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Shaan and Jyoti episodes
- Episode 13: Samai Di Pukar (Punjabi) by Jaswant BhatiaThe call of time in support of Indian farmers.3 min
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- Episode 11: Farmer’s ProtestShaan and Jyoti learn about the three laws that Punjabi farmers are protesting. They learn about the promise children must make to their people.10 min
- Episode 10: The True ExistenceShaan and Jyoti learn about the concept of before, throughout, and after time. It is inspired by Guru Nanak Dev JI’s writings in Jap Ji Sahib.4 min
- Episode 9: Jap: A Soundless PrayerShaan and Jyoti learn about Jap or meditation. This story is inspired by Jap from the Mool Mantar.9 min
- Episode 8: By the Grace
Shaan and Jyoti learn about recognizing and receiving grace on the occasion of Guru Nanak Dev Ji's 551st birth anniversary (Gurpurab). They learn the importance of having an enlightened teacher through whose grace, they learn about the Waheguru (God).
8 min - Episode 5: Be HatefreeShaan and Jyoti learn to focus on the good even in the midst of rage. The story is inspired by the principle of Nirvair from the Mool Mantar.9 min
- Episode 4: FearlessIn this story Shaan, Jyoti, and their cousin sister Suhani learn about being fearless or Nirbhau. The battle of Saragarhi provides an example of what it means to be fearless.11 min
- Episode 3: Just Imagine!Shaan and Jyoti are creative and their mom encourages the creativity using the inspiration from the Mool Mantar.10 min
- Episode 2: Telling the Truth
This episode teaches children about being brave and tell the truth. Using the example of the world's youngest martyrs Sahibzada Zorawar Singh Ji and Sahibzada Fateh Singh Ji (Chote Sahibzadeh), Shaan and Jyoti learn the importance of staying true to who they are and telling the truth even when it is difficult.
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About Shaan and Jyoti
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Shaan, a 2 years old Sikh boy, wants to have a meeting with Waheguru (The Universal Creator), but he doesn't know how to talk to Waheguru about a sister. Shaan goes through a personal experience of…
lighting that Jyot within him (The inner divine light in every living being).