The Battle of Chamkaur is actually a love story. Bhai Maan Singh shares the epic events of when 40 Singhs fought against 1.8 million mughals!!! This is a must watch video to instil warrior spirit and courage within us, to not only remember our Sikh martyrs (shaheeds), but to ourselves tackle anything in our lives with courage and bravery. Sikhi is about action. Check it out and share with at least one person. Part 1 - Bhai Amandeep Singh - Shaheedi of Bhai Bachittar Singh https://youtu.be/ut-sNqI2j0M Topics: 00:00 - Coming up 01:27 - Manglacharan 02:33 - Prevoiusly... 02:51 - A love story 04:21 - Guru Gobind Singh JI leaves Anandpur Sahib 06:16 - The Mughal Kingdom 08:46 - Guru Gobind Singh Ji says in the Zafarnaama 10:06 - The Khalsa find out that an army of 1 million are coming 16:46 - Battle of Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji 17:51 - You'll receive everything from the Guru's house 19:20 - Khalsa make their way to Chamkaur Sahib 21:42 - The Khalsa prepare for war 24:02 - Shaheedi of Chote Sahibzaade 26:11 - Battle plans begin 28:24 - The Battle of Chamkaur 40:18 - Mir Mannu's Jail 42:07 - Battle of Chamkaur continued. 50:10 - The Khalsa ask Guru Gobind Singh Ji to leave Chamkaur Sahib 54:19 - Reflections on what we should do #Spirituality #GuruGobindSinghJi #History

Upon the complaint made by Bulaka Singh on Ramrai’s masand speaking ill of the Guru, the Khalsa delivers justice. Thereafter, the fauj proceeds to Malerkotla to complete a long due task of cremating and completing Bibi Anoop Kaur last rights.

In the heat of battle, Wazir Khan finally confronted Baba Banda Singh Ji. As bullets poured down, some Sikhs got scared, but the true Khalsa kept fighting. Baba Ji sent Bhai Fateh Singh and Bhai Baaj Singh into the fight. When Bhai Baaj Singh's sword fell, Wazir Khan tried to attack, but Bhai Fateh Singh swiftly struck him down. The Khalsa then tied Wazir Khan to a bull, dragged him, and burned him on a tree, bringing justice for his actions.

Bhai Harman Singh with great passion opens the first Sikh Games UK by sharing the connection between Sikhi and sports. The Gurus and their Sikhs are strong, determined, hard working and love competition. Thank you to Sikh Games UK for having us and starting this project. Follow the Sikh Games: https://thesikhgames.com/ https://www.instagram.com/thesikhgames #TheSikhGames #Sikhi #History

Haunted by the shadow of his own cruelty, Wazir Khan trembles at the name of Baba Banda Singh. Regretful of his unforgivable act against the Chote Sahibzadey, he knows his end is near. Despite his schemes and hopes that others might defeat the unstoppable force, Wazir Khan's every trick fails as fate closes in.

Wazir Khan demanded Baba Banda Singh Bahadur be captured and treated like the Chote Sahibzade. Ten young Sikhs, including Bhai Ali Singh and Bhai Mali Singh, tested Babaji’s powers by urging him to confront Wazir Khan. Babaji agreed after capturing two spies, leading to a feared assault on Sirhind. The Sikhs and Turkhs clashed, resulting in heavy casualties as the war began.

Baba Banda Singh Ji, while fighting in battles, also earned immense respect in the village. Babaji sent Hukanmame to the villagers, declaring that Guru Gobind Singh Ji had chosen him to establish Khalsa Raaj and avenge those who opposed the Guru. He vowed to be called the true servant of the Guru only after fulfilling this mission. Babaji called upon all who consider themselves Sikhs of the Guru to rise and seek justice for the Chote Sahibzade.

In this video, Bhai Amandeep Singh shares about the early years of Sant Giani Gurbachan Singh's life and the importance of their parents, especially their mother. Blessed souls desiring to serve the panth seek out those mothers who are filled with devotion and love - it is through the mother's loving blessing that such souls like Sant Giani Gurbachan Singh Ji are born and become such significant and transformative Gursikhs in the panth. Sant Giani Sundar Singh Ji Podcast | Gurmukh Series https://youtu.be/7fgA4qIZer4 Japji Sahib English Katha by Bhai Amandeep Singh https://soundcloud.com/southlondonsikhyouth/sets/japji-sahib-larivaar-katha Topics: 00:00 - Coming up 01:04 - Introduction 04:30 - Why this katha about Giani Gurbachan Singh Ji? 05:40 - Giani Gurbachan Singh Ji's lineage 07:39 - Raising good children from the parent's actions 10:46 - Giani Gurbachan Singh Ji from a young age becomes an Akhand Paathi 12:22 - Giani Gurbachan Singh Ji goes to Sant Sundar Singh Ji 16:00 - Receiving Naam from the Panj Pyaare 19:05 - Abhyaas of Giani Gurbachan Singh Ji 33:13 - Stories about Giani Gurbachan Singh Ji 44:49 - When Sant Jarnail Singh Ji had darshan of Guru Gobind Singh Ji 45:26 - The importance of our mothers 48:44 - Closing #Spirituality #Sikhi #Bhindranwale

Baba Banda Singh Ji travels to Punjab to avenge the Chote Sahibzade. Along the way, many come to witness his powers, blessed by Guru Gobind Singh Ji. They seek blessings, join Baba Ji, and serve together. Guru Gobind Singh Ji's strategy helps Baba Banda Singh gain the villagers' trust, preparing them for the imminent battle.

