PROF.PURAN SINGH

Posted on 27th January 2008

THE MAN AND THE POETThe poet in the East has traditionally been regarded as a person possessed. He is the odd man abroad, spinning on a precarious pivot, tending to shoot off the tangent into oblique fantasies and

A SILENT REVOLUTION

Posted on 16th January 2008

A SILENT REVOLUTION

Our Master, Guru Gobind Singh, called us to death and extinction, for he felt that it was no use living at all without the sense of liberty aglow in us. He gave such a vital and martial timbre even to our prayers that we, for the first

THE KHALSA COMMUNE

Posted on 16th January 2008

THE KHALSA COMMUNE

The true vindication of the Khalsa Commune and its ideals, as announced by Guru Gobind Singh, has yet to materialize in the daily life of the Guru’s labourers. The modern world is, however, busy evolving the Guru’s Khalsa state out of social chaos. This much be

A HISTORY HEWN

Posted on 16th January 2008

A HISTORY HEWN

Sikh history will ever be in the uncut, uncouth, wild, burning words of poet-labourers and artisan-singers. The names of the Ten Gurus inspire us with life and love, and we sing their praise and live and die in a sweet, soft, continuous inebriation. God brought us

THE SACRED SOVEREIGNTY

Posted on 16th January 2008

THE SACRED SOVEREIGNTY

In the constitution of the Khalsa State, the greatest act of genius was when the Guru transferred the divine sovereignty vested in him to his chosen people, the Khalsa. The Guru speaks for the people whose personality is transmuted into divine personality of selfless being. As

THE TRESS-KNOT FRATERNITY

Posted on 16th January 2008

THE TRESS-KNOT FRATERNITY

The Brotherhood of the Tress-knot was inaugurated by Guru Gobind Singh. It is the Brotherhood of Knights of Honour who live the inward life of Nam and Simrin. They are those whose presence sheds the nectar of peace all around. They desire neither crowns here

CHANTS OF LIBERTY

Posted on 16th January 2008

CHANTS OF LIBERTY

The Khalsa verily issued from the head of Guru Gobind Singh, as Minerva from Jupiter. We, the Sikhs, had our Resurrection en masse at the Master’s word sung in our ears in the battle-fields. War gave us the fiery baptism of God’s warm blood. We

BAPTISM OF THE SWORD

Posted on 16th January 2008

BAPTISM OF THE SWORD

The Khalsa was literally baptized in the shadow of the sword. He lived poised on its sharp edge, and he died kissing its cold steel. Indeed iron had gone into his soul at his nativity. But it would be a great mistake to associate

BIRTH OF A STAR

Posted on 16th January 2008

BIRTH OF A STAR

A new-comer, fresh from the white eternity into the world, the eyes of the Khalsa glow with the vision of the Invisible. The whispering millions on the other side of the River of Life mingle their voices and the Khalsa is truly one in many.

THE NUPTIALS OF LOVE

Posted on 16th January 2008

THE NUPTIALS OF LOVE

Hansa, a religious teacher of the Jains, came to the Master seeking the “hidden light” that illumines the path of life from within. He was a Pandit, a great painter and a leading monk. He brought an offering of a painting of the sunrise for

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