Dive into the inspiring world of Sikh history in this episode of our podcast, as we take you on a captivating journey from the ancient battles of Chamkaur Sahib and the Shaheedi of the Sahibzade, to the Sikh Holocaust and riveting tales from the 18th century. We celebrate the extraordinary sacrifices and enduring spirit of Sikhs that have shaped this remarkable community.

Embark on an epic journey through Sikh history, surpassing any Hollywood plot in this video. Experience real-life superhero tales of courage, humility, and resilience. From battles of Chamkaur Sahib to the Sikh Holocaust, these narratives are testament to Sikhi's enduring spirit. They're more than stories, they're lived experiences. Witness the extraordinary in Sikhi, the most exhilarating 'movie plot'!

What does it actually mean to be foul-mouthed according to Guru Nanak Dev Ji?

Last year at Sant Baba Isher Singh Rara Sahib Wale's annual Barsi in London@santisharsinghji, BOS TV was blessed to be joined by respected scholars of the Khalsa Panth, Sant Baba Hari Singh Ji Randhawe Wale, and Sant Baba Baljinder Singh Ji Rara Sahib Wale. Sant Baba Hari Singh Ji covers the definition of Samparda (traditional schools of learning in Sikhi) and in particular the Udasi and Nirmala traditions. Many misconceptions about the history and practices of these Sampardas have been cleared. Sant Baba Baljinder Singh Ji shares a brief history of the history and contributions of the Bhai Daya Singh Ji Samparda, alongside some great insights into the supremacy of the Khalsa Panth and how all Jathebandis come under the banner of the Khalsa Panth.

In this video, Bhai Manbir Singh shares his 3 top tips for becoming a successful artist in the realm of Gurbani Kirtan. These 3 steps consist of, internalizing, understanding, and resonating with what you’re reading and then singing!

Just because we're hearing somebody talk, it doesn't necessarily mean we are actually listening to them.

Looking for a dose of motivation, introspection, and humour? Look no further! Join Bhai Manbir Singh on his amazing journey learning Gurbani Sangeet. Discover how his passion for Raag Kirtan ignited, and how his experiences with fellow Gursikhs have shaped him. Get ready to be inspired and have your fire sparked by this incredible podcast!

Are you struggling to stay on top of your to-do list? Do you find yourself constantly running out of time? Then it's time to master the art of time management!

Do you want to know how you can speak to Vaheguru(God) and get answers to any question in your life?

Following on from Part 1, it is an honour to present the next part of the life of Sant Baba Shaam Singh Ji. This episode is dedicated to the amazing qualities of Sant Baba Shaam Singh Ji such as humility, compassion, and detached nature. We also touch upon the immense amount of respect Sant Baba Shaam Singh Ji had for Gurbani and our recent trip to India, where we visited Sant Baba Shaam Singh Ji’s Dera (place of residence).

Learning to live a life of gratitude can often be difficult. Generally, our lives are based on focusing on what we don’t have rather than the countless blessings we gain with each and every breath. In this Podcast Short Clip, Sant Baba Shaam Singh Ji transforms our outlook on life; maybe we don’t have all the materialistic pleasures others may have, but what about the priceless gifts we have, that we wouldn’t exchange for all the money in the world?

n today's age, it's easy to fall into the trap of chasing fame, likes and followers in the hope it brings us some form of satisfaction and happiness.

Vaisakhi is celebrated every year by millions of Punjabis and Sikhs across the world. Many Nagar Kirtan – known as singing Vahiguru Ji’s praises throughout cities and towns are usually organised during the time of Vaisakhi.

Sometimes we spend a lot of time and effort in doing certain practises that are more pleasing to us than to the One.

After spending 4 MONTHS with Bhai Amritpal Singh in Punjab, Bhai Gurkeerat Singh @kothaguru shares his experiences. What is Waris Punjab De? What is the Khalsa Vaheer? Why Did Amritpal Singh come back to India and what did they achieve in 16 months.