Arvinder is a spiritually reverent Sikh baby boy name meaning the God of heaven, the Lord of the sky, or one who is devoted to the Lord of the celestial realm. The name combines Ar — a form of Har meaning God, the divine — with Vinder from Inder meaning heaven, the celestial realm, or Indra. Together, Arvinder describes a person who is devoted to and guided by the Lord of heaven — Waheguru in his aspect as the divine who fills and governs all of creation including the vast heavens. In the Sikh tradition, Har — God — appears thousands of times in the Guru Granth Sahib as one of the most frequently used names for Waheguru, and names incorporating Har reflect the deepest Sikh devotion to the divine. A child named Arvinder is one who looks upward, who is guided by the heavenly divine, and who carries in his name the aspiration of living in constant awareness of Waheguru’s presence in every breath.