Note: This audio file is originally the content of "Kirtan Sewa Malasiya". I'm just re-uploading here(Sharing Guru's word with everyone 😇)  

Link to source video: https://youtu.be/gU__D_TVw8Y

Puratan Reet in Raag Asa - Aao Ji Tu Aao Hamare - Bhai Sandeep Singh Hazoori Ragi Darbar Sahib

Mera Man Sadh Jana.mp3

Gobind Ki Aaisi Kar Kamae - Bibi Simarjeet Kaur Ji Faridabad

innerG 🧬 | GIANI SURINDER SINGH SAMRAT

Jab tak Karaah Parshaad vartadaa rahae sadh sangat addol batthee rahae|
Until Karaah Parshaad has been served to everyone, the congregation ought to be still and remain seated.

In this series of videos we look at the 52 Hukamnamas given to all sikhs by Guru Gobind Singh Ji. They are practical instructions that we can all begin to incorporate into our life to start earning the Grace of Khalgidaar Patshah. 

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Hukam #13 Remain Seated In The Darbar Until Karah Parshad Has Been Given To All

Commemorating the 30th Shaheedi Divas of Bhai Jaswant Singh Ji Khalra at GNG Smethwick

RaagKhamaj - Jau Tau Prem Khelan Ka Chau

Sung by Bhai Manbir Singh Ji Australia, Ustaad Surdarshan Singh Ji and their jatha.

Jau Tau Prem Khelan Ka Chau - Raag Khamaaj | Bhai Manbir Singh Ji & Ustad Surdarshan Singh

Compete Asa Di Vaar with Tanti Saaj by Bhai Avtar Singh Ji Ragi

Bhai Avtar Singh Ji was the 12th generation Raagi from his family and his father was the noted Bhai Jwala Singh Ji. Bhai Avtar Singh was born in 1925 in a Gursikh family with a direct historical connection to Ragis from the times of our Gurus. Bhai Jawala Singh imparted his knowledge of Gurmat Sangeet to Bhai Avtar Singh and his older brother Bhai Gurcharan Singh, and together, they were the eleventh generation exponents of Gurbani Kirtan. The family has been involved in Gurmat Sangeet for over 400 years, and Bhai Avtar Singh and Bhai Gurcharan Singh have rendered invaluable service to the Sikh Panth by preserving Gurmat Sangeet in its pristine form. They documented hundreds of traditional Gurmat Sangeet compositions in their book "Gurbani Sangeet Prachin Reet Ratnavali." Bhai Avtar Singh was always an accomplished player of many musical instruments, including the Taus. After a hiatus of 59 years, he picked up the Taus again in 2005, thus bringing back the practice of Gurmat Sangeet with the use of a stringed instrument. Many recordings feature Bhai Sahib playing Kirtan on Taus. Recently, the Kirtan Jatha has been renewed upon being joined by Bhai Kultar Singh, Bhai Avtar Singh Ji's son, who gave up his professional career to propagate the family's tradition as exponents of Gurmat Sangeet. He forms the twelfth generation of Ragis starting in the times of the Gurus. The jatha has continued to show its unwavering commitment and dedication to the traditional style of Kirtan and has continued the old traditions of the Gurus' Ragis. In 2004, Bhai Avtar Singh, with Bhai Swarn Singh and Bhai Kultar Singh, played a crucial role in the Interfaith meeting at Forum 2004 in Barcelona, Spain. They represented the Sikh community for almost seven days and showcased the Guru's music at its best. They performed many recitals of Gurbani Kirtan in front of a cross-section of the world community and were the marvellous face of the Guru's music for the world. Bhai Avtar Singh was always very humble and had a lot of "Nimrata," which was always so moving for the Sangat. He was an inspiration to all the Sangat, both at the venue in Spain and back in the UK. He was always ready to teach his art to young students, and many hundreds have been inspired by him. Bhai Avtar Singh, who was 81 years old, passed away peacefully at about 10.50 PM (IST), November 24th, 2006, at his residence, with his whole family present. His death was a great loss to the Sikh community, who acknowledged his devotion and dedication to Gurmat Sangeet.

Asa Di Vaar with Tanti Saaj (Complete) - Bhai Avtar Singh Ji Ragi

Jab Ham Hote Tab Tu Nahee - Bhai Gurmail Singh Ji

ਹਮ ਕੂਕਰ ਤੇਰੇ ਦਰਬਾਰਿ - Bhai Jagpal Singh Ji UK _ Mumbai Akj Samagam 2017 ( Moments ) 3

Dekh Phool Phool Phoole - Bhai Maninder Singh Hazoori Ragi

Durga Paath Banaya(Chandi Di Vaar)akali paatshah Gobind Singh Ji Raag Durga Teen Taal

Basics of Sikhi - Spreading the wisdom of the Sikh Gurus in English