In Ithyaasic tradition, a common narrative circulates unchallenged regarding Sri Guru Amardas Ji, suggesting that he was originally a Vaishnav before becoming a disciple of Sri Guru Angad Dev Ji, and that he had originally been ignorant of the existence of Guru Angad Dev Ji. The story goes
Read MoreBhai Vir Singh, Sir Sunder Singh Majithia โ Founders of the First Sikh Bank In 1908, they founded Punjab & Sind Bank to empower Sikh farmers, small traders, and the broader community through ethical, community-rooted banking. It symbolized economic self-reliance for Sikhs. Sardar Manmohan Singh โ
Read More1) Franรงois Bernier (1625โ1688) “The Sikhs are a people who seek neither the luxuries of life nor violent conquest, but who value honor, courage, and equality above all.” (French physician and traveler) 2) Father Catrou (1659โ1737) “Gobind Singh was a man of extraordinary talents, bravery, and
Read MoreInitiation is an essential step before joining the Khalsa Panth. Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji formalized this practice with the establishment of the Khalsa in 1699, laying the foundation for a distinct Sikh identity rooted in discipline and devotion. Khande-Di-Pahul (the Amrit of the double-edged sword)
Read MoreGurmat strictly rejects and condemns any form of caste-based discrimination. If an individual uses their surname to assert caste superiority over others, this is against the principles of Sikhi. เจเจพเจฃเจนเฉ เจเฉเจคเจฟ เจจ เจชเฉเจเจนเฉ เจเจพเจคเฉ เจเจเฉ เจเจพเจคเจฟ เจจ เจนเฉ เฅฅเฉงเฅฅ เจฐเจนเจพเจ เฅฅRecognize the Lordโs Light within all,
Read MoreSikhi emphasizes selflessness, compassion, and the importance of noble deeds. Among such acts, organ donation stands out as a profound way to help others. Sikhi encourages generosity and service to humanity, making organ donation a natural extension of these values. Sikhs generally recognize brain death as
Read MoreSikhi provides clear guidance on maintaining purity in relationships and emphasizes self-discipline in interactions with the opposite gender. Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s teachings highlight the importance of seeing others with a lens of respect and dignity, establishing clear boundaries that prevent both physical and emotional intimacy
Read MoreWhen listening to Keertan, if you find yourself overwhelmed with emotion and unable to control your tears, know that this is Bairaag. It is a natural and uncontrollable state where one’s heart longs for the Guru so intensely that even a moment without Him feels unbearable.
Read MoreMarch 25 marks the Shaheedi Divas (martyrdom day) of Shaheed Bhai Subeg Singh Ji and Shaheed Bhai Shahbaaz Singh Ji. Every day in Ardas, we remember and honor those great Sikhs who were tortured on spiked wheels (เจเจฐเจเฉเจเจ เจคเฉ เจเฉเฉ) for refusing to give up their
Read MoreA complete reading of the Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji begins with Sri Japji Sahib, excluding the first eighteen pages, which consist of the title page, table of contents, and index. It is universally accepted by all Sikhs that these eighteen pages are not part of
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