Kirtan By Bhai Naranjan Singh Ji, Bhai Hari Singh and Bhai Gurrajan Singh

Recorded at The Sikh Temple, Leeds on Monday 13th May 2024

Nanak Naam Milai Tan Jeeva
Koi Aan Milave
Nanak Garib Deh Pia
Deh Shiva Bar Mohe Eha

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Kirtan by Bhai Niranjan Singh

Finding our true home - Immersion in Simran Meditation

Waheguru Simran sung and produced by Maninder Singh A.K.A Mind Frique / Gurbani House, featuring Eimee Bajwa.

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Waheguru Simran for inner Peace (KF177) - Mind Frique

In this episode of our Salok Mahalla 9 series, we explore Saloks 13 to 16, where Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji gives guidance on how to live a truly balanced life.

Guru Ji explains that life is full of highs and lows, joy and sorrow, gain and loss, honour and dishonour. The challenge is not to be swept away by either extreme. A balanced life comes from maintaining steadiness of mind, staying grounded in remembrance of Vaheguru no matter what situations arise.

Through these Saloks, Guru Ji shows us that true strength is not in chasing constant happiness or avoiding pain, but in cultivating a mind that rests in Naam and accepts Hukam (the Divine Will). This way of living brings peace, clarity, and resilience in every stage of life.

These teachings are timeless, offering practical wisdom for anyone seeking stability in today’s fast paced, uncertain world.

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Salok Mahalla 9 - Week 6 - How can I live a balanced life

Kirtan Fi Sikh Music Podcast Episode 6 - Sangat Ji welcome to the the Kirtan Fi Podcast.   In this episode we have four way conversation with Bhai Harmanpreet Singh, Sukhmanpreet Singh & Gursharan singh.  You will be able to hear their debut album release titled Dilho Muhabat at Kirtanfi.com/93.
In this podcast we got to discuss their childhood, growing up in the UK and challeneges faced such as bullying and how they dealt with it, how they met and formed their jatha, life outside and inside of Kirtan as well as  some funny thigns which have happened along the way!
Please forgive us for any mistakes and drop a like and comment with feedback and please share the link to help grow this podcast.

Massive thank you to Sangat TV for the location to record this episode!

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Dilho Muhabat (KF93)
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Ep 6 - IT IS FUNDAMENTAL // Life, Kirtan, Work & Travel - Harmanpreet Singh & Jatha // Kirtan Fi Podcast

In this episode of our Salok Mahalla 9 series, we focus on Saloks 17 and 18, where Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji teaches the importance of detachment from maya.

Guru Ji explains that maya, the illusion of worldly attachments, constantly pulls us into desires, possessions, and temporary pleasures. While these may appear attractive, they ultimately distract the soul from its true purpose. By becoming aware of maya and loosening its grip, we can live in the world without being consumed by it.

Through these Saloks, Guru Ji reminds us that detachment does not mean abandoning life, but living with awareness, balance, and remembrance of Vaheguru. This path frees us from the endless cycle of craving and disappointment, and opens the door towards lasting peace and liberation.

These teachings invite us to reflect on our own attachments and to seek the eternal treasure of Naam over the fleeting comforts of material life.
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00:00:00 - Salok Mahalla 9 - Week 7 - Detachment from maya
00:55:22 - Katha by Bhai Gursevak Singh Ji  

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Salok Mahalla 9 - Week 7 - Detachment from maya

Lovely Shabad written by Bhatt Sathaa & Balvand in ustat of Dhan Sri Guru Arjan dev Ji Maharaj.  Beautifully sung by Bibi Sarbjit Kaur Ji (Mohali). Wondefully produced by Mind Frique / Gurbani House.  Specia thanks to Bhenji's Ustad Kulwinder Singh ji and Ustad Jai Singh Ji.

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Takhat Baitha Arjan Guru (KF178)- Bibi Sarbjit Kaur Ji (Mohali) // Gurbani House

In this episode of our Salok Mahalla 9 series, we explore Saloks 19 to 22, where Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji speaks directly about the destructive nature of ego.

Guru Ji explains that ego is one of the greatest obstacles on the spiritual path. It disguises itself as pride, self-importance, or attachment to achievements, but in reality it blinds the soul from recognising Vaheguru’s presence. The higher the ego rises, the further we drift from truth.

Through these Saloks, Guru Ji reminds us that real freedom comes only when we let go of the “I” and surrender to the Divine Will. To let the ego go is to open the heart to humility, compassion, and connection with the eternal.

These verses are a call to reflect deeply on our own lives, to see where ego still holds sway, and to take steps towards living with humility and grace.

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Salok Mahalla 9 - Week 8 - Letting The E-Go

In this episode of our Salok Mahalla 9 series, we reflect on Saloks 23 to 25, where Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji describes life as a fleeting dream.

Guru Ji explains that just as dreams vanish upon waking, so too will the wealth, relationships, and pleasures of this world eventually fade. The danger lies in becoming so attached to this dreamlike existence that we mistake it for reality. When we love the dream, we forget the eternal truth.

Through these Saloks, Guru Ji urges us to recognise the temporary nature of life and redirect our love towards Vaheguru, the only reality that does not pass away. This awareness shifts us from illusion to truth, from attachment to liberation.

These teachings invite us to ask ourselves: am I investing my heart in what will disappear, or in what is eternal?

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Kirtan by Bhai Niranjan Singh

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