#5 Guru Arjun Dev Ji - The travelling Light of Guru Nanak by Baljit Singh

#5 Guru Arjun Dev Ji - The travelling Light of Guru Nanak by Baljit Singh.
This katha will cover each Guru each week. The English Katha is every Wednesday for 12 Weeks started 22nd January 2014 at 7pm at Gurdwara Guru Nanak Parkash, Harnall Lane, Coventry, CV1 4FB.
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[@bernieramdevpatelsingh4285]

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[@bhavindergujral4422]

Baljit Singh Ji you are doing an amazing job... The way you do Katha is mesmerizing . Wahe Guru ..

[@SimranKaur-nw5cl]

Satnam shri whahegurji 🙇

[@DivineLove13]

God Bless you... thank you for doing this lovely Katha... Veheguru Veheguru Veheguru...

[@bernieramdevpatelsingh4285]

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[@youiostube6100]

Thank you for these Kathas! Love extending my knowledge of Sikhi this way.

[@paramjeetsinghdeol]

Satnam Vaheguru Ji 🙏🏻👳🏻‍♂️

[@PoonamSehgal]

Wahe Guru ji

[@jaspreet1919]

Thanks Veer ji for sharing this video.

[@yogeshsaini9384]

19:00
21:40 haumai vich seva 🙏🏼
25:00 seva desireless
35:00 what should we do
1:11:50 father importance ....

[@lucyfyfe4563]

Thank you so much for posting these - all I had was a kids comic about the Gurus' lives before, so this really helps! Can I ask a question though? Why are the Gurus talked about as 'they' instead of 'him'? And what is the meaning of the word you say after the Guru's name (parchar? Pattisaho?)?
Thanks in advance for reading, and bless you all x

[@basicsofsikhi]

Lucy Fyfe They is used out of respect, since there is no polite version of You in modern English. In Punjabi we have a polite and standard word for you, just like in French, Tu and Vous. The other word after Guruji is "Paatshah" which means King, referring to Gurujis role as King of this world and King of the next World

[@lucyfyfe4563]

Thank you! So it is the same word as 'so paatshah saha paatisahib' in japji? Sorry if I wrote it wrong.

[@ravinderjhutie]

There's books online - gurmatveechar.com
I suggest starting with ten masters by puran gill then moving onto spiritual born people by puran gill as well.
These books give a summary of the gurus jeevans in short sakhi (true story) form.

[@shersingh49]

WE ARE ALL FEMALE. everyone please watch this video.
We were all female

[@raajsingh5112]

Can you make a video about where to go if you want to read and learn Sikhi yourself? What texts should you should look at? What key historical facts about Sikhi should you look into?
I ask this because there are non-Sikhs asking more questions about Sikhi, they ask where they could read the texts themselves without going online as there could be false information (not this channel however). Basically, where can they start? Waheguru

[@Valiantay]

In terms of a text, there is only one place to begin, the Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. You can find it online by Googling "Sri Guru Granth Sahib". Then I would recommend understanding the depth of Bani by watching videos posted on this channel through videos that breakdown the Paath, bit by bit. Another good place to start is to watch a Street Parchaar video (I suggest these because they give a good overview of Sikhi for non-Sikhs), That being said, I'm sure Jagraj has a introductory video to get started somewhere on this channel.