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The Riddle of the Royal Seal!

Saturday
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21
January
2012
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The presentation will discuss Mudavani Mahala 5. A short sabad with high import due to its conclusive nature, it is often termed as the essence of Guru Granth Sahib. Intriguingly the message is further revealed in an enigmatic language variously described as a riddle or the royal seal depending on the multiple interpretations by different schools. Add to it its positional significance adjacent to the Ragmala. While discussing all this and the multifaceted meaning, the webinar will also attempt to find those Guru granted "three" coveted things in the Sabad.

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