A Celebration of Faith, Heritage, and Young Talent Imagine stepping into Gurdwara Sri Raja Ram, Harchowal. The sacred hall is alive with devotion as children’s voices rise in soulful Gurbani recitations, their handsRead More ...
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From Self to Oneness — The Teachings of Sant Teja Singh Ji
A Journey from Oneness to Inner Awakening — Recap of Part 1 and 2 In Part 1, we explored how Sant Teja Singh Ji, a saint-scholar of the modern era, delivered a compelling message of Science and Spirituality at the WorldRead More ...
Sant Teja Singh Ji’s Blueprint for Spiritual Awakening
In the first part of this series, we explored how Sant Teja Singh Ji, a saint-scholar of the modern era, bridged the gap between science and spirituality at the World Congress of Religions for World Peace, Japan, 1956Read More ...
Sant Teja Singh Ji – Merging Intellect with Inner Light
In 1956, the world witnessed a historic moment at the 8th World Congress of Religions for World Peace in Shimizu City, Japan. Among delegates from across the globe, one figure stood out — a dignified saint in radiantRead More ...
Sant Teja Singh Ji – A Legacy of Seva and Wisdom
In a world often torn between intellect and inner peace, Sant Teja Singh Ji (1877–1965) stood as a rare beacon who walked both paths—of mind and soul—with unmatched clarity and divine purpose. Harvard and HumilityRead More ...
From Parade Grounds to Paintings- How Akal Academy Baru Sahib Lit Up Guru Nanak’s 550th Birth Anniversary
“Let no man in the world live in delusion. Without a Guru, none can cross over to the other shore.” — Guru Nanak Dev Ji A Celebration Etched in Spirit & Color This Annual day was special. The students had left noRead More ...
The Sikh Soldier Who Challenged Racial Discrimination: The Story of Bhagat Singh Thind
“Grandpa, can you tell me a story?” little Nini asked as she settled into her favorite spot beside her grandfather. “Of course, Nini,” her grandfather replied, his eyes twinkling with warmthRead More ...
Chal Seva Kariye: The Story of Selfless Service in Sikhism
“Grandpa, can you tell me a story about how people can make a difference in the world?” Nini asked with curiosity sparkling in her eyes. “Of course, Nini,” her grandfather replied, smilingRead More ...
Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji – a brief history
The Early Days Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji the Sixth Master of Sikhs, the son of Mata Ganga and Guru Arjan Dev, was born in 1595 in village Wadali of Amritsar district. Baba Buddha Ji, a renowned Divine person, whoRead More ...
SAT BABA ATTAR SINGH JI
BABA ATAR SIṄGH, (1866-1927), of Mastûâṇâ, the most charismatic figure in latter-day Sikh piety, was born on 13 March 1866 in the village of Chîmâ, in Saṅgrûr district of the Punjab. His father, Karam Siṅgh, was aRead More ...
Akal Academy, Baru Sahib dedicated its annual day to Guru Nanak’s 550th with a beautiful art exhibition!
Akal Academy, Baru Sahib, reverently dedicated its 31st Annual Day to commemorate the 550th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev Ji on October 20, 2019. The day unfolded with a magnificent parade, showcasing theRead More ...
Prakash Purab of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji
As the evening breeze whispered through the curtains, Grandpa and Nini sat cozily by the fireplace, their faces illuminated by the flickering flames. With a gentle smile, Grandpa turned to Nini, his eyes twinkling withRead More ...
Honoring Mothers: A Sikh Perspective on Mother’s Day
Remembering the Roots: The Evolution of Mother’s Day Mother’s Day, initially conceived as a meeting of grieving mothers during the American Civil War, has transformed into a global celebration of maternal love andRead More ...
Bibi Mariam: A Timeless Example of Maternal Guidance and Spiritual Nurturing
A Sweet Incentive for Spiritual Growth The story of Baba Fareed Ji and his mother, Bibi Mariam, offers a charming insight into the early spiritual upbringing of a revered saint. As a young child, Baba Fareed Ji wasRead More ...
Mother of The Khalsa Panth ~ Life of Mata Sahib Kaur Ji
In the rich tapestry of Sikh history, Mata Sahib Kaur stands as a luminous figure, revered as the Mother of the Khalsa Panth. Her love, devotion, and selflessness have left an indelible mark on the Sikh communityRead More ...
