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Fought against injustice & tyranny
Today 21st December we commemorate the Shaheedi Divas of Sahibzada Baba Ajit Singh Ji and Sahibzada Baba Jujhar Singh Ji, the elder two princes of Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaaj and all loyal warriors, in the Battle of Chamkaur Sahib.
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New Month: Poh
14th December | "In the month of Poh, the cold does not touch those, whom the Husband Lord hugs close in His Embrace." -Guru Granth Sahib (Ang 135) Read More -
Baba Fateh Singh
Today Marks the Birthday of our brother, Sahibzada Akali Baba Fateh Singh Ji! The Youngest Prince of King of Kings Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaaj (12th December)
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Jatinderpal Singh
Sikh Soldier, Jatinderpal Singh making history by guarding Buckingham Palace while wearing his Turban | An Inspiration to all.
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The Sikh Symbol
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Ek Oankar
This is the Dharmic symbol of the Sikh Dharam (religion) which is derived from “Ek Oankar”. “Ek” means "God is one", and relates to the Sikh belief in the oneness of God. "Oankar” is a symbolic word meaning the Supreme Being, the Ocean of Knowledge and Bliss Absolute, “Oankar” therefore means GOD in His entirety. “Ek Oankar” are also the first two words of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji and also the Mool Mantar.
The Khanda
The Khanda is the other symbol of the Sikhs. It constitutes three symbols in one. The name Khanda is derived from the central symbol which is the double edged sword, the Khanda represents the primal and almighty power of the Creator. The circular symbol (Chakra) represents infinity. Finally the two Kirpans on the outside symbolise the Spiritual (Piri) and Temporal (Miri) powers.
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First Sikh...
Jatinderpal, The Sikh soldier who will be the first to guard Buckingham Palace wearing a Turban instead of a bearskin…Read More -
Indescribable
He created millions of incarnations of Vishnu. He created millions of universes as places to practice righteousness. He created and…Read More
