Guru Granth Sahib translated by Sant Singh Khalsa

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Guru Granth Sahib is the central scripture of Sikhism, first compiled in the early 17th century and later translated into English by Sant Singh Khalsa. Revered by Sikhs as the eternal Guru, it is far more than a holy book — it is considered the living voice of divine wisdom. Containing hymns, prayers, and spiritual teachings from Sikh Gurus and other saints, it offers guidance on devotion, morality, equality, and the pursuit of truth. This English translation opens the sacred writings to a wider audience, making their message accessible to readers around the world. The influence of the Guru Granth Sahib extends far beyond the Sikh tradition. Its timeless reflections on the unity of humanity, the remembrance of God, and the call to live a life of compassion resonate across cultures and faiths. Through its devotional poetry and spiritual philosophy, the scripture continues to inspire seekers interested in world religions, comparative theology, and the universal search for meaning. While Sant Singh Khalsa’s translation is popular and praised for its readability and structure, some scholars and practitioners caution that certain interpretive choices may subtly shift meaning — favoring clarity over layered spiritual nuance or introducing familiar terminology that may not align with Sikh theological framing.

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