(click on poster to see full size)Thursday, December 17, 2009
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Mahan Kirtan Darbar Gravesend
Bhai Sahib Bhai Amritpal Singh Ji (Sangrur Wale) and Bhai Sahib Bhai Jasbir Singh Khalsa (Shri Darbar Sahib Amritsar Wale) will be doing kirtan on Sunday 27th September 2009 from 7:00 p.m to 8:30 p.m at Shri Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara Clarence Place, Gravesend, Kent, DA12 1LD.
Please attend and enjoy great kirtan. The Kirtan darbar is being held by Kent Kirtan Society in partnership with local sevadars.
Please attend and enjoy great kirtan. The Kirtan darbar is being held by Kent Kirtan Society in partnership with local sevadars.
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Mahan Gurmat Samagam Gravesend UK
August 25, 6:30 pm – August 25, 9:00 pm
Mahan Gurmat Samagam Gravesend UK Singh Sahib Giani Gurbachan Singh Ji Jathedar Shri Akal Takhat Sahib and Various Famous Jathas
Event Details:
Giani Sant Singh Ji Maskin Trust UK presents in partnership with Kent Kirtan Society...
Mahan Gurmat Samagam at Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara, Clarence Place, Gravesend, Kent, DA12 1LD, UK from 6-30 pm till 9pm.
Kirtani Jathas and Kathavachaks attending:
- Singh Sahib Giani Gurbachan Singh Jathedar Shri Akal Takhat Sahib
- Bhai Amrik Singh Zakhmi
- Bhai Jasbir Singh Darbar Sahib Wale
- Bhai Daya Singh Jalandar Wale
and many more....
Please attend and enjoy kirtan and great katha vichaar....
Event Website: http://kentkirtansociety.org/
Friday, January 16, 2009
Target: 1,000,000 Chaupai Sahib’s by June 2009
25 YEARS
June 1984 saw the armies of India launch a full scale attack on Sri Darbar Sahib, Amritsar. This was one of the first of a series of brutal and calculated attacks on the Sikh community designed to ridicule and break the backbone of the faith. In the following 25 years we have seen hundreds and thousands of people lose their lives in what is nothing short of genocide. There has been no justice delivered as those guilty of crimes including murder, rape and torture walk freely and often hold ministerial positions. From the walkways of Darbar Sahib to the streets of Delhi, Sikhs have undergone unspeakable horrors.
WHATS THE PLAN?
The Khalsa is the army of Vaheguru himself, and the Khalsa Saint-Soldiers were created to defend the innocent and weak against tyranny and oppression. The Khalsa was formed to be a force which could always be relied upon for help, people that would never turn anybody away, a house that was always open to the homeless and the woundedHowever, today it seems we have lost our way and rather than helping others, we find ourselves knocking at different doors asking for justice and protection. This is a small attempt to remind us that the only door we need to knock at, is that of the Guru.O God (Gobind), kindly protect my honour and grasp my arm, I am Your humble servant.The aim is to collectively complete 1,000,000 Chaupai Sahib paath’s in memory of the victims of the 1984 genocide, to pray for justice, and for the chardi khala of the Panth. This is our chance to unite across the globe, pray together and demonstrate our unity on this issue.We cannot do this alone, we need our brothers and sisters, mothers and fathers from around the world, to join in with us and complete this task. As individuals we can only achieve so much, but with the support of Gurbani and the Sangat, we can attain everything.So let’s show our conviction and faith in Vaheguru and complete 1,000,000 Chaupai Sahib’s by 4 June 2009.WHY?Many of us will say that we have a passion for justice for the victims of 1984 and that we care about the Panth. However, in practical terms we often feel frustrated at not being able to do much to help. This paath will allow each one of us to make a daily contribution to the betterment of the Panth. We are at a stage where simply attending one day events is not enough, we need to be working daily towards justice and living as true Khalsa’s. If we truly care, then taking out just a few minutes each day is a small contribution to make.
WHO CAN AND SHOULD GET INVOLVED?
The answer to this question is:Anyone who feels hurt by the atrocities we have suffered over the last 25 years.Anyone who wishes to pray for the victims of the 1984 to present, Sikh genocide.Anyone who feels that that the innocents who suffered at the hands of tyrants deserve justice.Anyone who feels that they are part of the Sikh Nation and wish for the Nation to flourish.Anyone who actually wants to make a difference.So in essence, this should include each and every one of us. It doesn’t matter if you are a Sikh or a non-Sikh, whether you have taken Amrit or not, whether you keep your kesh or not, whether you belong to certain groups or not. This is our chance to gather as a community of human beings and do something together for the betterment of our mothers and fathers who have suffered beyond our worst nightmares.
SO WHAT SHOULD I DO?
