Dive into the spiritual world of Gurbani, Sikh history and the Khalsa values along with Punjab homeland
PAROPKAR SINGH PURI In our faith, all “baptized Sikhs are required to keep their hair-kesh intact, covered with a turban. We also wear the four other symbols prescribed by Guru Gobind Singh ji. We are required to live a simple and truthful life as per the code of conduct laid down by the Gurus. That […]
– S . Kushhal Singh (Canada) SAINT KABIR, THE ‘SIRMOUR BHAGHAT, as the fifth Nanak ranked him, had declared that his ‘rasna’ (tongue) was his rosary: “ਕਬੀਰ ਮੇਰੀ ਸਿਮਰਨੀ ਰਸਨਾ ਉਪਰਿ ਰਾਮੁ ॥” [SGGS: 1364] He needed no mala or rosary.Kabir Sahib would recite the Lord’s Name using no rosary but his ‘fasna’. A rosary […]
– Amandeep Singh “Jin prem kayo, tin hee Prabh payo.” (These who practice the art of love, realize the Almighty) – Guru Gobind Singh Ji When the blessings of love shower upon a soul, they shape the course of life. Even a tiny creature, like the rain bird, may reveal the meaning of love more […]
K.S Ahluwalia Today, while listening to the divine wisdom embodied in Shabad at the Gurdwara, something strange happened, unfolding the unexpected, in a celebrative mode. One Word simply stopped me-Naam a word which I must have heard and listened to countless times in the past. I simply closed my eyes and tried hard to concentrate, […]
– Col Dr. Dalvinder Singh Grewal I have often heard some Sikhs saying, “Panth khatre vich” – “The Sikh religion is in danger.” Upon closer scrutiny, it becomes clear that many of these voices come either from political leaders with vested interests who use religion to gain votes or from fundamentalists more focused on rituals […]
-Amandeep Singh The veil of night, the song of morning, the chirping The of birds, the freshness of breeze. Are all these prayers to The Almighty? Are all offering their love to The Lord? There is a wonder in this creation. Souls immersed in His love have the eyes to realize this wonder. My Lord […]
Gurcharanjit Singh Lamba Kara – FETTERS OF FREEDOM. Kara, one of the five kakars of the Sikhs, is neither an ornament nor a tool, but is a blessed gift from Lord, the Tenth Master Guru Gobind Singh ji. Alas, this great gift to the humanity has either been ignored or has not been appreciated in […]
– Sh.Muni Nathmal Once a youth come to me. He had just returned from abroad after having spent four months there. He had the opportunity of travell-ing widely all over the world. During his stay there he undertook a deep study of the cultural traditions, social practices and other customs of these countries. Some of […]
Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, the ninth Sikh Guru, provided timeless spiritual guidance on resilience, equanimity, detachment, and inner peace. His teachings, found in the Guru Granth Sahib, offer valuable insights into emotional and mental well-being. These teachings align remarkably well with modern understandings of mindfulness, emotional regulation, and resilience, providing a roadmap for managing stress and cultivating inner calm. Let’s revisit what Guru Ji wanted us to practice every day.
