Discover a story where faithful love isn't always what it appears to be. Where faith is only intertwined with hypocrisy and truthful living merges with deception. This charitr is one of hundreds of tales to come, along the way Raja Charitr Singh will learn about the power and creativity of the female. He discovers that women are capable of great things, both good and evil. They can use their power for righteousness, courage, bravery, fearlessness, faith, and valor. But they can also use it for immoral, deception, trickery, and corruption. Join us on this journey as Raja Charitr Singh learns about the power of the female and discover for yourself whether he finds his love again, or if he finds something else entirely.

Guru Amar Das Ji passes on the eternal light to Guru Raam Das Ji, and some aren't willing to accept Guru Raam Das Ji as the Guru. But in the Guru's unconditional love, those people eventually realised and fell that the Guru's feet. What is stopping us for submitting our everything to the Guru? Watch this video to learn the importance of living within river banks of maryada, so that we can make our way to the ocean of pure bliss that is Vaheguru (God)! This Bani is written by Baba Sundar Ji, the great grandson of Guru Amar Das Ji describes the last moments of Guru Amar Das Ji before they left their physical body. Topics: 00:00 Coming up in this episode 01:32 Manglacharan and Introduction 09:43 What good fortune you need to come into Sangat 11:58 How do I know if Guru Ji loves me? 12:45 Recap 15:37 Accepting what the Guru says - Satgur Purakh Ji Bolia 16:38 Sikh last rites recap 20:29 Staying within the river banks 24:06 Doing things yourself vs Surrender! - Satgur Purakh Ji Bolia 27:15 What's stopping you from submitting your life to the Guru? 32:05 Duni Chand & Bhai Bachitar Singh 41:19 Mohri Put Sanmukh Hoeaa 46:18 Sabh Pavai Pairee 49:01 The Guru brings you back - Koee Kar Bakhili 55:33 Har Gureh Bhana 56:13 Kahai Sundar Sanhu Santhu 59:09 Personal story of the last moments of a Gurmukh 01:01:25 Child giving Shaheedi and going to the embrace of Guru Gobind Singh Ji #Sikh #Spirituality #Katha

We need to be better at backing our own people – even if we disagree on things, the prevailing principle should be togetherness. Hold close those that have loyalty in their character – loyal friends make the best friends. Be loyal also to your principles, and have an unwavering loyalty to your own progress and growth.⁠ Bhai Amandeep Singh beautifully opens up the topics of gratitude, seeking joy in other people's well being (concept of mudita), and shares a beautiful story from Sikh history, where a Sikh of the Guru risked their own honour and public image to uplift Satta & Balwand, who made a mistake and needed help getting up. Topics: 00:00 Coming up in this video 01:32 Introduction 03:46 Forever calling out to come home - Nishan Sahib Sikh Flag 07:32 We all want to have loyalty but don't talk about it 08:39 Guru Ji pleased for others being looked after 11:48 Mudita - Joy in other people's well being 15:37 Frequency of gratitude 16:54 Capitalist mindset promoting disloyalty 18:18 MUST LISTEN - Sakhi of Bhai Satta & Bhai Balwand Ji 37:27 We remember's everyones mistakes 39:17 I stand with you - Loyalty is an energy 41:08 MUST LISTEN - Sakhi of Bhai Satta & Bhai Balwand Ji 45:25 Understanding what the greatness of holy company is 47:07 Personal story - Never forget or insult the person who helps you 52:32 Practical exercise to cultivate loyalty 56:36 Closing #Sikh #Loyalty #Spirituality

In the last words that Guru Amardas Ji spoke before leaving their physical body to immerse in the One, Guru Ji explains to their family and the Sikh sangat what to do when someone passes. Guru Ji condemns certain popular rituals and practises of that time. Bhai Harman Singh beautifully speaks about the importance of valuing every breath and preparing for the inevitable, that we will die and it could be at any time. This Bani is written by Baba Sundar Ji, the great grandson of Guru Amar Das Ji describes the last moments of Guru Amar Das Ji before they left their physical body. Topics: 00:00 Coming up in this episode 01:11 Manglacharan and Introduction 10:29 Hide and seek with Guru Nanak Dev Ji 16:41 Recap 18:45 Alexander the great's requests 20:14 How are you investing your breath? 24:47 Last words of Guru Amardas Ji - Ante Satgur Bolia 26:01 What to do when someone is about to pass away 30:21 Eye witness experience of Gurmukhs seeing panj pyare to collect them in their last breath 31:37 What to do when someone passes away 34:28 Do Katha - Keso Gopal Sadihu 35:00 Do Naam Simran - Har Katha Pareeai 35:50 Don't do other traditions - Pindd Patal 36:16 Guru Amardas Ji immersed into the One - Har Bhaaeaa Satgur Boliaa 36:32 Guru Ramdas Ji was made the Guru - Ramdas Sodi Tilak Deeaa #Sikh #Spirituality #Katha

