Gurdwara Likhansar Sahib: Difference between revisions

Gurdwara Siri Likhansar Sahib is situated in Talwandi Sabo in Bhathinda Distt. It is a square hall, including a domed sanctum within it, at the southeastern corner of the sarovar, holy tank. It was here that Bhai Mani Singh ji who used a kalam/s to pen the Guru Granth Sahib dictated by Guru Gobind Singh.

Later the Guru Sahib threw all the ink and kalams (a reed carved into a pen) into the Gurdwara's Sarovar and gave a blessing saying, 'whomsoever shall write the thirty five words of the Gurmukhi here will be blessed with a sharp mind'. According to Bhai Koer Singh, Gurbilas Patshahi 10, there used to be a pool of water here in the days of Gurū Gobind Siṅgh, who sitting here sometimes would have reed-pens for the writers made and then throw them into the pool. Once, Bhĝī Ḍallĝ, the local chief converted a disciple, entreated him to explain why he ordered thousands of pens to be cut and thrown away. To quote the Sĝkhī Pothī the Gurū said : "Thousands of Sikhs will hereafter study the holy texts in this place and then pens will come into use. This is our Kĝshī (seat of learning); those who study here will cast off their ignorance and rise to be authors, poets and commentators. "

Guru jiblessed this place giving it the name Guru Ki Kashi.

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  History Board Of Gurdwara Sahib

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  Gurmukhi Written by some Believer

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  A View Of Gurdwara Sahib

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  Child Writing writing Gurmukhi

Also See

• Gurdwara Damdama Sahib

References

• Pictures By Jarnail Singh of Sikhiwiki
• Also see on itihaasakgurudwaras.com
• Check On Wikimapia
• Advanced Centre Punjabi