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You'll be surprised how many amazing instagram pages there are dedicated to sikhi.

Hey everyone, I came across this instagram account in which this singh ties and recreates the turban styles of the time of our gurus/medieval/ancient hindustan. I know Bhagat Singh has done something similar. Check it out and show the brother some love. https://www.instagram.com/puratan_dumalla?igsh=MWd2bHJmMm1zNm1zcQ==

This is a YouTube video uploaded by "Sikh Parchar WorldWide" It is a audio of Arta of Guru Nanak Dev Ji written by Baba Sri Chand. It has translation, transliteration and original script. Arta of Guru Nanak Dev Ji - Baba Sri Chand

Hey everyone, So as the title suggest, I would just like to know what is Sahansar Nama? I discovered this bani on this YouTube Channel called "Sikh Parchar WorldWide" The description did not clear my ignorance on this bani. So, I hope y'all can help me. Here is the link to the video. They have a really nice video selection of bani's and videos related to topics such as 5K's which I know have been discussed here. Sahansar Nama

How do you go about doing this? Do you visualise each sound related to the area? So if I recite "Vaheguru" should I visualise each sound on the body part. If I say "Va" I should visually be focused on my navel.

VJKK VJKF! So as the title states. How do you the sangat deal with Indian food smell? How do you combat the smell during the cooking process and after? How do make dishes without the smell being so potent and strong? Has anyone every called you out because you smell like "curry"? I just wanna smell good and feel good. I do take good hygiene care. I shower everyday, I use good products, I apply perfume oil very mindfully, I steam iron my clothes (I never wear the same stuff for more than 2 days) I always change my undergarments everyday or 2 days(depends how bad it is)