Spirituality is not about trying to get your practises perfect. It's all about innocent devotion! Bhai Baljit Singh tells two beautiful stories exemplifying how humility, innocence and devotion brought them towards Vaheguru (God). In the first story, we learn about Vidur who even with a low class and being from a poor family, was visited by Krishan Ji, who was the Avtar of Duapur. This Sakhi is mentioned by Bhagat Kabir Ji, Guru Arjan Dev Ji & Bhai Gurdas Ji to help us with our devotion and understand what really matters in getting closer to Vaheguru (God). In the second Sakhi, we hear the story about Mai Bhaagpari, an old lady from Kashmir who begged for the darshan of Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji and waited patiently - watch the video to find out what happens! Bhai Rajan Singh beautifully sings the shabad that tells the sakhi of Vidur. Topics: 00:00 The compilation of Guru Granth Sahib Ji 03:19 Does everything have to be so perfect? 06:29 How does Guru Arjan Dev Ji connect to Vaheguru? 09:19 Giani Kulwant Singh Ji explains what true taste is - cinnamon cake story 14:08 The story of Vidur & Krishan Ji 24:19 Story of Baba Gurdev Singh Ji Nanaksar 26:24 The story of Vidur & Krishan Ji 30:42 🎵 Rajan Kaun Tumaarai Aavai 42:28 Story of Mai Bhaagpari Ji & Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji 54:35 🎵 Ik Ardaas Bhaat Keerat Ki Gur Raamdas Rakhu Sarnaaee 57:50 Story of Mai Bhaagpari Ji & Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji 01:08:01 🎵 Dubde Pathra Nu Taaran Vaaliaa 01:13:06 Story of Mai Bhaagpari Ji & Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji 01:15:42 🎵Gobind Bhaao Bhagat Da Bhukaa #Spirituality #Religion #Devotion

Guru Amardas Ji calls Their family around to tell them They have received robes of honour from the One (Vaheguru). Guru Ji tells their family and Sikhs if they should cry when They leave, and they give the Gurgaddi (Guru's throne) whilst they are physically alive to Guru Raam Das Ji. Bhai Harman Singh beautifully explains the importance of using Gurbani as a mirror to improve your own life and not waiting till your last moments to think of the One, because then it'll be too late. This Bani is written by Baba Sundar Ji, the great grandson of Guru Amar Das Ji describes the last moments of Guru Amar Das Ji before they left their physical body. Topics: 00:00 Coming up in this Katha 01:23 Manglacharan and Introduction 05:42 5 Sikh Ceremonies 08:30 Acceptance 10:51 Seeing death as marriage 11:32 What came first - The soul or the body? 13:38 Pir Budhu Shah losing his son 16:10 Will you be honoured? 20:51 Bhai Taru Singh's Shaheedi - When They went to Guru Ji 22:51 Guru Ji called their family - Satgur Bhanai Aapnai 26:14 Don't cry - Mat Mai Pichai Koi Rovsi 27:50 3 traditional practises carried out when someone dies 33:27 The reality of death - Mat Mai Pichai Koi Rovsi 36:48 Be happy for my honor - Mit Paijai Mit Bigsai 40:19 Think about if it's worth crying for my honor - Tusi Veechar Dekhu 41:19 What will you do in your last moments? 45:22 Jassa Singh Ahluwalia and Nawab Kapoor Singh 48:14 Guru Amardas Ji passes on the Gurgaddi - Satguru Partakh Hondai 50:22 Everyone falls at Guru Raam Das Ji's feet - Sabh Sikh Bandhap Put Bhaaee 51:11 Tears of Amrit - Guru Raam Das Ji 52:42 Tears of union 53:32 Inspirational recent stories of Gurmukhs 01:01:25 Look inside - Gurbani is a mirror! 01:05:01 Closing #Sikh #Spirituality #Katha

Guru Amar Das Ji calls their family around and explains that They are about to leave their physical body. Bhai Harman Singh describes this scene as written in the third stanza of Ramkali Sadh Bani and shares what it means to be detached from the world and find inner peace through devotion and acceptance. This Bani is written by Baba Sundar Ji, the great grandson of Guru Amar Das Ji describes the last moments of Guru Amar Das Ji before they left their physical body.

