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Discover Pravritti and Nivritti in ancient texts—journeys of action, knowledge, and spiritual liberation!

Discover Shahi Tibbi, a battle site near Kiratpur Sahib, where Guru Gobind Singh's brave followers fought valiantly. Visit this historic gurdwara.

Explore Sher Singh Atarivala's pivotal role in leading Sikh resistance against the British, stirring a movement for freedom in Punjab's rich history.

Dive into the wisdom of Saunaka, the sage who shaped Vedic traditions, and explore the critical views on omens in Sikh Scripture. Insightful knowledge awaits!

Explore the epic Punjabi verse Var Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji Ki, detailing Guru Gobind Singh's 1688 victory. Read this captivating historical account now.

Explore the daring escape and valiant battles of Englishman Barlow from being a prisoner in Afghanistan to his roles in the Sikh Empire until 1845.

BHANU, BHAI, BhaiJattu, Bhai Nihalu and Bhai Tiratha, all Chaddha Khatris, were devoted Sikhs. Once they presented themselves before Guru Arjan to have a doubt resolved. They made obeisance to the Guru and said, "Lord, in one of your hymns there is a line: `He alone kills and He alone saves; there is nothing in man`s power.` Yet another hymn says: `In this field of action, as thou so west, so shalt thou reapest.` Which of the two precepts shall apply? Because, if He performs or gets performed all actions, how are we answerable for them? And, if we have to suffer the consequences of our actions, we must have the freedom to act with discretion." The Guru, as says Bhai Mani Singh, Sikhan di Bhagat Mala, replied: "Some merit liberation through action, some through worship, some through knowledge.

Explore the concept of Buddhi, the intellect in Sikhism, and its moral distinctions from gurbani, highlighting its role in ethical discernment.

CHUHAR, BHAI, Bhai Sam. Bhai Lala, all Sethi Khatris, and Bhai Nihalu were good musicians and had facility in expounding the holy hymns. Whenever they sang, discussed or discoursed on the sacred hymns, the sangat, records Bhai Mani Singh in his Sikhari di Bhagat Mala, felt deeply impressed. Guru Arjan appreciated their talent, too, and once spoke to them, "Good deeds are necessary along with a sweet voice.

Discover the legacy of Ganga Ram, a brave son of Bhai Sadhu and Bibi Viro, who fought valiantly in the 1688 Battle of Bhangani alongside Guru Gobind Singh.