Nitnem: Spiritual Practices of Sikhism

by Swami Rama Himalayan Institute

Overview

Nitnem is a daily prayer book of the Sikhs, which collects the verses sung and recited daily by all practicing Sikhs and those who are aware of the teachings of Sri Guru Nanak Dev. These beautiful verses are read every morning, at sunset, and before retiring to inspire and elevate the heart. When writing this book, it was Swamiji’s intention that an appreciation of these beautiful compositions would inspire the reader to daily remembrance of the Word and that their minds and hearts would be redirected to the Supreme One’s expression of compassion, love, and service for mankind.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780893894207
Publisher:	Himalayan Institute Press
Publication date:	03/01/2018
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	135
File size:	3 MB

About the Author

Swami Rama, the founder of the Himalayan Institute, was one of the most remarkable figures of the twentieth century. His teachings, publications, and humanitarian efforts have rippled positive changes around the world, and have brought yoga into the lives of countless people. He was born in northern India in 1925, and was raised from childhood by the Himalayan sage Bengali Baba. Swami Rama later received higher education in both India and Europe. From 1949 to 1952 he held the prestigious position of Shankaracharya in South India. He then returned to his master to receive further training at his cave monastery. In 1969 he came to the United States and established the Himalayan Institute. His best-known work, Living with the Himalayan Masters, reveals the many facets of his wisdom and his embodiment of an ancient Himalayan tradition. View more of his teachings on the Himalayan Institute Wisdom Blog.

Introduction

It is hoped that an appreciation of these beautiful compositions will inspire the reader to daily remembrance of the Word and meditation. Let all rededicate their minds and hearts in devotion to the Supreme One and the expression of compassion, love, and service for mankind.