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Bed Time Stories 6
Bed Time Stories include Guru Hargobind, Guru Har Rai, Guru Harkrishan.
The victories of Sikhs in these battles proved that the Sikhs were always ready to fight for the defence of their rights. The fear of death had vanished from the hearts of the Sikhs...
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Travels of Guru Nanak
Guru Nanak was, undoubtedly, the most widely travelled man of his age. After his enlightenment, he devoted about two and half decades of his career in visiting numerous places in and out of India. A determined and zealous preacher, he was not deterred by the difficulties which hampered the journey of traveller in medieval times. In this atlas volume, on various maps, the places visited by the divine master are clearly shown. All the places visited by the Master in the course of his three udasis in chronological order.
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Bed Time Stories 5
Bed Time Stories 5 includes Guru Angad Dev Ji, Guru Amardas ji, Guru Ram Das Ji.
In this book you will see that as the people gave up false rituals and became the Guru's Sikhs on account of preaching of the Guru's successors.
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Select Sikh Scriputres Vol.IV
Being published on the auspicious occasion of the birth of the Khalsa, the final in the four-volume series entitled Select Sikh Scriptures is exclusively devoted to sri. Guru Gobind Singh, the creator of the Khalsa who moulded the followers of Guru Nanak into a people fired with the spirit of righteousness and imbued to resist evil, if necessary, by sword. The selection is based upon Dasam Granth, the compilation said to have been undertaken by Bhai Mani Singh at the command of Mata Sundri after the passing away of her spouse. Of late, there has been a well-meaning controversy about the authenticity of the entire text of Dasam Granth as it has travelled to us. An assiduous attempt has, therefore, been made to include in the present volume only those bains whose veracity is beyond doubt. It contains major works like Jaap Saheb
Hazare in full and select sheaves of Swaiyyasm, Kabits and Chhands, the poetic moulds in which the master excelled. Guru Gobind Singh wrote at an ecstatic pitch; in Jaap Saheb alone he has some 950 names for Divine Entity. The text of the original in Hindi, Braj, Sanskrit litterateur, trying as far as possible to do full justice to the original which is both lyrical and searching, intense and rarefied.
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Select Sikh Scriputres Vol.II
This second is the series of Select Sikh Scriptures, this volume is devoted to Guru Arjan Dev, the fifth Guru. A highly evolved soul, he was both a sensitive poet and an accomplished musician who has the largest numbers of hymns (2218) in the Holy Granth, set to music in 29 ragas. The founder of the harimandir, presently known as the Golden Temple, Guru Arjan dev had a catholictity of outlook he invited Mian Mir, a Muslim divine from Lahore, to lay the foundation stone of the Sikhs sanctum sanctorum. Not only this, as the compiler of the Guru Granth Sahib, besides the other Sikh Gurus, he dad 30 men of God belonging to various castes and creed, religions and avocations to figure in it. Guru Arjan Devs magnum opus the Sukhmani is recited by the devotees every morning and ranks amongst the most inspired longer hymns in spiritual literature
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Sacred Jap Ji
It is most difficult for a mortal to interpret and explain the meaning of the Divine Verse of the Jap(u) Ji Sahib and other courage to submit that the entire subject has been dealt with in a new form in this book. The letters used for transliterating the verse give almost the exact sounds of the words as used in the Gurmukhi Script. All attempts have been made to give the translation in simple English language. The learned readers may find mistakes. May almighty God and the Satguru Shower Their Grace on all of us, so that this work may be of some use of the world.
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Fifty-Two A Commandments of Guru Gobind Singh
Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth Sikh Guru, before leaving for the heavenly abode, had given some instructions to his followers present at Nanded in 1708. Baba Ram Singh Koer Ji, the great-grandson of Baba Budha Ji wrote down these injunctions, which have fortunately come to us through an old manuscript.
The author elaborates these 52 commandments in the light of Gurbani. Hence the book provides a comprehensive critique on the Sikh way of life prescribed by the tenth Guru Himself.
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Punjab Fairs and Festival
This book contains all the major fairs of Punjab and traces origin and development through the ages up to the present time. Research has shown that the pre-independence Punjab celebrated 7,000 melas. The 1961 census lists 4,561 fairs in Indian Punjab.
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