The Amrit Sanchaar ceremony is one of the most important ceremonies in Sikhi, marking the spiritual rebirth of individuals into the Khalsa Panth. Over time, however, some changes have been made to how this sacred ritual is performed, moving away from the original practices passed down
Read MoreIf you’re new to Sikhi and looking for insightful books to guide you on your spiritual journey, you’re in the right place. In this list, we’ve curated three must-read books that provide a deep introduction to Sikh teachings, philosophy, and spirituality. These books will not only
Read MoreDelivering Katha (a religious sermon) before the Sangat is an act of Parchaar, the propagation of Gurmat. This seva carries the responsibility of spiritually guiding the Sangat and embodying Gurmat through one’s own life. Therefore, this seva can only be rightly performed by a rehatvaan Amritdhari
Read MoreThe 52 Hukams (52 Commandments) are a set of guidelines given by Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, to the Sikh community. These instructions outline how Sikhs should live their lives, practice their faith, and serve society. They are a blend of spiritual, ethical, and practical guidance,
Read MoreIn recent times, some individuals have argued that it is incorrect to refer to Guru Sahib as “Guru Nanak Dev Ji,” suggesting that the addition of “Dev” was a distortion influenced by Hindus to claim Guru Nanak Sahib Ji as part of Hinduism. Instead, they advocate
Read MoreFirst of all, a Gursikh who is seeking Vaheguru and stays focused on Naam Abhyaas, is not likely to get harmed by evil spirits like Bhoot, Pret, etc., nor is he likely to even encounter one. Just as someone in the protection of a lion would
Read MoreSahibzada Jujhar Singh asking Guru Gobind Singh Ji for permission to fight in battle from the Fort of Chamkaur THE SIEGE OF SIRI ANANDPUR SAHIBThe Mughal army’s siege of Siri Anandpur Sahib had reached it’s eighth month. For eight months, Singhs fought the Mughal Imperial army
Read MoreMata Gujjar Kaur Ji and Sahibzada having crossed through the River Sirsa, wet and cold. MATA GUJREE JEE AND THE YOUNGER SAAHIBZAADASAt the bank of river Sirsa, a fierce battle between the Singhs and the Mughals started. Bhai Uday Singh and Bhai Bachitter Singh jee were
Read MoreGuru Nanak Dev Ji’s Gurpurab will be celebrated by millions of Sikhs around the world this week, yet the majority will celebrate without truly knowing who He is. Most Sikhs misunderstand Guru Sahib’s identity and status in the world. For instance, Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji
Read MoreIn today’s world, some parents, for psychological reasons, choose not to introduce their children to any specific religion. They believe that children should grow up and independently choose their own beliefs and spiritual path. These parents often refrain from providing religious or moral instruction, assuming that
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