The Qualities of a Saint - Panch Parvaan

Bhai Baljit Singh talks about what 'Panch' means and how we can cultivate saintly qualities in our life, drawing from the lives of the Gurus and the Bhagats. In one of the most famous lines in Japji Sahib ਧੌਲੁ ਧਰਮੁ ਦਇਆ ਕਾ ਪੂਤੁ ॥ (dhaual dharam deaa kaa poot), the translation you'd normally find available is 'The mythical bull is Dharma, the son of compassion'. Bhai Baljit Singh properly explains this confusing english translation, uncovering the true meaning of this line.Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/tqf30kcDBs800:00 Introduction00:27 Saintly virtuous qualities - Panch Parvaan32:43 Sakhi of Guru Nanak Dev Ji being slapped35:50 Panch Parvaan Panch Pardhaan37:22 Panche Paaveh Dargeh Maan37:34 Panche Soheh Dar Raajaan38:23 Pancha Ka Gur Ek Dhiaan38:50 Je Ko Kahai 39:52 Karte Kai Karnai 41:30 Dhaul Dharam Daya Ka Poot43:36 Santokh Thaap Rakhia Jin Soot45:19 Je Ko Bujhai Hovai Sachiaar46:20 Dhavlai Upar Keta Bhaar46:45 Dhari Hor Parai Hor Hor46:52 Tis Te Bhaar Talai Kavan Jor47:13 Jee Jaat Ranga Ke Naav47:52 Sabhna Likhia Vurree Kalaam49:28 Ehu Lekha Likh Jaanai Koe50:27 Lekha Likhia Keta Hoe51:19 Keta Taan Suaalihu Roop52:21 Ketee Daat Janaai Kaun Koot53:23 Keetaa Pasaao Eko Kavaao55:36 Tis Te Hoe Lakh Dareeaao55:56 Kudrat Kavan Kahaa Veechar56:29 Vaariaa Na Jaavaa Ek Vaar57:15 Jo Tudh Bhaavai Saaee Bhalee Kaar57:43 Tu Sadaa Salaamat Nirankaar