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'''Bhai Sahib Satpal Singh Khalsa''' is the Ambassador of Sikh Dharma ([[Sikhism]]). He is the Chairman of [[Guru Ram Das]] Sikh Mission of USA(New Mexico). He is the Secretary of International Affairs, [[Akal Takht]] for Sikh Dharma. He is also the director of Miri Piri Academy, Amritsar. Bhai Sahib's mentor was Siri Singh Sahib [[Harbhajan Singh Yogi]], who was also his divine father. | '''Bhai Sahib Satpal Singh Khalsa''' is the Ambassador of Sikh Dharma ([[Sikhism]]). He is the Chairman of [[Guru Ram Das]] Sikh Mission of USA (New Mexico). He is the Secretary of International Affairs, [[Akal Takht]] for Sikh Dharma. He is also the director of Miri Piri Academy, Amritsar. Bhai Sahib's mentor was Siri Singh Sahib [[Harbhajan Singh Yogi]], who was also his divine father. | ||
Bhai Sahib | The title pf Bhai Sahib was first given to Bhai Gurdas, whose hymns are included in [[Guru Granth Sahib]]. The next time this title was bestowed was to the Panj Pyaras. After their selfless submission to [[Guru Gobind Singh]], they became the first Singhs of Guru Gobind Rai who then asked them to Baptise him into the Khalsa as well, becoming [[Guru Gobind Singh]]. | ||
==Childhood and Schooling== | ==Childhood and Schooling== | ||
Revision as of 22:44, 1 January 2009
Bhai Sahib Satpal Singh Khalsa is the Ambassador of Sikh Dharma (Sikhism). He is the Chairman of Guru Ram Das Sikh Mission of USA (New Mexico). He is the Secretary of International Affairs, Akal Takht for Sikh Dharma. He is also the director of Miri Piri Academy, Amritsar. Bhai Sahib's mentor was Siri Singh Sahib Harbhajan Singh Yogi, who was also his divine father.
The title pf Bhai Sahib was first given to Bhai Gurdas, whose hymns are included in Guru Granth Sahib. The next time this title was bestowed was to the Panj Pyaras. After their selfless submission to Guru Gobind Singh, they became the first Singhs of Guru Gobind Rai who then asked them to Baptise him into the Khalsa as well, becoming Guru Gobind Singh.
Childhood and Schooling
Bhai Sahib was born to Sardar Malik Singh Kohli and Sardani Rajinder Kaur on 1st August, 1956 in Madras, now known as Chennai, India.
Guru Ram Das Mission sponsored the Shabad Guru seminar which was also the launching of Guru Granth Sahib Tri-centennial in North America under the guidance of Bhai Sahib.
Bhai Sahib was also honored with knighthood in 2007 for services to Sikhism.
