works

Dive into Jagjit Singh Guleria's poetic works like Jharnatan & Annsian, continuing a rich mystical tradition. Translator of Sikhism in modern context.

Discover the rich history of Punjabi literature with Dr. Surinder Singh Kohli, an acclaimed author and critic known for his works on Sikhism and Sufi tradition.

Discover Bhai Mul Singh's legacy as a revered Sikh preacher, blending tradition with reform, and his contributions to Sikh literature and history.

Delve into Prikhia Prakaran, a detailed analysis of Sikh texts, including Guru Granth Sahib and Dasam Granth, by Pandit Tara Singh Narotam.

Discover the life, works, and influence of 19th-century Punjabi poet Ramdas Bava from the Divana sect, including his patronage by Maharaja Narinder Singh.

Explore the life and works of Bhai Sahib Singh Mrigind, a celebrated poet in Jind's princely court, known for his extensive contributions in Braj.

Explore the life and works of Kavi Saundha Singh, the renowned poet of Punjab, esteemed for his substantial literary contributions.

Explore the life of Sumer Singh Bava, a renowned cleric and scholar, famed for Sikh learning and Hindi poetry. Learn about his contributions including Gurupad Prem Prakas.

Explore the compelling works of Santokh Singh 'Dheer', a bold Punjabi poet whose literature resonates with truth and passion for social change.

Discover the rich history and influence of tika, from ancient Indian texts to Sikh scriptural commentaries such as the renowned Faridkot Tika.

BISHAN SINGH, SANT (d. 1973), holy saint most of whose life was spent in works of seva, raising of buildings by labour volunteered by devotees, at different shrine sites, came of a well to do Sindhi family. Nothing is known about his early life except that his parents were Sahajdhari Sikhs and that he was in government service when he came in 1940 to the Punjab on a pilgrimage visiting Sikh places of worship and saw Sant Gurmukh Singh of Patiala, then engaged in massive works of seva reconstructing the shrines and sacred pools at Khadur Sahib and Goindval. Bishan Singh was so impressed by the piousness, humility and devotion of Sant Gurmukh Singh and of the large number of Sikhs volunteering their labour that he resigned his post in the government, gave away his personal belongings and joined the holy company.

Explore BRAHAM GIAN, an 18th-century Punjabi theological manuscript, preserved in limited copies, offering insights into divine knowledge and Sikh tenets.