After years, Bhai Sahib Vir Singh received a message from his college friend. The friend was in the hospital and urgently requested Bhai Sahib's visit. Surprised and eager to assist, Bhai Sahib promptly went to the hospital.
Bhagat Kabir holds the distinction of being the most widely quoted author and mystical poet in India. Despite being a Muslim, his verses have been included in the Guru Granth Sahib, the sacred scripture of Sikhism.
‘Bhagat’ means devotee and is derived from the Sanskrit term Bhakti, which signifies dedication and love. Bhagats developed a belief in a single God.
Guru Arjan Dev emphasized the importance of kirtan, the singing of devotional hymns, as a means to attain union with God.
Guru Arjan Dev Ji's verses are deeply philosophical, mystical, and express a sense of peace and profoundness emanating from his realisation of Brahma and bliss.
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Amar Atma Singh (Instructor) addresses some of the spiritual challenges we may experience related to faith and Sikhi, and teaches a meditation to experience the richness of our spiritual heritage.
The Story of Rajen Singh - Blind & Autistic Man's Connection with The Guru
Shabad Hazaray is the Bani of longing for the beloved Guru. It was written by Guru Arjan when he was separated from Guru Ram Das, his father for a duration of time.
Guru Nanak Dev Ji revealed a way of life to elevate every man, woman and child regardless of religion, race, gender, sexuality or nationality. A message that is vitally needed for humanity today.
"How can only reciting name of Akal Purakh be the supreme blessing and magical panacea of all ills?"