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Srī Jap Jī Sāhib commentary by Mahant Ganeshā Singh Nirmalā.: Edited and Translated by Kamalpreet Singh Pardeshi. Paul Endress and chapters on the liberationThe Sr Jap J Shib is a prayer written by the first Sikh Gur, Sr Gur Nnak Dev J and is the initial prayer from the Sr Gur Granth Shib J. This prayer is uttered as the initial prayer within the Sikh Nitnem which are the daily prayers to be read. The Sr Jap J Shib within is a prayer that takes around twenty minutes to recite but its definitions seem to be endless. A lot of the commentaries on this text vary in depth and can sometimes be overbearing for