Bhai Harpal Singh Ji - Dharna (Koi Kise da Kise da Koi Mera Ik Tuhi Maalka)

In this 14th episode, Birha or pangs of separation in the context of Gurmat will be explored. Birha is a condition of the mind wherein the lover undergoes severe pains as a result of separation from the beloved. The pangs of such separation is known as Birha. The state of Birha can only be understood if one has loved. Without love, the condition and state of Birha is inexplicable. Birha is the pull to the string of love which brings us closer to our Guru and ultimately merges into Him. The need of Birha can only arise with the blessing of Satguru.

14. Rah- E-Mohabbat- Birha

Listen to the 15th episode of Rah-e-Mohabbat, Bhagat. Bhagat (devotee) is one who is an embodiment of Bhagti (devotion). A Bhagat is above all worldly bondages and attachment. Bhagats do not live in fear of worldly powers. Bhagat is also one who is dedicated and submitted to His Master. Bhagats are the beloved of the Guru/Almighty
They live in innocence to the world, away from all the complexities of daily lives.

15. Rah- E-Mohabbat- Bhagat

Listen to the 16th episode of Rah-e-Mohabbat, Bhola Bhao. Bhola Bhao is a state above Maya. Bhola Bhao is a straight forward love for the Guru without any if’s and but’s. Having to love innocently requires a very developed mindset which can only be developed by the grace of Guru.  A Gurmukh loves the Guru innocently and in return, the Guru cares for the Sikh in this and the after world.

16. Rah - E-Mohabbat- Bhola Bhao

In this episode hear how the young son of Guru Hargobind passes away in Amritsar. This relates to Chapter 58 of Raas 6.

Epsiode 245 - Baba Atal Rai Passes Away

Sacha Sahib Sadh Meharvaan - Bhai Nirmaljot Singh Ji

In this episode we begin a small series on Bhai Gurdas and his saga which begins with an expedition to buy horses from Kabul Afghanistan. This relates to Chapter 2 of Raas 7.

Episode 248 - The Saga of Bhai Gurdas Part 1

Listen to the 18th episode of Rah-e-Mohabbat, Arpana. Arpna means to surrender or to submit. One submits a valuable possession in hopes to get something greater. Within Sikhi, a Sikh has to surrender the the mind, body & wealth to the Guru. By submitting worldly mortal possessions like our body, wealth and self, the Guru in return blesses with liberation from the cycle of reincarnations. A Sikh is initiated into the fold of Khalsa only after the agreement that the Sikh is willing to sacrifice his/her head for the Panth and Guru. The happiness the whole world is running after is only achieved by letting go.

18. Rah - E-Mohabbat- Arpana

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How can we stop hating someone? Hatred is a strong emotion that can cause more upset to us than anyone else, but how do we overcome this emotion? Bhai Baljit Singh Ji delves into the Mool Mantar, looking at the word Nirvair (without hate), and explains how this is a quality we can also adopt.

This video has some real-life examples of how we can live a life without having hatred for anyone or anything.

#NoHate #Spirituality #Mantra

How To Stop Hating Someone | Nirvair | Mool Mantar Mini Series

Gursikhi refers to the discipleship of the Guru. This is a path of following the teachings of the Guru and dedicating everything to the Guru. The path of Gursikhi is most difficult as the battle is with the self or Haumai. However, the rewards of Gursikhi is most precious and supreme, through the Guru's grace.

18. Rah - E-Mohabbat- Arpana

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