Bharat Devotion

Guru Gobind Singh

Katha

Anandpur Sahib

Birthplace of the Khalsa

Bhai Kanhaiya

Service Without Sides

The Making of the Guru Granth Sahib

Guru Arjan Dev compiled the Adi Granth in 1604; Guru Gobind Singh completed it in 1706 and declared it the eternal Guru at Nanded in 1708.

The Birth of the Khalsa at Vaisakhi 1699

In 1699 at Anandpur Sahib, Guru Gobind Singh called for heads, then revealed the Panj Pyare alive, founding the Khalsa and its Five Ks.

Guru Gobind Singh

Tenth Guru and Founder of the Khalsa

The Sahibzade

Sons of Guru Gobind Singh

Puja Vidhi

Amrit Sanchar

The Khalsa Initiation Ceremony

Sacred Places

Gurdwara Fatehgarh Sahib

The Sahibzade's Final Shrine

Hemkund Sahib

The Himalayan Glacial Sanctuary

Paonta Sahib

Divine Poetry on the Yamuna

Banis

Kabiovach Benti Chopai: A Prayer for Protection

This is a devotional hymn from the Sikh tradition, recited as a heartfelt plea for divine protection, the fulfillment of inner wishes, and the safety of one's family and followers.

Jaap Sahib: The Eternal Praise of the Timeless One

Jaap Sahib is Guru Gobind Singh's morning hymn in the Dasam Granth, praising the formless, timeless Creator by many names, across its complete 199-verse composition.

Singular Devotion: The Savyas of Sri Bhagavan

Ten savaiye from the Dasam Granth, attributed to Guru Gobind Singh, teaching that ritual, power and austerity mean little without loving devotion to God.

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