki Var, M2 21.1, p. 474
129(1)
Gujri ki Var, Kabir 4.1, M3 4.2, p. 509
129(1)
Bihagre ki Var, M4 11--12, p. 552
130(1)
Vadhans M5 C2.4, p. 578
130(1)
Sorath ki Var, M3 12.1, p. 647
131(1)
Ramkali ki Var, Kabir 4.1, M3 4.2--3, p. 948
131(1)
Ramkali ki Var, M2 14.2, p. 954
131(1)
Ramkali ki Var, M3 14, p. 954
132(1)
Srirag ki Var, M47, p. 85
132(1)
Majh ki Var, M2 3.1, p. 139
132(1)
Majh ki Var, M2 3.2, p. 139
133(1)
Majh ki Var, M1 5.1, p. 140
133(1)
Majh ki Var, M1 6.2, p. 140
133(1)
Gauri Bavan Akhari M5 5, p. 251
134(1)
Gauri Bavan Akhari M5 54, p. 261
134(1)
Malar M1 7, p. 1256
134(1)
Mundavani M5, p. 1429
135(1)
Shalok M5, p. 1429
136(1)
Zafarnama
137(8)
Notes 145(8)
Glossary of Names 153(2)
Bibliography 155(4)
Index 159


Christopher Shackle, Arvind-pal Singh Mandair