2 a.m. Akhand Path Bhog of Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaj's Birthday
10:30 - 12:15 a.m. Kirtan in Diwan Hall
12:15: 2 p.m. Baba Virsa Singh Ji Memorial Lectures - "Guru Gobind Singh's Mission: Relevance Today," at Diwan Hall
3 p.m. Kavi Darbar at Diwan Hall
6 p.m. Christmas at Jesus' Place
Book Release: “Arrows of Light: Healing the Human Mind”
Sunday, 22 March 2009 16:15
"Arrows of Light: Healing the Human Mind," Selected Talks of His Holiness Baba Virsa Singh, was released on Babaji’s birthday.
To preserve and disseminate Babaji's teachings, the first volume in a continuing series entitled, "Arrows of Light, Selected Talks of His Holiness Baba Virsa Singh," was released by the Trust at Gobind Sadan, in honor of Babaji's birthday. Subtitled, "Healing the Human Mind," the book contains translations of Babaji's actual talks both to individuals and large gatherings. Gobind Sadan maintains a vast audio archives which will continue to be harvested for publication.
"A must read for anyone concerned about our future. An unseen is battle raging, more vital to the future of humanity and the planet than any other: we must learn to control our own human minds. In "Healing the Human Mind," one of the world's great Sages provides rare personal insights and practical examples, coupled with provocative challenges to the powers-that-be of how to change the course of civilization. Babaji's every word strikes and heals our wounded minds and puts us on a path to peace."
Edited by Ralph Singh and published by Sterling Publishers, Ltd., the book is now available through our online bookstore and at Gobind Sadan.
Chief Minister Badal Releases Gobind Sadan's Books
Sunday, 23 September 2007 15:00
Books released are on Baba Siri Chand ji’s and the Udasis’ contribution to world peace.
“I am Chief Minister today due to Baba Virsa Singh ji’s blessings,” Parkash Singh Badal, C.M. Punjab
“Baba Siri Chand ji is one of India’s greatest heroes. He brought peace to the subcontinent at a time of intense religious and communal conflict. It’s a very happy day that Badal Sahib has declared a holiday in Punjab.” Baba Virsa Singh
Baba Siri Chand ji's birthday has been declared an official holiday by the State of Punjab
Sunday, 23 September 2007 00:00
September 21, 2007
Gobind Sadan, New Delhi.
Gobind Sadan, Delhi, a unique model of interfaith community established by Baba Virsa Singh in 1968, is organizing a 3-day celebration on the birthday of Baba Siri Chand Ji, the great mystic saint and elder son of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, that will be marked by continuous prayers, Kirtan, poetry, and a major seminar on his life and impact of the Udasis on Sikh history with papers presented by research scholars from Amritsar, Chandigarh, and Patiala.
Baba Siri Chand Jis Birthday Celebration-2007-Invitation
Saturday, 01 September 2007 15:00
Invitation
21 though 23rd September – Gobind Sadan – Gadaipur, Mehrauli
Baba Siri Chand ji, the great mystic saint and elder son of Guru Nanak Dev ji, is one of India’s greatest yet also one of its least known heroes.. In a well-documented period, his life spanned the 149 years from 1494 to 1643. The Emperor Jehangir asked his Fakir, Syed Mia Mir, “As I am Emperor over all of India, who is the greatest spiritual king amongst you all?” Mia Mir replied, “Guru Nanak’s elder son, King of all Faqirs.” The census conducted at the time of Shahjahan showed that Baba Siri Chand ji had the greatest following throughout his entire kingdom.
Americans Seek Bridges of Understanding After Gurdwara Fire
Friday, 22 February 2002 00:00
As Gobind Sadan gurdwara in Delhi today joyfully celebrated the birthday of its founder, His Holiness Baba Virsa Singh, guests from the United States were present to help build bridges of friendship in the wake of a fire set by American teenagers that damaged Gobind Sadan's gurdwara in the United States in November. The American guests, who came in response to Gobind Sadan's invitation, included renowned filmmaker Richard Breyer and Mark Lichtenstein. Mr. Lichtenstein is President of the School Board of the area from which one of the teenagers came. Both visitors are seeking ways of ending the ignorance and religious intolerance that led the drunken teenagers to burn the gurdwara.
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