Bhai Amandeep Singh shares the deeply moving Sakhi (true story) of Shabad Hazare, written by Guru Arjan Dev Ji during a period of intense separation from Guru Ram Das Ji. Sent to Lahore for 1000 days, Guru Arjan Dev Ji experienced a sense of isolation—but instead of falling into despair, he composed heartfelt letters of love and longing to Guru Ram Das Ji. These became the sacred Shabad Hazare, a collection of verses that continue to give Sikhs strength and connection to the Guru every day. 🔑 Key Takeaways in this Talk: • The spiritual meaning behind feeling distant from the Guru • Why your vocation or job is not your true Dharam • The power of doing the hard things, even when you feel alone • How to stay connected with Guru Sahib through Gurbani and Gurmantar • Reflections on modern-day struggles with loneliness and disconnection Whether you’re going through a difficult time or seeking a deeper connection with your Sikhi, this video will help you realise: if the Guru’s words are in your heart, the Guru is always with you. 🕯️ Watch now to reconnect with your inner strength and spiritual purpose. Shabad Hazare Katha in English by Bhai Baljit Singh - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvL4b71hFQ1vODQqnl3D5mo8oBHg0Lnsl Topics: 00:00 - Coming up 01:33 - Introduction 06:31 - Gurmantar with Gratitude 07:59 - Sakhi of Shabad Hazare 11:38 - Important lesson to learn from Prithi Chand - Your vocation is not your Dharam 13:42 - Sakhi of Shabad Hazare continued. 16:44 - Do the hard things 19:18 - Sakhi of Shabad Hazare Continued 30:50 - Personal experience of Dad being away 35:01 - Sakhi of Shabad Hazare Continued #SikhHistory #Lonely #MentalHealth