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...ghton |first=Simon |coauthors=Mark Ellingham |year=1999 |publisher=[[Rough Guides]] |isbn=9781858286358 |page=88 }}</ref> who is considered a "grandfather of

...ehind the combatants and assisted them in many different ways. It provided guides to the newly inducted troops, offered free labour and vehicles, country car ...s euphoric summingup, the implementation of the Punjabi Suba had left many rough edges behind. Issues the allocation of the city of Chandigarh, adjustment o

...nt workers were found in many isolated locations across British Columbia's rough terrain. The migrants prepared to travel half-way around the world in searc ...became a disciple of Sant Attar Singh, one of the most esteemed spiritual guides of Punjab. Sant Attar Singh himself had grown up in the sahajdhari traditio

...huge leaps, shouting in abject terror as he came. The leopard was having a rough ride on his shoulders. No one dared to shoot, for fear of hitting the Sikh ...ing timber. I was there for 3 years with 500 men under me. One of my local guides had his old father, named Magado, with him. Magado told us stories about a

...e revealed, then the devotee feels blessed." Slowly and steadily, the Guru guides the development of the Sikh to perfection and if the Sikh be very lucky, th ...od is both just and generous. He resides in the individual. The God within guides the human being through an inner voice. This is generally termed as conscie