Har Ki Katha

In this Katha Sri Maan Sant Giani Balwant Singh Ji Kotha Guru (Nirmala Akhara) discuss the jeevan of Baba Sri Chand Ji and the contributions of Udasi Sadhu's to the Sikh Panth. The Udasi Samparda has been coming down from Baba Sri Chand Ji. They have done parchaar of Sikhi all over Asia and the Middle East.

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In this Katha Sant Giani Pooran Singh Ji (Delhi Wale) talk about the mythological Persian Homa bird. In Islam it is said who's head this bird flys over, that person will become a king. Naard Moni Ji came into the the derbar of Guru Gobind Singh Ji dressed as a sadhu and offered feathers from this bird to Guru Sahib. Both in Bhai Gurdaas Ji Vaara and Sri Dasam Granth Sahib this bird is referenced.

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In this short Katha clip Sant Sukhdev Singh Ji Bhucho Wale explains the importants of Amrit Vela. Without Amrit Vela, there is only poison left to take in.

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In this Katha Vidya Maarthand Sri Maan Sant Giani Gurbachan Singh Ji Bhindranwale discuss what the Maha Paaps are according to gurbani. They explain the meanings of "Brehaman Kailee Ghaath Kannjkaa Anacharee Kaa Dhaan".

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In this Katha Sri Maan Sant Giani Mohn Singh Ji Khalsa Bhindranwale narrate the story of Bhai Joga Singh Ji. Bhai Joga Singh Ji came into Guru Gobind Singh Ji's derbar at a young age. Guru Maharaj Ji tested him and saved him from entering the house of a prostitute.

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In this katha Vidya Maarthand Sri Maan Sant Gaini Gurbachan Singh Ji Khalsa Bhindranwale explain the four different types of Bhagats. They provide different examples of Gursikhs from history who have reached these stages.

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In this Katha Sri Maan Sant Giani Jarnail Singh Ji Khalsa Bhindranwale discuss how Guru Maharaj Ji tests his Gursikhs not to let them fail but to help them pass and advance in their SIkhi. Guru Sahib blesses his gursikhs with kirpa once they have passed the test. They provide different examples from Guru Nanak Dev Ji, Guru Gobind Singh Ji and present time.

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In this Katha, Sant Giani Kartaar Singh Ji Khalsa Bhindranwale the 13th Jathedaar of Damdami Taksal share a sakhi on understanding the value of Vaheguru Mantar. Vaheguru mantar is the Jaap of all four ages. This manter is received through the Punj Pyaare and taking Amrit. The Value of this mantar is giving our head to Guru Granth Sahib Ji Maharaaj.

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In this katha Sri Maan Sant Giani Jarnail Singh Ji Bhindranwale the 14th Jathedaar of Damdami Taksal talks about the different powers people get from doing yoga and other spiritual practices and how these leeds to having false pride. They explain how going to sangat helps us remove this pride. Sorry the audio is not the best.

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In this katha Sant Giani Bhagwaan Singh Ji (Nirmal Bhunga Bhindra) discuss what a mangal is, the different types of mangals, when they are done, why they are done and who are they done by. They explain the three main sampardai arths of Ik Onkar and give an example out of Sarkutavli on how Sampardai Mahapurkh have translated Sanatanmat mangals into mangals of Parmatma.

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