Sikh Books and Sakhis

• SUNDRI
  The Story of the braveries of a Girl Sundri and the Sikhs during the last days Mughal Raj written by Bhai Sahib Bhai Vir Singh Ji and translated very professionally by renowned Bimal Kaur Ji as to how Sikhs continued to live in a state of 'CHARRDIAN KALAN' during the oppressive times. Their acts of bravery and courage in opposing the cruel rulers . . .
  
  It is a must read and every two weeks the next part of Sundri will be posted on the SIKH.net or you can send us your email address to Bimal Kaur and you will receive the next part via email as it will be posted on SIKH.net. Just mention the heading "subscribe Sundri"
   

• Sikhs and Sikhism
  A View with a Bias
  by Dr. I. J. Singh -New York

  • Blurb

  • Preface

  • Contents

  • About the Author

  • Roots of Sikhism

  • Symbols of a Heritage

  • What readers say about the book?
     

• In the footsteps of The Master
    by Dr. Inder Jit Kaur - INDIA

  • GuruNanak The Spirtual Revolutionary

  • The othe name of Nanak is Love Drenched Humility

  • Guru Arajn Dev - The Perfect son & A Perfect Guru

  • Thoughts on Guru Tegh Bhadur's Martydom day - How Death is conquered ?

  • Guru Arjan Dev Ji - Apostle Service & Sacrifice

  • Guru Gobind Singh Ji, The Illustrous son of India

  • The Perpetual Guru
     

• The Holy Sukhmani

  • The Holy Sukhmani by
    S. Rajinder Singh Sandlas

  • As the Stone boarded a boat crosses the river in Motion; The Person shelton on God's feet crosses the wordly ocean.

  • The Holy Sukhmani translated into English Poetical measure and also transliteration of Gurmukhi into Roman by S. Rajinder Singh Sandlas - Principal (rtd.)
    More details soon .....
     

•  Kaalsi da Rikhi (The Hermit of Kaalsi)
  From Sri Kalgidhar Chamatkar Translation by Bimal Kaur

  • Part I

  • Part II
     

•  Dukh Sukh
  An interesting Sakhi sent by S. Jaswant Singh
   

• Sakhis Slide Show
   

• Satwant Kaur

Coming Soon here in English translated by Bimal Kaur

Many more coming . . . . . . so come back soon.

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