sat narayan wha hey guru, hari narayan sat nam
English translation: see expl
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peer agreement (net): +2
peer agreement (net): +2see expl Explanation: "Sat" means "Truth" "Narayan" is one of the many names of God. "Wahey guru" is a Sikh way of addressing the God (lit. the wonderous one who enlightens). "Hari narayan" is again one of the many names of God. "Satnam" again, a Sikh way of addressing the God (lit. "Sat" means "Truth" and "nam", "name"). |
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