In the various Sikh sampardavas, a wide range of philosophical and spiritual texts known as Katha Wale Granth are imparted, which play a vital role in deepening one's knowledge of Indian philosophy, ancient traditions, and related disciplines. These texts provide a bridge between Gurmat and other Indian schools of thought, promoting a broader understanding of spiritual practices.

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The importance of these granths lies in their ability to provide teachings on ethical wisdom, inner discipline, and self-realization. They are not limited to the religious sphere but embrace concepts of politics, economics, ethics, and the art of war, guiding those who study them towards a balanced and harmonious life. Through these texts, the deep roots of cultural traditions are explored, with particular attention to renunciation, detachment, and selfless service.

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The study of these texts is also essential to understand how spirituality can influence daily practice and social behavior. They enrich the student by providing not only religious teachings, but also philosophical practices useful for facing the challenges of life with a firm and disciplined spirit, valuing the inner journey and the search for truth.

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The course of study of the katha wale granth includes:

 

1. Neeti Shatak

2. Chanaka Neeti

3. Sarukhtavli

4. Bhavrasamrit

5. Adhiyatam Prakash

6. Vairaag Shatak

7. Tulsi Ramayan

8. Hanuman Natasha

9. Vedantvichar Mala

10. Prabodh Chandra Natak

11. Vichar Chandro Uday

12. Vichar Sagar
     

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