Tera Kita Jato Nahi Mainu Jog Kitoiyi - Praying to Lord Contents our Bod...


All the Chants and Prayers offered during the celebration of the Foundation Day of SGT University and the birth anniversary of Shree Guru Gobind Singh Ji turned the environment of the University premises Pious. Tera kita jato nahi mainu jog kitoiyi Main nirgun aayere ko gunu nahi aape tars pioyi Tars paiya main rehmat hoi satguru sajaan miliya. These Lines were written by Shree Guru Arjun Dev Ji whenever he prays to Lord, he never realizes the importance of all the Blessings that made him a kind human being given to him by the Great Lord. He says that he is an individual without any quality but by taking the name of the Lord his Soul feels Spiritual and his Body & Mind Blooms with Boon.

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