Very important discussion on relationships, dating and Sikhi. Watch this video and learn how a Sikh step up to the highest way of living. Alongside, Amandeep Singh shares the wisdom from Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji's Salok mehalla 9. ਧਨੁ ਦਾਰਾ ਸੰਪਤਿ ਸਗਲ ਜਿਨਿ ਅਪੁਨੀ ਕਰਿ ਮਾਨਿ ॥ Your wealth, spouse, and all the possessions which you claim as your own, ਇਨ ਮੈ ਕਛੁ ਸੰਗੀ ਨਹੀ ਨਾਨਕ ਸਾਚੀ ਜਾਨਿ ॥੫॥ none of these shall go along with you in the end. O Nanak, know this as true. 00:00 - Coming up 01:26 - Introduction 03:47 - What time would it say on God's watch? 06:04 - Dhan Dara Sampat - Salok M9 08:49 - If nothing goes with me, should I just renounce everything? 11:49 - If the world is false, should we not have wealth or jobs? 12:39 - Story of rich client who speaks about his wealth and posessions 14:12 - Sakhi of Duni Chand 18:27 - Should you live by YOUR truth? 21:19 - Important - discussion about dating 31:13 - The Power of the Anand Karaj - Sakhi of Guru Gobind Singh Ji 38:50 - Valentines day 41:36 - When mughals invaded India and kidnapped women 45:18 - Step up to a higher way of living 48:42 - Be that example 49:49 - Three types of friend 52:32 - Sakhi of Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the One who's got your back 55:30 - Closing #Dating #Sikhi #Relationships

Milk, white and considered pure in Indic traditions symbolizing innocence and sanctity. Here in this episode we are introduced to a couple who milk cows for a living, it’s quite a surprise when their story takes a turn from purity to impurity. Yet another tale in the attempts to educate Raja Charitr.

A wise and handsome pandit (ਕੰਕ) is confronted by a queen (ਬਯੋਮ ਕਲਾ) who, in her desperation for a child, tries to entice him. However, when her husband, the King, catches them in the act, his foolishness blinds him to the obvious truth as he allows himself to be pampered and misled.

A kingdom cannot thrive without an heir to the throne. Join us as we delve into the tale of Prem Kaur, who saves her husband's kingdom by any means necessary.

In this episode, we delve into the story of Sumer Kaur, a queen who loses her husband and struggles to find purpose in life without love by her side. Eventually, she meets a man who rekindles her passion and gives her a reason to hope again. But as their bond deepens, they must navigate a dangerous plan to maintain societal expectations and protect their love while preserving her dignity as a queen.

Once under the domain of Anoop Kaur and enduring uncomfortable circumstances, the King of Anandpur has now returned to his throne. As Anoop Kaur faces trial, the King's response becomes a critical focus. Another incredible display of clever charitrs unfolds, designed to challenge Raja Charitr and provoke deep reflection on his choices.

Making the ultimatum, the King of Anandpur chooses to leave and refuses to commit to the illicit affairs, but as he makes his way out Anoop Kaur still has something up her sleeve.

Join us in the second part of this Charitr, where we explore the 20th tale in which a woman named Anoop Kaur (ਨੂਪ ਕੁਅਰਿ) comes to Anandpur Shaib, and falls in love with the King of the city. Let's explore this powerful Charitr where the Guru Themselves enters the arena to show us how to stand strong in the face of Lustful Desires.

In this Charitr, we explore the 20th tale, where a woman named Anoop Kaur (ਨੂਪ ਕੁਅਰਿ) comes to Anandpur Shaib, she sees the ruler of this City to be a King (Guru Gobind Singh Ji) and she falls in love with Them. Let's explore this powerful Charitr where the Guru Themselves enters the arena to show us how to stand strong in the face of Lustful Desires.

In this charitr, we explore the 19th Tale in which a woman named Mati Lal (ਮਤੀ ਲਾਲ) is living in a city within China. Her husband is incredibly faithful and loyal to her however Mati Lal, on the other hand, approaches her relationship quite differently. Guru Ji shows us in this story, loyalty is a two way commitment. In the same way you cannot clap without two hands, a healthy relationship requires a party of two to be committed and loyal.

In this charitr, we explore the 18th Tale in which a woman named Nadra Bano (ਨਾਦਰਾ ਬਾਨੋ) living in Delhi, who is the wife/partner of a Mughal. Nadra is neglected by her husband who spends his time with other woman, and in spite Nadra looks for that love elsewhere. In this charitr, Guru Ji shows the type of life one lives when they cheat on their spouse.

In this Charitr, we explore the second part of a tale in which a woman named Bital Mati (ਬਿਤਾਲ ਮਤੀ), who is the wife/partner of a Mughal, makes a bet with her friend Sri Chal Chidr Kaur (ਸ੍ਰੀ ਛਲ ਛਿਦ੍ਰ ਕੁਅਰਿ). In an effort to out do her friends play, Sri Chhal Chhidr Kaur deceives her lover right in front of his eyes too.

How do we know that Guru Nanak Dev Ji's path is true? By looking at the lives of his Sikhs. This video shares the stories of Bhai Taru Popat and Bhai Rama Dhiddi, whose lives show the power and truth of Sikhi.

In this Charitr, we explore a tale in which a woman named Bital Mati (ਬਿਤਾਲ ਮਤੀ), who is the wife/partner of a Mughal, makes a bet with her friend so she can deceive her lover right in front of his eyes. Raja Charitr Singh doubts increase as the Mughal in the story gets tricked and stuck in a world of accepting the false narrative his partner created.

Join us in part 2 as we learn about the continued deceptions in this fascinating tale of a prostitute named Chijya (ਛਿਜਿਯਾ) who comes to a city situated by the banks of the Sutlej River. She falls in love for the King and attempts to lure him to meet her alone. The King being very righteous, can only be lured by Dharam (righteousness). See what Charitr she plays in order to deceive the King.