Rainsabaee celebrating the 553rd Parkash Purab of Dhan Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji Maharaj

Tin Bedhean Kee Kul Bikhai Pragatte Nanak Rai - Giani Gurdev Singh Ji

Amazing must watch Katha & Kirtan on the beautiful shabad (hymn) 'Terai Bharosai Pyare'. If you read the translation of this shabad on iGurbani or SikhiToTheMax , you might find the translation a bit difficult to connect to. For this Katha (discourse), Bhai Baljit Singh improved on the interpretation of the shabad helping bring the meaning to life. In reflection of this shabad (hymn), Bhai Baljit Singh explains in depth how just like a child sometimes falls over, they can return to the safe laps of their parents, in the same way, we can rely and fall into the loving laps of that One, who resides in the energy of the Sangat (holy congregation). 

Bhai Baljit Singh explains the need for improving the translations of Gurbani and asks for the blessings of the Sangat to work on this project.

Listen to the electric and emotional Kirtan sung beautifully by Bhai Rajan Singh and hear other inspirational stories how Basics of Sikhi and the warm Sangat (congregation) has saved so many people in so many different ways.

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Bhai Rajan Singh - Terai Bharosai Pyaare - Birmingham May 2023

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In this heartfelt Katha, Bhai Harman Singh Ji explores the extraordinary psychological and physical journey of Guru Gobind Singh Ji during one of the most challenging periods of their life. 

From leaving Anandpur Sahib to the splitting of the Sangat at Sarsa River, the battle at Chamkaur Sahib, and his time in the Jungle; this Katha delves into Guru sahib's unwavering resilience, his profound love for Waheguru, and the deep spiritual connection that sustained him through this incomprehensible play of Guru Ji.

Watch Here On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wco2DDYLQQ

Mitter Pyare nu - Guru Gobind Singh Ji's message to Vaheguru - Bhai Harman Singh ji

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Rainsabaee Celebrating the 556th Parkash Purab of Dhan Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji Maharaj

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Bhai Harsimranpreet Singh - Dgn Rainsabaee 2025

*RARE recording* - Ardas by Sant Baba Isher Singh Ji Nanaksar 

Baba Isher Singh Ji from childhood, served as the most devoted "Gurmukh Sewadar" (personal attendant) of Baba Nand Singh Ji of Nanaksar Kaleran. Baba Ji was born in Jhorara Village, Jagraon in the District of Ludhiana, Punjab, India on 26 March, 1916. His father was Sardar Bagga Singh. Upon birth he was named Bhai Inder Singh but Baba Nand Singh Ji changed it to Isher Singh. He was a very pious and devoted person right from his childhood. When Baba Nand Singh Ji returned to his heavenly abode in 1943, Baba Isher Singh Ji could not bear the separation and was in great grief for about seven years. He remained at Jhorara Village. His eyes were usually full of tears most of the time. Nanaksar became almost deserted without his master. Initially Baba Isher Singh Ji had no desire to occupy Nanaksar as his Head Quarters. But soon the devotees there began to complain to Baba Ji regarding the misuse of the holy place by selfish and irresponsible people. Further more the sacred system of worship was being ignored and the devotees earnestly requested him to restore the sanctity of the place. Baba Ji, acting on the heavenly message from Baba Nand Singh Ji, moved to Nanaksar together with the devotees. This news soon spread all over and thousands of devotees joined in for free service ("Kar Sewa"). The "Sarowar", (sacred tank), with the grace of Almighty, was constructed and completed within 28 days. The devotees were extremely happy and celebrated the occasion, after having a bath in the "sarovar", with the distribution of food. Baba Isher Singh Ji also introduced the baptization with sacred Nectar ("Amrit") as prescribed by Guru Gobind Singh Ji (1666 -1708 A.D.) on a large scale. Further to that, the singing of hymns from the Guru Granth Sahib, discourses by different eminent singers ("ragis") and devotees of Baba Ji continued day and night. Besides that Baba Ji visited all the important Sikh religious places in India and conducted religious programmes. The baptization was always a must wherever Baba Ji went. He always emphasized on the importance of "Gurbani" for the true liberation and for overcoming the fear of death.