News: The Turban Fortress in Sikh Martial History
News: The Sakhi: Guru Ram Rai and Aurangzeb
Guru Har Gobind Sahib Ji, Guru Har Rai Ji embodied the dual role of a saint and a soldier. He maintained a robust army consisting of 2,200 horsemen, prepared to defend when necessary. Despite his military preparedness, the Guru was known for his deep love for peace and his compassionate nature towards all.
News: The Revival of Stringed Instruments in Sikh Keertan
News: The Need for Preserving Sikh Heritage in Pakistan
News: The Miracle_ Reviving the Sikh Panth
News: Embracing Identity_ The Kaur Dilemma
News: The Enigmatic Charm of Punjab's Women: A Journey Through History
News: Harmony in Diversity - Guru Nanak's Legacy of Oneness
News: Harmony and Universality_ The Essence of Guru Granth Sahib
The Guru Granth Sahib is not revered as a deity or image but as the embodiment of Gurbani, the divine Word, revealed directly from the Supreme to the Guru. Gurbani is not a product of human speculation but a sacred revelation bestowed upon chosen individuals at the pinnacle of consciousness, transcending ordinary human experience.
