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==Gurmat Understanding of Simrani== Simrani gives Rass: The essence of remembrance is rass (spiritual relish). Through this, the manmukh (self-centered mind) transforms into gurmukh (one aligned with Gurmat). Ram as Inner Voice: Ram is the voice of the inner self (antar atma). Story of Raja Ram: To understand the story of Raja Ram is Simrani itself—awareness of Divine play within creation. Kabir says, “Aise greh bahut basaye raam garab hoye aaye”, which reflects realization gained through Simrani. Awakening of Simran Shakti: When this power of remembrance (Simran Shakti) awakens, Buddhi attains its true purpose and remains centered in Akal. [[category:Gurmukhi Dictionary]]
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