"Arriving in Amritsar, I head to the entrance complex of Sri Harimandir Sahib. From the Darshani Deori, I can see the Harimandir Sahib and I feel blessed. It's morning, and it's quiet; I can just hear the Gurbani. As I walk down the stairs, I feel myself moving closer to the Guru and my happiness increases. The gold of Darbar Sahib is reflected in the Sarovar. I do a 'Matha Tek' near the Parkarma, take a Panj Ishnana and walk in the Parkarma. I receive Karah Parshad and reach the main Darbar Sahib. I feel even more blessed that Guru Sahib gave me a chance to meet him. I bow down and do a small Ardas. It's so beautiful inside -the chandoa Sahib above Sri Guru Granth Sahib, the beautiful Palki Sahib, the melodious sounds of keertan…It is bliss. Unfortunately, I can't go there every year, but I have found another way to experience this joy! Every morning SikhNet's Daily Hukamnama is in my inbox, and with a simple click, I am transported back to the bliss of hearing Gurbani and walking on the parkarma of Sri Harimander Sahib." JSB, SikhNet user
Piare Sangat ji,
It sounds so beautiful and reading this testimonial, I, too, am immediately filled with the memories of being in Amritsar and taking this same walk.
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Fundraising Office, SikhNet
