THE WRITTEN MESSAGE

Adventurous short tales filled with love, warmth, and meaning are truly priceless, especially when they continue to inspire generations. Through these stories, Gurprit reminds us that curious young minds, just like yours, can ask an important and inspiring person in their life what it means to live with purpose and in Waheguru’s will. Bibi’s name, Charan, symbolises humility, devotion, and being in the Guru’s service. As Gurprit shares, Bibi taught her to remember Waheguru th

"Kamal's Kes" by Baljinder Kaur is a recently published children's book filled with love, and warmth and seeks to empower our sisters and...

Published in 2001, this work was first considered around 1993 where scholars including Dr Kirpal Singh, Professor Satbir Singh and...

Published in 2009, “A Study of Guru Granth Sahib” by J. S. Grewal presents the authors introduction to the Guru Granth Sahib and a...

‘Lost in History 1984 Reconstructed’ by Gunisha Kaur, delivers a clear and brief interpretation of the human rights violations against...

Published in 1996 by the University of Pennsylvania Press, “Fighting for Faith and Nation” focusses on interviews and conversations...

‘The Invasion of the Golden Temple’ by Sukhbir Singh Kapoor deals with the preparations and reasons for the invasion of the Harmandir...

‘Guru Nanak’s Life and Thought’ consists of a number of selected works by Kapur Singh, one of the most prominent Sikh figures of the 20th...

Originally published in 1954, Kirpal Singh’s research centres around the historical figure and founder of the Patiala Kingdom, Baba Ala...

Initially published in 1915, ‘Life & Exploits of Banda Singh Bahadur’ by Sohan Singh was the first work on Banda Singh Bahadur in...