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Sikhi Soundbites

Sikhi Soundbites

By: Tarnjyot Singh Bains
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 Welcome to ”Sikhi Soundbites,” a podcast that delivers bite-sized servings of Sikh history and wisdom directly to your ears. In each episode, we present concise and captivating stories from Sikh history, highlighting pivotal events, influential figures, and their profound impact on Sikhism. Additionally, we delve into the depths of Sikh philosophy and share timeless wisdom and teachings that can enrich your life. Join us for quick and insightful soundbites that provide a comprehensive glimpse into the essence of Sikhi, making it accessible and engaging for all.Copyright 2023 All rights reserved. Spirituality
Episodes
  • Sanskaars

    Sanskaars
    Feb 10 2026

    In this katha clip, Sant Giani Mohan Singh Ji (Bhindranwale) helps explain and clarify the concept of sanskaars—also written as samskaara in the Sanskrit form—making it easier to understand.
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    2 mins
  • How Jamdhoots Take Away The Jivs Good Deeds On The Way To Dharmraj

    How Jamdhoots Take Away The Jivs Good Deeds On The Way To Dharmraj
    Feb 10 2026

    In this katha clip, Sant Isher Singh Ji (Rara Sahib Wale) explains how, according to traditional understanding, jamdhoots take away the punn (good deeds) of the jiv on the way to be judged by Dharam Raj. Just to be clear, this process is described for bemukhs or manmukhs, not for rehitvaan Sikhs of the Guru.
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    3 mins
  • Stages Of Naam Simran

    Stages Of Naam Simran
    Feb 10 2026

    In this katha clip, Sant Isher Singh Ji (Rara Sahib Wale) briefly recaps the different stages of Naam Simran, explaining how one progresses from Vaikhree Bani to Para Bani and what occurs at each stage.
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    2 mins
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