In this episode, Madho Das Bairagi will meet Guru Gobind Singh Ji for the first time. Guru Gobind Singh Ji comes to his place and Madho Das Bairagi tries to show his powers to Guru Sahib. Hear the conversation between them and the task that Guru Sahib gave to Madho Das Bairagi.

This week’s katha will cover the narrative of the powers possessed by Madho Das Bairagi (Baba Banda Singh Bahadur) and how he attained them. Guru Gobind Singh hears this and decides to pay him a visit in the South.

Guru Gobind Singh continues their journey down south and now reaches Sabo Talwandi upon the request of Bhai Daal Singh. There, a large number of Sangat took Amrit. Thereafter, they plead to Maharaj seeking their help to save them from an evil spirit that taunts the village. This parsang also covers other historical sakhi of a bull and the boon given to the current University of Sikhi, Damdama Sahib.

Join us for an enlightening and moving Sikh Expo that took place at Guru Nanak Gurdwara – Smethwick to mark 40 years since June 1984, Operation Blue Star, The Battle of Amritsar and The Sikh Genocide. This event delves into the history, culture, and impact of that significant year through various engaging segments: 📌 Q&A Session: Engage with experts and gain insights into the complex events and their lasting impact. 📌 Poetry: Experience the heartfelt and powerful words of poets who capture the emotions and stories of 1984. 📌 Documentary Screening: Watch a detailed documentary that chronicles the events and their aftermath, providing a deep understanding of this critical period. 📌 Display of Items: View a unique collection of items from 1984, including artifacts that tell the stories of those who lived through the events. 📌 Family and Friends Gathering: Connect with others who share a passion for Sikh history and heritage, fostering a sense of community and solidarity. Special Highlights: •⁠ ⁠8000 Shoes Left After the Attack: A poignant reminder of the lives lost and the families affected. •⁠ ⁠The Whole Panth Must Become Pure to Rule: Reflect on the importance of purity and unity within the Sikh community for a stronger future. •⁠ ⁠What Do We Do Next?: Participate in discussions on the path forward for the Sikh community, inspired by the lessons of 1984. - Credits Punjab2000 for this amazing footage and for taking photographs from the event. Ace weddings for the beautiful decor. Guru Nanak Gurdwara, Smethwick for their support and facility to host the expo. And to all the other organisations who made it Don't miss this chance to deepen your understanding of Sikh history and contribute to meaningful conversations about our future. Subscribe to our channel for more content on Sikh culture and history! To learn more check out our new Podcast playlist on the event surrounding June 1984 - https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLB2BQe8aYqyAHQAdyTwX73ybe7T0kVpMG&si=aov30H4nTZFBkPaK #SikhExpo1984 #SikhHistory #1984SikhMassacre #SikhCommunity #SikhHeritage #Remember1984 #UnityAndPurity #FutureOfSikhPanth

In celebration of Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji's Gurgaddi Divas, Bhai Amandeep Singh shares true stories (sakhia) from the life of Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji. We draw strength from the actions of our mothers like Mata Ganga Ji who asked Baba Buddha Ji for a gift of a child which led to the birth of Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji, who was born with the boon of being such a brave warrior that would destroy the enemy. Drawing parallels to today, we remember the Khalsa, whose mandate is born from the blood our Shaheeds (martyrs) to protect the meek and oppressed. 00:00 - Coming up 00:50 - Introduction 02:16 - The Inner Journey 07:32 - Mandate of the Khalsa - Blessing of the Kirpan 08:51 - How Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji was born 15:55 - Who's standard do you measure yourself by? 18:08 - How Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji was born cont. 23:10 - Only Sikh girl in private school 24:52 - What's your mindset? - Bhai Mati Das Ji 28:30 - Finding Anand - Bliss 31:43 - What's your focus on? 32:26 - Mindset - 14 year old girl goes missing 37:37 - Marker 11 41:13 - Sakhi of Sache Paatshah, the True King - Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji 48:19 - What do you need to give up? 49:59 - Victory of 1984 by the Khalsa #Sikh #Spirituality #Khalsa

In this episode, Guru Gobind Singh Ji tells the Khalsa to write a letter that says He is no longer their Guru and they are no longer His Sikhs after the Sikhs refuse to listen to Guru Sahib. We will hear the response from the Sikhs upon hearing this. Guru Gobind Singh Ji then creates a formation for the Khalsa, and the Sikhs to leave Anandpur Sahib. Listen to how Guru Sahib plans the evacuation from Anandpur Sahib at midnight.