Sojhi: A Kid's Cast

This podcast brings us to Haridwar, a town that lies on the banks of the Ganges river. Guru ji challenges the thinking of the men whom he meets at the river. They explore the idea of sending love to the ancestors by providing them with resources, in this case being water. But Guru ji posits that we need to embrace our love for our loved ones that are alive today rather than focusing on those that have left this world.

The eye-opening discussion is absolutely worth listening to because it broadens your mindset on how we engage as human beings and how we express our compassion and love for one another.

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Featuring: Inni Kaur 

#Nanakshahi550 #Children #KidsCast #SikhPodcast #Podcast #Sojhi

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Book: Sakhi Time with Nani ji

Our next podcast takes place in Tulamba, focusing on a man named Sajjan and an inn he ran for travelers to stay overnight. Over time, Sajjan began engaging in a very unhealthy habit, which negatively affected travelers. He was stealing personal items from the rooms where the travelers were staying. What started as a means of keeping things left behind when the travelers left quickly turned into him going right into their rooms and stealing it while staying at the inn.

Guru ji and Bhai Mardana decided to stay at Sajjan’s inn while traveling through Tulamba. Sajjan was thrilled, mostly because he had this sense that Guru ji was wealthy. His goal was to rob Guru ji.

Listen to find out what happened next.

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Featuring: Inni Kaur 

#Nanakshahi550 #Children #KidsCast #SikhPodcast #Podcast #Sojhi

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Book: Sakhi Time with Nani ji

In this episode, we delve into Malik Bhago, a very wealthy and powerful man who held a feast for the gods and goddesses to seek their blessings.

Guru ji was the only one who refused his invitation. It was infuriating to Malik Bhago that someone would decline an invitation to a feast; he wanted every holy man’s blessing. But the reason was simple: we are all children of Vahiguru, and there is not one person that is higher or more important than the other. Guru ji knew who Malik Bhago really was?

Listen to find out what Guru ji knew about the feast and how Malik Bhago reacted afterward.

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Featuring: Inni Kaur 

#Nanakshahi550 #Children #KidsCast #SikhPodcast #Podcast #Sojhi

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Book: Sakhi Time with Nani ji

In this episode, we learn more about friendships and growing up while remaining apart.

Guru Nanak Sahib ji left Talwandi to live with his sister, Bebe Nanaki, and her husband, Jairam Das, in Sultanpur. The Governor of Sultanpur hired Guru ji to manage the storehouse. It was quite an important job.

After a few years, Guru ji invited his best friend, Bhai Mardana, to live with him.

Listen and find out what happens when the two friends begin living together.

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Featuring: Inni Kaur 

#Nanakshahi550 #Children #KidsCast #SikhPodcast #Podcast #Sojhi

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Book: Sakhi Time with Nani ji

Author: Inni Kaur

Editor: Mallika Kaur

Translator: Balbir Madhopuri

English Narrator: Inni Kaur

Panjabi Narrator: Arpinder Kaur

In this episode, we explore what happened during Guru Nanak Sahib’s “janeu” ceremony.

When Guru ji was eleven years old, Pandit Hardyal, the family priest, told his parents, Pita Kalu ji and Mata Tripta ji, that now was his time for the “janeu” ceremony. They agreed and set up the plans for the ceremony.

However, things did not go according to plan.

Follow along to find out what happened at the “janeu” ceremony.

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Featuring: Inni Kaur

#Nanakshahi550 #Children #KidsCast #SikhPodcast #Podcast #Sojhi

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Book: Sakhi Time with Nani ji

Author: Inni Kaur

Editor: Mallika Kaur

Translator: Balbir Madhopuri

English Narrator: Inni Kaur

Panjabi Narrator: Arpinder Kaur

In this episode, we learn that Guru Nanak Sahib was unlike other children in the village; he was more in tune with nature. He spent his days watching the birds and the trees and talking with all the holy men who came to the village. He had so many questions about life.

Pita ji was not pleased with his constant questioning, so he sent Guru ji to the village school. Pandit Gopal Dass, the school teacher, noted that Guru ji was quite a fast learner. A few years went by, and the Pandit alerted Pita ji that although Guru ji was an incredible student and great learner, he still had several questions about life.

Listen to what happens next ...

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Featuring: Inni Kaur

#Nanakshahi550 #Children #KidsCast #SikhPodcast #Podcast #Sojhi

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Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-sikh-cast-sikhri/support

Book: Sakhi Time with Nani ji

Author: Inni Kaur

Editor: Mallika Kaur

Translator: Balbir Madhopuri

English Narrator: Inni Kaur

Panjabi Narrator: Arpinder Kaur