ISikhi

Bhai Gurcharan Singh Jee was blessed with Amrit with his entire family when he was just three years old. Bhai Sahib was a tireless sevadaar and regularly did Langar Seva during Keertan Smagams. Bhai Sahib also had great love for listening to Keertan.

Bhai Sahib had a compassionate heart. He would help the needy and took on responsibility of the Seva of providing food to patients at a hospital every morning and evening.

Bhai Gurcharan Singh Jee was a close friend of Bhai Fauja Singh Jee and was greatly influenced by his fearless attitude. When the call came for the protest against the Nirankari cult’s actions, Bhai Sahib Jee joined the protest Jatha and attained Shaheedi.

Deena Nath Sunho Ardaas By Bhai Manpreet Singh Ji Kanpuri

Shaheed Bhai Harbhajan Singh Ji was born on 17th April 1947 in the village of Bhattian in Gurdaspur. His father Sardar Jagat Singh was a Gursikh since 1923-24 to the present.

Bhai Harbhajan Singh Ji gave so much to the Guru-Panth in his young age. According to the Guru’s Hukkam,’Thun Munn Sabh Sonp Gur Ko Hukam Munia Payai’, he gave everything to his Guru.

Kin Bidh Mile Gusayi Mere Ram Rai - Bhai Parminder Singh Australia

This shabad Kin Bidh Milai Gusaa-ee Mere Raam Raae is by Guru Arjan Dev in Raag Raag Gauri on Ang 142

Bhai Re Moko Koyee Aye Mile | Bibi Pushpinder Kaur Dodra wale

Tuti Gandhan haar Gopal - Bhai Surjit Singh Ji

Gurmat Veechaar at Brisbane Gurdwara Sahib

Every test in our life makes us bitter or better, every problem comes to break us or makes us. The choice is ours whether we become victim or victor.

The words victim and victor have the same root origin. The prefix vict comes from latin and means to conquer. Of course, the victor is the one who does the conquering and the victim is the one who is conquered. Strange how two words can be so similar in origin, but so diametrically opposite in meaning.

When facing an unfortunate or difficult circumstance it’s easy to choose to be a victim. You may have been stung by someone hitting your car, a dishonest friend, illness, divorce or passing away of family member. In those moments you might think:

- [ ] Why did this happen to me?

- [ ] Why does the world hate me?

With victim mindset, there is a sense of helplessness. They feel powerless to change their situation. They engage frequently in the finger pointing /  blame game. They actively search for reasons why they are in the state they are in and always find a way to justify the blame.

On the other side, Victors prepare their mind every day to be set to the task of what needs to be done in order to achieve the goal down the road. Preparing to achieve is a huge part of the victor’s inner operating system. Even when they fail, they don’t look for blame, they look for the lesson to learn and they get back up and go at it again. No wonder they end up winning a whole lot more than they lose.

REMEMBER - Anything that happens to you in life, no matter how difficult, presents an opportunity to be a victim or a victor. So Your future happiness depends on the choice you make.

TAKE BACK YOUR LIFE RIGHT NOW

The following poem by mystic Professor Puran Singh

expresses the love of Bhai Nand Lal for the Tenth Master.

Dhan Guru Gobind Singh ji Maharaj ❤️💙🧡💛❤️

Vocals - Gurinder Kaur

#ProfPuranSingh #poetry #dhangurugobindsinghji

Satnaam Da Chakar Firaya

Dhan Guru Nanak!

Guru Nanak Dev Sahib ji de parkash purab diyan vadhayian

Uchroh Ram Naam lakh baari - Bibi Jalmeen Kaur Delhi