A Yogi's daring attempt to hinder fate and save the girl of a wealthy banker through mysterious means is about to begin! This chartir is one of hundreds of tales to come, along the way Raja Chartir Singh will learn about the power and creativity of the female. He discovers that women are capable of great things, both good and evil. They can use their power for righteousness, courage, bravery, fearlessness, faith, and valor. But they can also use it for immoral, deception, trickery, and corruption. Join us on this journey as Raja Chartir Singh learns about the power of the female and discover for yourself whether he finds his love again, or if he finds something else entirely.

To walk on the path of devotion, we have to be willing to place our ego before the Guru. Whilst surrendering to the Guru, it doesn't matter what task you are told to carry out, but it's following the Guru with full faith that will start to break down that wall of ego. The Guru is taking us back to our true nature which is love and bliss. When we start living from that nature, whatever action we perform in this world will be filled with love and compassion.

Life is short - we think we have ages but time is flying and we forget about the only inevitable thing in life, which is death! In this beautiful video, the second episode of Ramkali Sadh Bani by Bhai Harman Singh, we learn about what it means to accept death. This Bani is written by Baba Sundar Ji, the great grandson of Guru Amar Das Ji describes the last moments of Guru Amar Das Ji before they left their physical body.

Flattery may seem like a kind gesture, but it can often be used in a manipulative way. This thought-provoking video sheds light on how one woman is using it to keep her marriage going. This chartir is one of hundreds of tales to come, along the way Raja Chartir Singh will learn about the power and creativity of the female. He discovers that women are capable of great things, both good and evil. They can use their power for righteousness, courage, bravery, fearlessness, faith, and valor. But they can also use it for immoral, deception, trickery, and corruption. Join us on this journey as Raja Chartir Singh learns about the power of the female and discover for yourself whether he finds his love again, or if he finds something else entirely.

In a world where it's the norm to pull each other down and pick on each other's faults, how can we support each other? Bhai Baljit Singh shares the Guru's wisdom and sakhia (true stories) in this video in a relatable and understandable way to uplift those around us by focusing on their strengths, helping them overcome their ego. For ourselves, we can focus on our qualities and do not hide from sharing them because those qualities belong to Vaheguru (God)! Heartwarming and electrifying Kirtan from Bhai Rajan Singh, an Ardaas that may we feel and experience the love of the One in our hearts and have a glimpse of that blessed vision of Vaheguru that will elevate us to unimaginable spiritual planes! 00:00 Introduction 08:18 Come together 01:57 The purpose of this divan 02:53 Guru Amar Das Ji's Seva (Selfless service) 05:03 DEEP VEECHAR - What got hurt? 19:03 Don't run away from your gifts! 20:38 The insignia of Japji Sahib! 21:39 Can you think of a gift you have? 22:37 Sakhi of Recognising Qualities - Bhoomia 36:52 Bhai Jagraj Singh on sharing your qualities 38:44 Share your qualities! 45:33 Intoxicated by your love 47:44 Task for you! 50:51 🎵Sadaa Rangeelaa Laal Pyara 01:05:12 🎵Mil Mil Sakhee Gun Kahu Mere Prabh Ke #Kirtan #MentalHealth #Spirituality

Without naam, nobody has ever escaped the clutches of death. No matter how great, powerful, or famous that person might be, none of that holds weight when this body perishes to dust. Only that person can escape death, who holds on to the Guru's feet and is blessed with their name.

Ramkali Sadh Bani is the call of death! The call that everyone will inevitably receive - so why worry about it if we know death is going to happen? Let's put our focus on what is not inevitable - where our actions in this life will lead us to go after death! Are we living in devotion? Find out in this video what devotion (bhagti) is, the 9 types of bhagti and how Guru Amar Das Ji's life was exemplary of this. This Bani is written by Baba Sundar Ji, the great grandson of Guru Amar Das Ji describes the last moments of Guru Amar Das Ji before they left their physical body.

A woman strives to keep her public image afloat by sharing an intimate relationship with a undesired man. Can she keep her secret hidden or will it all come crashing down around her? This third chartir is one of hundreds of tales to come, along the way Raja Chartir Singh will learn about the power and creativity of the female. He discovers that women are capable of great things, both good and evil. They can use their power for righteousness, courage, bravery, fearlessness, faith, and valor. But they can also use it for immoral, deception, trickery, and corruption. Join us on this journey as Raja Chartir Singh learns about the power of the female. And discover for yourself whether he finds his love again, or if he finds something else entirely.