Mukhia Singh Sahib Livtar Singh, put our entire philosophy into one Song of the Khalsa, which we always sing with every prayer and in every congregation to remind ourselves that we must know who we are, what our goal is and what our concept is.
Hopefully, as the Guru shall will, we’ll expand and flourish despite persecution. Remember, all people are judged, but the best judge of a man is
the enemy of the man and the opposition of the time.
Our will should be like that of steel; our practice should be steady like a mountain;
and we should make a mark against the wind of the times to relate that
we existed on this planet earth, so that the generations to follow should
stand and understand that we excel as a human race.
May the Guru guide us through the time and space.
Hopefully, as the Guru shall will, we’ll expand and flourish despite persecution. Remember, all people are judged, but the best judge of a man is
the enemy of the man and the opposition of the time.
Our will should be like that of steel; our practice should be steady like a mountain;
and we should make a mark against the wind of the times to relate that
we existed on this planet earth, so that the generations to follow should
stand and understand that we excel as a human race.
May the Guru guide us through the time and space.
“Song of the Khalsa” lives,
today it is played in every 3HO - Sikh Dharma Gurdwara.
When people hear it and burst into tears,
it is because it hooks them to millions of lifetimes they’ve been praying."
today it is played in every 3HO - Sikh Dharma Gurdwara.
When people hear it and burst into tears,
it is because it hooks them to millions of lifetimes they’ve been praying."
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From Rebel to Author of Hymn - LIVTAR SINGH
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From Rebel to Author of Hymn - LIVTAR SINGH
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SONG OF THE KHALSA
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Illustration: by Amandeep Singh with Chat GPT: Guru Gobind Singh Singh ji during Vaisakhi 1699 ordaining the Panj Pyare.
Text: Extracted from 3HO.org website
Photo: Khalsa String Band playing at the Troubadour in Los Angles in 1974 at the end of our national tour; Left to Right: Krishna Kaur, Guru Singh, Livtar Singh, Gurudass Singh, Gurushabd Singh from Boston.
Text: Extracted from 3HO.org website
Photo: Khalsa String Band playing at the Troubadour in Los Angles in 1974 at the end of our national tour; Left to Right: Krishna Kaur, Guru Singh, Livtar Singh, Gurudass Singh, Gurushabd Singh from Boston.