Browsing Tag: Puran Singh

Puran Singh’s Century-old Advice To Sikhs.

He came and he went. Only the trail of his garment, still shines, the sound of the hoofs of His steed is still audible. Wrapped in that shining garment, listening to that sound, we go daily where He is. This is the religion of His Disciples. Our eyes are red with the glory that He has shed on our paths. And we go on.

Rise as a host of messiahs and overwhelm the hosts of darkness, hatred and revenge; and free man from the misery of his little self both here and the hereafter.

The living peach and plum are thus at that moment unconscious of any outer universe but of their own flowers. This spontaneous expression of the mystery of life, at once so metaphorical and symbolical, gives us a way to approach art.

Every day he was there in Golden Temple from midnight to early morning doing nitnem and recitation of banee with a large number of devotees.

The Guru Granth Sahib is our 'emancipation proclamation' that boldly calls for us to be sovereign individuals.

When the Guru touched my hair and blessed me, how could I bear my hair being shorn? I nestle the fragrance of His touch in my tresses.