In this 3rd and final part of Baal Leela katha, Bibi Gurprit Kaur shares the stories of Guru Nanak Dev Ji and how they came into the world. #gurunanakdevji

Congratulations to all on the Parkash Purab (coming into the world) of our First Guru and Master, The King of all Kings, SatGuru Sri Guru Nanak Dev Sahib Ji Maharaj. ਭਇਆ ਅਨੰਦ ਜਗਤੁ ਵਿਚਿ ਕਲਿ ਤਾਰਨ ਗੁਰੁ ਨਾਨਕੁ ਆਇਆ । The world filled with bliss because Guru Nanak came to save Kaljug (the age of darkness). Listen to this beautiful part of Sri Nanak Prakash English Katha when Guru Ji came to this world. The recording is available on our SoundCloud channel (episode 7). Link: https://bit.ly/3x24qvw #GuruNanakDevJi#Waheguru#Sikh

Authored by Bhai Rattan Singh Bhangu, Sri Gur Panth Prakash is a historical text in Sikh literature that narrates the history of the Khalsa after the era of Guru Gobind Singh Ji. Sri Gur Panth Prakash delves into various historical events, battles, and the contributions of the Khalsa towards social, religious, and political contexts. It serves as a significant source of information for the world and inspiration for the Sikhs.

In celebration of Diwali / Bandi Chhor Divas, Bhai Baljit Singh shares the importance of recognising the simple things to be grateful for that you have already been released from the bonds of. Furthermore, having patience for yourself and for others in an attempt to understand them more can take you to a place of love and compassion. The experience of those divine qualities takes you closer to your soul. 00:00 🎵 Vaheguru Simran 08:19 🎵 Satgur Sikh Ke Bandhan Kaatai 30:59 Gratitude for what bonds have already been cut for you 35:47 Coming to Guru Ji in humility - Baba Nand Singh Ji's Ardaas 37:48 Claiming perfection vs Not feeling worthy 42:27 Why did Guru Hargobind Sahib forgive Jahangir? - True story of Bandi Chhor & understanding Jahangir 01:08:51 🎵 Har Jeeo Nimaania Tu Maan #Kirtan #Sikh #Diwali

Bhai Amandeep Singh passionately shares the true story of Sikh Diwali/Bandi Chhor Divas. He talks about the poisonous effects of slander and the utmost importance on directing our minds towards good actions that take us towards a spiritually nourishing life. Understanding Ego | HARD HITTING TALK! by Bibi Gurprit Kaur https://youtu.be/w5LI4hJiswg Diwali – A Festival of Light | An Animated Sikh Story https://youtu.be/3myspuH4zkc Topics: 00:00 Coming up in the video 01:26 Come to take from the Guru 04:32 Birth of Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji 09:37 Assassination attempt on Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji 11:10 Poison of slander 19:41 Assassination attempt on Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji cont. 22:51 True Story of Bandi Chhor 29:05 You're not your mind 38:09 True Story of Bandi Chhor cont. 53:01 Bhai Satwant Singh's Shaheedi 54:39 Closing #Diwali #History #GuruHargobindSahibJi

As we celebrate the birth of Mata Sahib Devaan Ji, the mother of Khalsa Panth, here are 5 facts on Mataji

As Gobind Rai and Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji travel around India, they stop in many places and bless the people who live there and clear their doubts. They establish Anandpur Sahib by building communities and engaging the people in work. After Kashmiri Pandits request help from Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji from Aurangzeb's oppressive policies, Gobind Rai tells Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji that They must be the one to sacrifice their life to save the Hindu faith. 'Sri Kalgidhar Chamatkar' written by Bhai Vir Singh is based on the miraculous life of Guru Gobind Singh Ji who was also known as Kalgidhar, meaning the holder of the Kalgi (royal plume) which is made up of feathers and studded pearls. Bhai Vir Singh is a respected Sikh poet and scholar (1872-1957). #Sikh #GuruGobindSinghJi #History

Gobind Rai plays in the house of the king and queen that they recently blessed. They proceed to assemble 100 children and march back in military formation to Mata Gujri Ji. We hear about the beautiful stories of Gobind Rai as a child as they leave for Anandpur Sahib to be with Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji.

Bhai Supreet Singh shares the beautiful and amazing Sakhi (true story) of when Guru Nanak Dev Ji (the first Sikh Guru) travels to the middle east and goes to Mecca. As per the diary of Taajudin and Bhai Gurdas Ji’s vaaran, we learn about this beautiful history. May our hearts be pierced by the love of Guru Nanak just like Rukn-ud-din and we release the shackles of the world and free ourselves into the lap of the One.

Pandit Shivdat Ji is yearning to get the blessed vision of Krishan Ji and Raam Chandar Ji and they are blessed with this vision through the face of the 5 year old Gobind Rai (Guru Gobind Singh Ji as a child). When the king and queen go to Pandit Shivdat to ask for a child, Pandit Shivdat tells them about the beautiful Gobind Rai. Watch the video to find out the journey the couple go on to work on their desires and connect to Guru Ji. 'Sri Kalgidhar Chamatkar' written by Bhai Vir Singh is based on the miraculous life of Guru Gobind Singh Ji who was also known as Kalgidhar, meaning the holder of the Kalgi (royal plume) which is made up of feathers and studded pearls. Bhai Vir Singh is a respected Sikh poet and scholar (1872-1957).

This video is a must watch for everyone! In this relatable, funny yet so profoundly deep workshop, Bhai Harsimranjit Singh breaks down what it Raj means. We look at what we can learn from the humility, strength and fairness of the Khalsa which was only goes back a handful of generations. What can we do now to cultivate a renaissance? Please take the time out to watch this absolutely brilliant video.

Watch this sakhi where Kali Maa does seva of Guru Nanak Dev Ji.

Welcome to the Sri Kalgidhar Chamtkar series, a text Bhai Vir Singh writes about the miraculous life of Guru Gobind Singh Ji. In this first episode, Bhai Harsimranjit Singh in a relatable and easy to understand way explains opening chapers where Guru Gobind Singh Ji in their previous form goes to meet Akaal Purakh (God) and is instructed to make the Khalsa. 'Sri Kalgidhar Chamatkar' written by Bhai Vir Singh is based on the miraculous life of Guru Gobind Singh Ji who was also known as Kalgidhar, meaning the holder of the Kalgi (royal plume) which is made up of feathers and studded pearls. Bhai Vir Singh is a respected Sikh poet and scholar (1872-1957).

Guru Granth Sahib Ji is the eternal scriptural Sikh living Guru. In celebration of the completion of the compilation of Guru Granth Sahib Ji, Bhai Amandeep Singh shares the history of how Guru Granth Sahib Ji was compiled and how the divine word is alive.

Bhai Mehe Ji was a Sikh of Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji and whilst carrying a water pitcher (garva) they inflicted a wound which then became infested with maggots. Watch this video to find out what happens! Bhai Harsimranjit Singh also shares the beautiful Sakhi (true story) of Bhai Jeeva Ji, a Sikh of Guru Amar Das Ji who was stopped from doing Langar Seva due to a storm.