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Of the independent compositions included in the Granth Sahib, the sacred book of the Sikhs, the most important onces are the ‘Japji’ and the ‘Sukhmani’. Japji is the contribution of Guru Nanak and is the key to the Guru Granth Sahib. Whose contribution is ‘Sukhmani’ (Psalm of Peace)
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Guru Arjan Dev
Sukhmani Sahib. Also known as the 'consoler of the mind' and the 'Jewel of Peace', its recitation leaves a soothing effect on the mind of the reader. A basic text of the Sikh faith, Sukhmani Sahib - Gauri Sukhmani in the Guru Granth Sahib - presents the teachings of the Sikh faith in a simple yet soul-stirring manner. The sacred bani comprising 24 ashtpadis or cantos opens with an invocation to the Supreme who is remembered as adi-gure, jugadi-gure, sat-gure and sri-gurdeve - the primal guru, guru of all ages, the true guru and the great Divine Guru. It urges that in order to gain peace one should make a constant effort to remember the Name - Shabad or Word of the Almighty. Guru Arjan Dev says that the only way to realise God is through Namsimran or chanting God's Name.
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