

Japji Cards

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Japji is a prayer at the beginning of the Sri Guru Granth Sahib, the holy scripture of Sikhs. It was composed by Guru Nanak, the first Guru in the line of ten Sikh Gurus, and is now considered to be the comprehensive essence of Sikh faith. It begins with Mul Mantra and is followed by 38 Paurees (stanzas) and ends with a final Salok.
It is said that all realms of existence and human experiences are contained within the sound current of Japji. In this recitation of the soul, which takes you through forty steps of the self, your entire being is balanced and elevated. Having a daily practice of Japji Sahib brings ecstasy, tranquility and peace.
This deck contains all 40 verses. Each card includes:
- Gurbani transliteration to help with pronunciation
- Explanations of the effects of the verses
- English transliteration of each Pauree
Inside the box you will also find a booklet with meditation guidelines and practices, and a pronunciation guide card for the Gurbani transliteration.
Pick a card whenever you need guidance and inspiration, and immerse yourself in that section of Japji by reciting the chosen Pauree 11 times, or relating to it as your guiding intention for the day. Reciting the entire Japji daily will balance all aspects of your self and activate your soul
The Mul Mantra removes fate and changes the destiny to prosperity
The 1st Pauree gives knowledge and ecstasy of God; is an antidote to depression
The 2nd Pauree imparts patience and stability
The 3rd Pauree turns insufficiency into sufficiency, depression into elevation and low self-esteem into self-confidence
The 4th Pauree breaks through the trap of feeling poor or without means
The 5th Pauree grants success when you have a sense of failure within yourself and do not feel up to a job
The 6th Pauree dispels limitations, traps and coercion
The 7th Pauree transforms greed for power, control and territory
The 8th Pauree gives the power to be a perfect sage
The 9th Pauree gives expansion
The 10th Pauree grants grace
The 11th Pauree gives virtues
The 12th Pauree gives solidarity of self, self-impressiveness and self-respect, when you feel small
The 13th Pauree develops intuition and gives knowledge of Infinity
The 14th Pauree shows you your path, direction and destiny in life
The 15th Pauree brings liberation
The 16th Pauree gives knowledge of the structure of universe
The 17th Pauree brings freedom and resurrection
The 18th Pauree fights madness, deep feelings of inferiority and self-destructive behavior
The 19th Pauree brings universal knowledge, inspiration and revelation
The 20th Pauree wipes away all your misdeeds
The 21st Pauree maintains your status, grace and position
The 22nd Pauree gives you strategy and brings victory in legal battles
The 23rd Pauree dispels darkness and elevates the self
The 24th Pauree breaks through all limitations with the force of a thunderbolt ~ has the power to eliminate misfortune for generations
The 25th Pauree pre-fulfills all your needs. Prosperity, virtue, estate and wealth are yours without asking
The 26th Pauree transforms nothing into everything. Banishes losses, misfortunes and miseries
The 27th Pauree shows you the way when you are stuck ~ removes obstacles and hurdles
The 28th Pauree unites you with God
The 29th Pauree is a shield of protection from enemies. It vaporizes animosity towards you
The 30th Pauree places you upon the throne of divinity ~ makes you a sage and a saint
The 31st Pauree pulls all virtues from the heavens
The 32nd Pauree pays your debts and completes your karma
The 33rd Pauree destroys your ego and brings forth your divinity. It removes negativity, neutralizes your destructive nature
The 34th Pauree brings stability
The 35th Pauree gives you’re the capacity to do your duty and fulfill your responsibility
The 36th Pauree brings divine realization. It grants complete understanding of the Heavens and the Earth.
The 37th Pauree cuts karma and eliminates the impact of all bad karmas
The 38th Pauree gives you the power to rewrite your own destiny
The Shalok brings self-satisfaction, elevation, acknowledgement and respect
Guru Nanak was born on 29 November 1469 at a village near Lahore in what is now Pakistan. According to Sikh traditions, events of his early years demonstrated he had been marked by divine grace. Contemporary commentaries provide details of his blossoming awareness and interest in divine subjects.
- Cards - set of 40 pages
- ISBN: 9781928761129
- Publisher: Sikh Dharma, Edition: 2018
- Catalog: p06202
- Product Dimensions: 7 x 5 x 1 inches (17.8 x 12.7 x 2.5 cm)
- Shipping Weight: 1.2 lbs (0.54 kg) Shipping Options
- Yoga Technology Sales Ranking (all products): 23