What we ask is that each of us reads/listens to as many Chaupai Sahib’s as possible with a collective aim to reach the target of 1,000,000. So read/listen to the bani and record how many you have done. Then on a weekly or fortnightly basis update the website so that we can keep a record of how we are doing.If you cannot read Gurbani then please try and listen to the bani being read. You can download the audio, watch videos with the audio playing and obtain English translations for you to read. We just want as many people contributing as much as they can for the Panth, OUR Panth. If this means that you can manage one Chaupai Sahib a day, then we thank you, as that is one more prayer that had been done for the betterment of OUR Panth. Each Chaupai Sahib will take no more than 5 minutes. So please, take out this time and do as much as you can.
RECORDING THE PAATH
The primary method of recording the number of paath done will be via this website, and once it opens on January 1st 2009 (see below) we ask that you visit the site regularly to submit the number of paaths you (and your family/friends) have done. The information we receive will be treated with full confidentiality.
DEGH TEGH FATEHPANTH KI JEET
June 1984 saw the armies of India launch a full scale attack on Sri Darbar Sahib, Amritsar. This was one of the first of a series of brutal and calculated attacks on the Sikh community designed to ridicule and break the backbone of the faith. In the following 25 years we have seen hundreds and thousands of people lose their lives in what is nothing short of genocide. There has been no justice delivered as those guilty of crimes including murder, rape and torture walk freely and often hold ministerial positions. From the walkways of Darbar Sahib to the streets of Delhi, Sikhs have undergone unspeakable horrors.
WHATS THE PLAN?
The Khalsa is the army of Vaheguru himself, and the Khalsa Saint-Soldiers were created to defend the innocent and weak against tyranny and oppression. The Khalsa was formed to be a force which could always be relied upon for help, people that would never turn anybody away, a house that was always open to the homeless and the woundedHowever, today it seems we have lost our way and rather than helping others, we find ourselves knocking at different doors asking for justice and protection. This is a small attempt to remind us that the only door we need to knock at, is that of the Guru.O God (Gobind), kindly protect my honour and grasp my arm, I am Your humble servant.The aim is to collectively complete 1,000,000 Chaupai Sahib paath’s in memory of the victims of the 1984 genocide, to pray for justice, and for the chardi khala of the Panth. This is our chance to unite across the globe, pray together and demonstrate our unity on this issue.We cannot do this alone, we need our brothers and sisters, mothers and fathers from around the world, to join in with us and complete this task. As individuals we can only achieve so much, but with the support of Gurbani and the Sangat, we can attain everything.So let’s show our conviction and faith in Vaheguru and complete 1,000,000 Chaupai Sahib’s by 4 June 2009.WHY?Many of us will say that we have a passion for justice for the victims of 1984 and that we care about the Panth. However, in practical terms we often feel frustrated at not being able to do much to help. This paath will allow each one of us to make a daily contribution to the betterment of the Panth. We are at a stage where simply attending one day events is not enough, we need to be working daily towards justice and living as true Khalsa’s. If we truly care, then taking out just a few minutes each day is a small contribution to make.
WHO CAN AND SHOULD GET INVOLVED?
The answer to this question is:Anyone who feels hurt by the atrocities we have suffered over the last 25 years.Anyone who wishes to pray for the victims of the 1984 to present, Sikh genocide.Anyone who feels that that the innocents who suffered at the hands of tyrants deserve justice.Anyone who feels that they are part of the Sikh Nation and wish for the Nation to flourish.Anyone who actually wants to make a difference.So in essence, this should include each and every one of us. It doesn’t matter if you are a Sikh or a non-Sikh, whether you have taken Amrit or not, whether you keep your kesh or not, whether you belong to certain groups or not. This is our chance to gather as a community of human beings and do something together for the betterment of our mothers and fathers who have suffered beyond our worst nightmares.
SO WHAT SHOULD I DO?
What we ask is that each of us reads/listens to as many Chaupai Sahib’s as possible with a collective aim to reach the target of 1,000,000. So read/listen to the bani and record how many you have done. Then on a weekly or fortnightly basis update the website so that we can keep a record of how we are doing.If you cannot read Gurbani then please try and listen to the bani being read. You can download the audio, watch videos with the audio playing and obtain English translations for you to read. We just want as many people contributing as much as they can for the Panth, OUR Panth. If this means that you can manage one Chaupai Sahib a day, then we thank you, as that is one more prayer that had been done for the betterment of OUR Panth. Each Chaupai Sahib will take no more than 5 minutes. So please, take out this time and do as much as you can.
RECORDING THE PAATH
The primary method of recording the number of paath done will be via this website, and once it opens on January 1st 2009 (see below) we ask that you visit the site regularly to submit the number of paaths you (and your family/friends) have done. The information we receive will be treated with full confidentiality.
DEGH TEGH FATEHPANTH KI JEET
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