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Transcendental Bliss
This book is compilation of seventeen discourses of His
Holiness Sant Waryam Singh Ji of Ratwara Sahib, delivered at early down at
various places during 1990 - 1991 after the recitation of Asa - Di - Var. The
book inspires devotion to God, reflection on the divinely-ordained cosmic order,
the vision of the higher life and exhortation to man towards lifting himself to
the state of self -realisation .
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Khalsa Ideals
We are
trying to share, the gist of the core idea almost in all the languages so that
the truth revealed through the divine process of Amrit could be shared with as
many persons of understanding and knowledge as possible, and also that the ideal
of life projected and practiced by 'The Khalsa' is made evident to the world. |
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Lights Immortal
This essay has been brought out in three languages - Punjabi, Hindi, English for
the children of our brothern settled abroad. The martyrdoms of Sahibzadas of
Guru Gobind singh ji mentioned in this essay will give a
new life and inspire zeal in those children who have completely forgotten
their culture and who have forgotten the feeling of self-respect in themselves.
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How Rend the Veil of Untruth?
Man is unknown to the presence of God living with
him because of the wall of ignorance and ego (haumein) within him. So long as
the wall of ego is not broken with the kindness and grace of the Perfect Satguru
(True Preceptor), he cannot achieve
self-realisation and meet the Supreme Exalted Soul. |
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How to Know Thy Real Self ?
In this book the spiritual dialogue between Bhai Tiloka Ji and a Princess has
been published in the light of Gurbani. In this connection, six 'diwans' had
been recorded and filmed. The first two of them are included in this volume, in
which an attempt has been made to acquaint the readers with the salient
principles of Sikhism.
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Discourses on the Beyond
The holy gospel of Guru Granth Sahib, repeatedly stresses this commandment to
man to realise the purpose of one’s life by keeping company with those holy men,
who have realised God. The human body is the highest of all bodies in this world
of nature. Through this, one can attain God, through self-realization.
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The Way to The Imperceptible
In this book an effort has been made with the help
of several citations that the obstacles on the way to God, are pain, lust,
wrath, avarice, attachment, pride; and pleasures of taste etc. You can control
and cross these hurdles after reading this book |
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Baisakhi
His Holiness describes Khalsa as embodiment of all vertues. He should be kind,
forgiving, modest, given to charity, farsighted, just, honest, and always
meditating on God.
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A glimpse of his holiness
This book is a spiritual biography of Sant Baba Waryam Singh Ji.
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