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In Search of Almast In Search of ‘Almast’ London, Feb 22 , 2007 (Completed on May 15, 2007) Of late, the Gurmat Sangeet Blog has been somewhat dormant. Much more so because of inertia rather than a dearth of ideas or topics! Somewhat paradoxically, as I travel less, I have been...

CAMP GIAN 2010 This August the 12th annual Camp Gian, in which approximately 150 youth ages 3 to 20 partook, was held. In its twelfth year, Camp Gian had a new home, the Khalsa Care Foundation, but still had the same mission. Youth attended the overnight camp from August 8th through August 13th...

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- Meet SPN'er in Focus - - (Fortnight Jan 16, 2010 to Jan 31, 2010) - Manbir Singh Username : Manbir Singh What is your name in the real world beyond the Sikh Philosophy Network? Manbir Singh. Please tell us about your first experiences of Sikhi (either in your family or as a...

The Rich Life of an Artist, who was a Pauper Gian Singh Naqqash, who painted the interiors of the Golden Temple, died in poverty but four generations after him have nevertheless devoted themselves to embellishing Sikh art. Imagine a revered Sikh naqqash, who painted frescos on the walls of...

Waheguru Jee Ka Khalsa Waheguru Jee Ke Fateh Kindly have a look at the below mentioned links for very interesting Gurbani Videos. This is by Gurmat Gian Group. A group of young Sikh Women Musicians. Here are the links YouTube - manbironline's Channel Gurmat Gian Group Manbir Singh

The rich life of an artist who was a pauper Gian Singh Naqqash, who painted the interiors of the Golden Temple, died in poverty but four generations after him have nevertheless devoted themselves to embellishing Sikh art, writes Varinder Walia Imagine a revered Sikh naqqash, who painted frescos...

Giani Gian Singh (1822-1921), poet and historian, was born of a Dullat Jatt family on 5 Baisakh 1879 sk/15 April 1822, at Laungoval, a village in present-day Sangrur district of the Punjab. Gian Singh claimed descent from the brother of Bhai Mani Singh Shahid, Nagahla Singh. His father's name...