Then Guru Teg Bahadur was only hope to shield the nation. Living happily with dignity left only in dream. Forgot their own identity, drown by humiliation. Strength equipped powerless, nobody hear their scream.
Puran Singh’s Century-old Advice To Sikhs.
The Ahom women magicians employing their tantric paraphernalia began reciting mantras to Goddess Kamakhaya for destruction of Guru Ji’s encampment directly across the river. But all their magic spells failed to harm the great Guru.
No fee would be charged from those students taking coaching at this institute
Kanwar Singh's painting of Guru Tegh Bahadur the Ninth Master was unveiled at his Solo Exhibition for Sikh Heritage Month Ontario at the Peel Art Gallery, Museum & Archive.
These Sabads (hymns) have been recorded based on the age old tradition of doing Sikh Kirtan, wherein the artists have sung Sabads from Guru Granth sahib with accompaniment of centuries old percussion instrument - Pakhawaj - and string instruments - Taus, Sarangi, Dilruba and Tanpura.
History is about to be made with the christening of a new honorary day in the city of Brandon.
The poetic expression for the game in Punjabi for "Gur ka Noor Awaaz Banenda" is written with an artistic point of view by Harmanjeet Singh (Rani Tatt.)
We cannot find another instance and a parallel, where someone laid down their lives for protection of other's faith. But we can find quite a few examples, when someone laid down his own life for protection of his belief and faith.
Our artists have been hard at work making this brand NEW animated version of the beloved story; "Guru Teg Bahadur and the Magical Land"