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<big>Below are listed some of the most recent articles added to SikhiWiki. Click on the title of the article to read the full text.</big>
<big>Below are listed some of the most recent articles added to SikhiWiki. Click on the title of the article to read the full text.</big>


<big>[[Darshan]] </big> - I woke up earlier than usual on darshan day. The time must have been a little after midnight. Something seemed different that day. With difficulty I lifted my head and peeped out of the small window of my hut.....
<big>[[Miri Piri]]</big> The term “miri, piri” in Sikh tradition reflects the temporal (worldly) and spiritual components of life. The term represents for the Sikhs a basic principle which has influenced their political thought and has governed their social structure, political behaviour, organisation, leadership and politics...
 
<big>[[Bhai Makhan Shah]]</big> used to bring valuable merchandise by sea from far away lands and sell it wholesale in parts of Gujarat and Punjab in India. Once, while he was returning home with his ship carrying valuable goods over the vast seas, '''his ship got caught up in a furious storm....'''
 
<big>[[Videos on Sikhism]]</big> This page links to various Videos on Sikh and Sikhism that can be found on the Internet.


<big>[[Establishment of Kartarpur]] </big> -  Having completed the 4 udasisa (journeys), after a short stay at Lahore, Guru Nanak began his travels once more. This time he directed his steps towards his native village, Talwandi. As usual, he travelled by short stages....
<big>[[Establishment of Kartarpur]] </big> -  Having completed the 4 udasisa (journeys), after a short stay at Lahore, Guru Nanak began his travels once more. This time he directed his steps towards his native village, Talwandi. As usual, he travelled by short stages....
<big>[[Village of Children]] </big> - Something about the village graveyard set it apart. During my travels I had seen literally hundreds of graveyards. Usually graveyards are somber and somewhat resigned under the weight of death...


<big>[[Chet]]</big> - Chet is a first month in the '''Sikh Calendar'''. This month of Chet is a Spring month which coincides with March/April of the Western/Georgian Calendar. '''Hola Mahalla''', which is a Sikh festival takes place on the first of the lunar month of Chet which usually falls in March...
<big>[[Chet]]</big> - Chet is a first month in the '''Sikh Calendar'''. This month of Chet is a Spring month which coincides with March/April of the Western/Georgian Calendar. '''Hola Mahalla''', which is a Sikh festival takes place on the first of the lunar month of Chet which usually falls in March...
<big>[[Sakhis]]</big> Are tales or stories usually from the era during the times of the Gurus. However, many '''sakhis''' do exist from the period before and after the times of the '''Ten Gurus'''...
<big>[[Bhagat Sadhna]]</big> Bhagat Sadhna is one of the fifteen saints and süfis whose hymns are incorporated in the Guru Granth Sahib. He was born in 1180 AD at village Sehwan in Hyderabad Sindh province. He was a '''butcher by profession''' who, by his piety and devotion, had gained spiritual eminence...
<big>[[Respect through Service]]</big> Sakhi of Bhai Lehna's devotion to the '''Sikh principles of Sewa'''. Bhai Lehna returns to Kartarpur Sahib and gets completely involved in the managing of this Dharmasala....
<big>[[Durga Worshipper from Kartarpur]]</big> This is the first Sakhi of Bhai Lehna, who was a pious man who lived at Khadur in the district of Amritsar. He was very rich and used to worship the goddess Durga...


<big>[[Khalsa Akal Purakh ki Fauj]]</big> The Khalsa is given a unique and unprecedented position by the tenth Sikh Guru, '''Guru Gobind Singh'''. The Guru defines the Khalsa as the '''Army of God''' – Not an army of the '''Sikhs''' or of the '''Khalsa''' but the '''Army of the Almighty'''...
<big>[[Khalsa Akal Purakh ki Fauj]]</big> The Khalsa is given a unique and unprecedented position by the tenth Sikh Guru, '''Guru Gobind Singh'''. The Guru defines the Khalsa as the '''Army of God''' – Not an army of the '''Sikhs''' or of the '''Khalsa''' but the '''Army of the Almighty'''...
<big>[[Iron Clad Soldiers]]</big> were dragging me away.... Startled, I woke up. I was sweating and breathing heavily. Then I remembered where I was. With relief I said out aloud, "It was just a dream." ...

Revision as of 07:51, 18 March 2006

Recent Articles

Below are listed some of the most recent articles added to SikhiWiki. Click on the title of the article to read the full text.

Miri Piri The term “miri, piri” in Sikh tradition reflects the temporal (worldly) and spiritual components of life. The term represents for the Sikhs a basic principle which has influenced their political thought and has governed their social structure, political behaviour, organisation, leadership and politics...

Bhai Makhan Shah used to bring valuable merchandise by sea from far away lands and sell it wholesale in parts of Gujarat and Punjab in India. Once, while he was returning home with his ship carrying valuable goods over the vast seas, his ship got caught up in a furious storm....

Videos on Sikhism This page links to various Videos on Sikh and Sikhism that can be found on the Internet.

Establishment of Kartarpur - Having completed the 4 udasisa (journeys), after a short stay at Lahore, Guru Nanak began his travels once more. This time he directed his steps towards his native village, Talwandi. As usual, he travelled by short stages....

Chet - Chet is a first month in the Sikh Calendar. This month of Chet is a Spring month which coincides with March/April of the Western/Georgian Calendar. Hola Mahalla, which is a Sikh festival takes place on the first of the lunar month of Chet which usually falls in March...

Khalsa Akal Purakh ki Fauj The Khalsa is given a unique and unprecedented position by the tenth Sikh Guru, Guru Gobind Singh. The Guru defines the Khalsa as the Army of God – Not an army of the Sikhs or of the Khalsa but the Army of the Almighty...

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