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<sup[^>]*>[^<]*<\/sup|(‘Pauri’)
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The first <a href="/tggsp/english/SignificantTermsDetail/Pauri" target="_blank" class="DirectLinkSigWord"><i>pauri</i></a> <sup><i class="far fa-edit" aria-hidden="true" data-toggle="tooltip" data-placement="bottom" title="" data-content="‘Pauri’ is a distinct pattern or a verse structure of Panjabi heroic-poetry (var). For detail please see ‘Asa Ki Var: Introduction.’<br/>" data-original-title=""></i></sup><i> </i>is accompanied by three <i>saloks</i><sup><i class="far fa-edit" aria-hidden="true" data-toggle="tooltip" data-placement="bottom" title="" data-content="‘Salok’ is a poetic form, literally meaning ‘praise.’ Saloks ranging from one to twenty-six lines can be found in the Guru Granth Sahib, although most of the saloks are two lines long. For detail please see ‘Asa Ki Var: Introduction.’<br/>" data-original-title=""></i></sup><i>.</i> The first and second <i>saloks </i>contain two lines each, while the third <a href="/tggsp/english/SignificantTermsDetail/Salok" target="_blank" class="DirectLinkSigWord"><i>salok </i></a> contains four lines. In the first two <i>saloks</i>, after an invocation to the Guru, the importance of the Guru in human life is stressed. In the third <a href="/tggsp/english/SignificantTermsDetail/Salok" target="_blank" class="DirectLinkSigWord"><i>salok</i></a> , it is clarified that individuals without the Guru (Wisdom), might appear to be wise, intelligent, and successful from a worldly perspective, but despite this, they remain spiritually valueless (without virtues). Without the Guru’s wisdom, human life remains unilluminated and worthless. The <a href="/tggsp/english/SignificantTermsDetail/Pauri" target="_blank" class="DirectLinkSigWord"><i>pauri </i></a> explains that the formless One first created Ownself and<a href="/tggsp/english/SignificantTermsDetail/Nam" target="_blank" class="DirectLinkSigWord"> Nam,</a> and then created the creation, before pervading within it.
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The first <a href="/tggsp/english/SignificantTermsDetail/Pauri" target="_blank" class="DirectLinkSigWord"><i>pauri</i></a> <sup><i class="far fa-edit" aria-hidden="true" data-toggle="tooltip" data-placement="bottom" title="" data-content="‘Pauri’ is a distinct pattern or a verse structure of Panjabi heroic-poetry (var). For detail please see ‘Asa Ki Var: Introduction.’<br/>" data-original-title=""></i></sup><i> </i>is accompanied by three <i>saloks</i><sup><i class="far fa-edit" aria-hidden="true" data-toggle="tooltip" data-placement="bottom" title="" data-content="‘Salok’ is a poetic form, literally meaning ‘praise.’ Saloks ranging from one to twenty-six lines can be found in the Guru Granth Sahib, although most of the saloks are two lines long. For detail please see ‘Asa Ki Var: Introduction.’<br/>" data-original-title=""></i></sup><i>.</i> The first and second <i>saloks </i>contain two lines each, while the third <a href="/tggsp/english/SignificantTermsDetail/Salok" target="_blank" class="DirectLinkSigWord"><i>salok </i></a> contains four lines. In the first two <i>saloks</i>, after an invocation to the Guru, the importance of the Guru in human life is stressed. In the third <a href="/tggsp/english/SignificantTermsDetail/Salok" target="_blank" class="DirectLinkSigWord"><i>salok</i></a> , it is clarified that individuals without the Guru (Wisdom), might appear to be wise, intelligent, and successful from a worldly perspective, but despite this, they remain spiritually valueless (without virtues). Without the Guru’s wisdom, human life remains unilluminated and worthless. The <a href="/tggsp/english/SignificantTermsDetail/Pauri" target="_blank" class="DirectLinkSigWord"><i>pauri </i></a> explains that the formless One first created Ownself and<a href="/tggsp/english/SignificantTermsDetail/Nam" target="_blank" class="DirectLinkSigWord"> Nam,</a> and then created the creation, before pervading within it.