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In our lives, we may achieve knowledge and success through our efforts, but true wisdom—the kind that lights the way—often comes from a teacher, a mentor, or a guide who helps us see beyond ourselves. Tune into this episode to know about what voice Baba Amar das ji hear.

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Before becoming Guru, Amar Das Ji used to go on his annual pilgrimages to the sacred Ganga River, practice fasting, and search for spiritual truth. But as you may remember, the ritual pilgrimages and fasts failed to provide Baba Amar with the truth and his connection with God.

Tune in to know how a simple conversation brought a big change in Baba Amar das ji's life

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My dear friends, our second journey of Sikh history Sakhi has been beautiful, we have learnt a lot from Guru Angad Dev Ji and how his lessons guide us even today. However, now this journey is about to embark on another wonderful chapter.

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Soulful Rabab by Jeetu Bhowmik
Dilruba instrument by Manbir Singh

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As we’ve journeyed through Seasons 1 and 2, we’ve explored pauris 1 to 26, each of which sheds light on the infinite greatness of the Creator and the vastness of creation. Lastly, we discussed Pauri 26 which talks about how Life is a sacred journey, where humans act as traders of Naam, divine wisdom, and merge back into the Creator’s infinite presence upon death.

Now, we come to Pauri 27. This pauri paints a beautiful picture of the Creator’s home—filled with music, devotion, and unity. Tune in to know the whole meaning.

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Friends, Bhai Mana’s downfall wasn’t due to a lack of devotion but because of his ego whereas the thief found salvation through humility, surrender, and faith. This is the power of the Guru’s grace—it flows freely to those who let go of haumai (ego) and embrace hukam (the Guru’s will). Tune in to know what actually happened?


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While creating this podcast, I’ve come to understand that I’m not just sharing stories with you; I’m also on a journey of self-discovery. Each story reveals something about the vices we all carry—like ego, pride, or impatience. And with every episode, there’s a new opportunity for all of us to grow, reflect, and improve together. But as we’ll learn today, even the most devoted service can lose its essence when stained by ego. So, let’s dive in!



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My friends, isn’t it true that we sometimes forget the hard lessons we’ve learned when life starts going well? Isn’t it in our human nature to slip back into old ways when the storms have passed and the sun is shining again? That’s exactly what happened to Maluka. Tune in to learn how his bad habits have led to his downfall!


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Friends, have you ever ignored wise advice, only to face the harsh consequences of that choice? Disobedience can sometimes lead to big, life-changing outcomes, even in small matters.

Well, in today’s episode travel back in time to witness the story of Maluka, a drunkard, that carries lessons for all of us even today.

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