Virle Kaee Kay
Rare Are Those in This World
Prem Bhagat Jis Aape Dei Jug Meh Virle Kaee Kay
One whom the Lord Himself blesses with loving devotional worship, is very rare in this world. (Ang 867)
Celebrating three years of Sant Ji's portrait being installed in Sri Harmandir Sahib’s Sikh Museum by the Shiromani Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee (SGPC) on October 23, 2020, Virle Kaee Kay has been recorded in English and is now available on YouTube. This collection of intimate and mystical stories can uplift and inspire anyone curious about spirituality and Sikhism. Covering various topics of family life, work life, and spiritual life, Virle Kaee Kay has something for everyone to relate to.
Sant Ji’s fellowship with significant Sikhs
Various speakers from the SGPC event describe him as a true Saint of the Highest Order. His contribution in spreading the massage of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, along with various Heads of Damdami Taksal was also appreciated and was described as unmatched in recent times. Sant Ji was remembered as a completely down to earth highly accomplished saint, who despite being a complete family man, could achieve unfathomable spiritual heights.
He used to resound Anhad Shabad in the sangat, which is said to create an indescribable atmosphere. It was the wish of Sant Baba Thakur Singh Ji (1912 - 2004), ex-head of Damdami Taksaal to bring forth the life of such a saint to public domain.
Chapters to inspire
English audiobook Virle Kayee Kae includes three parts: life stories of Sant Ji, written by sangat, poems, written by Sant Ji, and discourses, spoken by Sant Ji and transcribed here. Sant Ji is known for having unique ways to describe complicated topics to the sangat in easily relatable, worldly examples. He delves into topics like baptism (Amrit), techniques of reciting Naam, Anhad Naad.
There are many chapters full of jewels to support spiritual seekers. Just a few of the chapters include headings:
- Respect of True Meditation
- Anhad Naad (Unstruck Voice)
- Miracle of Rain
- To Take Us Along to Sachkand
- To Show the Power of Naam
- How Should we Respect the Sangat
- What is the Difference Between God, Guru and a Sikh
- To Salvage Unlimited Number of Souls at Village Bariar in 2018
- To Ask About his Oneness with God
Few words from the translator
I do not have any power; rather, it would be more appropriate to say that it is beyond my capacity to pen down any word which could justify the stature of an accomplished Saint like Sant Kartar Singh Ji Bariaran Wale.
I feel honored and blessed that I am bestowed with an opportunity to translate this Holy Book "Virle Kaee Kay" into English. Since I am not a writer, it was sheer blessings of Guru Ji, Sant Ji and his Holy Sangat that made it possible for me to accomplish this challenging task.
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Listen to the audiobook, poems and Naam Jaap*
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*Sant Ji’s unique style of reciting Vaheguru Naam Jaap is said to be the style that is sung in Sachkand
Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh.