He wore a long light-brown garment that draped down to his knees fastened with what looked like gold buttons. In the background stood a large mango tree bathed in raindrops. Three musicians–a tanpura and tabla player, and a male vocalist performed a raag. Rain, music and mangoes. read more
Bhai Sahib stressed that just doing Naam Simran and Paath and focusing on our own personal life alone is not good enough. Neither is focusing on seva of the Panth whilst ignoring and not putting in practice Rehat (discipline), Amrit-Vela and Naam Simran. read more
She said that Sikhs need to tell the world that the Gurbani and Naam is the cure for all diseases and that it has power to heal the mind, body and soul. She smiled and said "You have the cure, you have the medicine - and you need to share it with the world!" read more
The Song of Bliss is the seal of all the previous meditations and prayers and is crystallizes the mind's learning and explodes a person into the totality of bliss of their own soul. read more
I cannot teach you how to pray in words.
Prayer comes only from the heart.
It is your mouth and your ears.
God is the speaker and God the listener. read more
"I am not good, no one is bad," is a shabad found on ang 728 in Guru Granth Sahib Ji that every Sikh should chant each morning for a half hour before beginning their day. Over time that line will become so engraved in your mind you won’t have to chant it no more. read more
Several Satsang samagams are being organised by 'Brahm Bunga Trust' in Punjab and other villages and cities. Now these samagams are being organised at various other places in India and abroad. Inspired by the true love and selfless service there is an increased enthusiasm to organize more and more such satsang samagams worldwide. read more
The Guru lies within each of us. It is the compass needle that always points true north – the touchstone of Truth – the conscience of every individual. read more
With progression of Simran, we soon attain a state of peace, balance and bliss. The first stage is the audible repetition of the Divine Naam. This is called Jaapa. read more