Browsing Tag: Gurbani

EcoSikh is proud to announce that the Gurdwara Guide and the Gurbani Compilation 'Eak Bageecha,' (Punjabi and English) have been uploaded to our website. ..helpful for Ragis and others orators who would want to elaborate Gurbani's message during the celebration of the Sikh Environment Day on March 14th which is the Gurgaddi Diwas of Guru Har Rai ji.

"I want to reintroduce traditional instruments in today's world, which has forgotten the beauty of classical hymns. I teach my students to be the messengers of traditional music"

Shabad is a part of the power of God, and when the Shabad merges in you and becomes you, then you experience your own divinity.

What I’ve studied in Sukhmani this year gives me a much clearer context for the last moment of life, that last breath. And it basically comes down to this: Is God good? Or is God everything?

Now you can easily listen to SikhNet Radio, including live Gurdwara audio broadcasts from all over the world, anytime and anywhere you go.

I pick up my Nit Nem and begin reading/reciting Japji Sahib, the Sikh morning prayer, which includes the line, “The gems, the jewels, the rubies, are in the mind..."

A unique experience of puratan keertan on 15th, 16th & 17th October 2010. Instruments such as Rabab, Taus, Saranda etc and singing of Ilahi Baani in Gurbani raag will re-create a spell binding experience reminiscent of darbars of first 10 Gurus.

The whole text of Charitropakhyan deals with different aspects or shades of a woman's nature, some good some bad. The claim by some that these are useless sensual tales arises from incomplete reading of Charitropankhyan with a fickle mind already polluted by the kaamic mud which is all around us.

It is my ardaas before Satguru for a miracle on the Sikh panth at this time. We are totally disunited. We need a miracle to get united again. Guru Sahib jeeo, kirpa karo.

Breath is God’s gift of life and when we use it to utter sounds, those sounds carry the creative power of the universe within them, setting up a chain reaction in the cosmos.

The style of Kirtan of Bhai Surjan Singh was different from that of the other ragies. He switched over to performing kirtan in simpler style instead of traditional and classical style.

One of the most precious of our traditions is our distinct spiritual music, which flourished during the time of our great Gurus..

Human birth is supreme amongst all life forms as it provides an opportunity for the soul to end its journey of births and deaths and merge in God. For this to occur, a human must realize why he or she has taken this birth and then conduct his or her life accordingly.

Do you believe in miracles? If not, meet 60-year-old Vasu Bhardwaj, who was suffering from bone cancer two years ago and doctors had shown their helplessness to cure him. Today he is a fit man. There is no sign of malignancy in his body.

Infatuated by colours since childhood, Hardeep Singh has graduated to rewriting the Gurbani of Guru Granth Sahib in calligraphy style, following the century-old fashion of drafting.

Guru Gobind Singh's achievements in a short span of 42 years speak volumes about his multifaceted personality.

The twelve months in divine poetry

Hazoori Ragis Chardi Kalaa Jatha from Miri Piri Academy Are Coming to Melbourne Australia December 2nd to December 10th, 2009

Gurbani points to a Creator that is beyond personality, but we are always referring to a “Him”. Even using the word “God” is limiting.

This resource is intended to evolve into a complete dictionary of the Siri Guru Granth Sahib in English. Anyone can add and edit this dictionary so come and participate.

Now you can easily listen to SikhNet Radio, including live Gurdwara audio broadcasts from all over the world, anytime and anywhere you go.

In this realm of mostly male voices, Ms. Kaur-Singh has taken an original position on a much-needed project...

In Guru Arjan’s time, the Granth (then the Pothi Sahib), was the center of the Darbar, even in the presence of Guru Arjan himself.

Sikhs celebrate the 405th anniversary of the first installation of the Siri Guru Granth Sahib, before the ninth Guru Teg Bahadur Ji’s writings were added

In their deeply meditative Kirtan they represent the universal human soul, longing for union with the Beloved Lord, the One Creator.

God is nothing but your own inner consciousness. Now I will agree with you that you cannot always feel God, but that is because you think that you are separate from God.

A Sikh has a brand but he does not have to advertise it.

S for Spirituality, I for Individuality, K for Knowledge and H for humility.