Jap Sahib is one of the celebrated spiritual compositions of Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth Guru. Like the Japji of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, it is also a part of daily pre-dawn liturgical service of the Sikhs. Jap Sahib straightway dwells upon God through His attributive names in exquisitely mellifluous verse. Like Jap Ji, Jap Sahib is also one of the five liturgical texts that are recited while the baptismal potion, Amrit, is prepared, the same way as it was done on the Great Baisakhi day of 1699 when the Order of the Khalsa was initiated.

•          Jap Sahib : Text and Translation / 21
•          Basking in the Divine Presence / 101
•          The Metaphysics of Jap Sahib / 106
•          Mul Mantra and Jap Sahib / 114
•          Poetics of Jap Sahib / 122
•          Divine Paradox and Bipolar Process Theism / 136
•          God as Warrior / 145
•          Spiritual Growth through Jap Sahib / 150