Man kī icẖẖ pujāvaṇhārā...

He is the Fulfiller of the desires of the mind...

Saas saas simroh Gobind
	Watch this beautiful video of this shabad by Guru Arjan Dev on page 295 of the Guru Granth Sahib in Raag Gauree - "With each and every breath, meditate in remembrance on Gobind (God); the anxiety within your mind shall depart.". .....Watch, listen, read & enjoy...

Prabh seeo laag rahou maera cheeth
	This wonderful Shabad on page 682 by Guru Arjan Dev is beautifully sang in AKJ kirtan style by ragi, Bibi Bhinderpal Kaur. "O'Lord, forever be attached to my heart. At all times, God is my helper and companion; great is my friend'". .....Listen, read & enjoy...

To view or join SikhiWiki facebook Click here. If you have any suggestions on how to improve this website please leave a message on facebook.

Recent articles

Sikhi FAQ...

Q. Can Sikhs have tattoos?
	A. I don't believe there is anything directly written against or in favour of tattoos in the Sikh scriptures. Tattoos can be grouped with "extreme make-up" which the Guru calls "decorations" and I ask you.. .....More

In Loving Memory of Bhai Nirmal Singh
	On 13th March 2009, Gurmukh Bhai Nirmal Singh (UK) passed away in the early hours of Amrit-velaa, having bravely accepted the Hukam of terminal cancer. Bhai sahib was a Sikh youth preacher with an undying passion for Sikhi and seva...... → read more

Turmeric ingredient makes membranes behave for better health
	In recent years, research into the healing powers of turmeric's main ingredient, curcumin, has burgeoned, as its astonishing array of antioxidant, anti-cancer, antibiotic, antiviral and other properties has been revealed...... → read more

Man minus Ego equals God
	Baba Iqbal talks in the simplest terms about the essence of spirituality according to Sikhi. If we drop our ego then we will be united with the Infinite. Man less Ego equals God, couldn't be any simpler..... → read more

An Interview with the Singh Twins
	I was initially introduced and drawn to the art of Rabindra and Amrit Kaur Singh (otherwise known as the "Singh Twins") when I saw their piece titled Nineteen Eighty-Four..... → read more

Sikhs take offence to title “A Warrior's Religion"
	A documentary that has aimed to go into the crevasses of gang fare has caused concern amongst the Sikh community in Canada. During the 1990s Buttar was one of the scariest men in Metro Vancouver..... → read more