Sri Nanak Prakash Granth

Above is a modern painting depicting Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji with a background influenced by Tibetan Buddhism. Now in the first Adhyai the inv...

Above is an image of the Waheguru incantation which is recited by all Sikhs as their Gurmantar daily. This is the incantation passed by the ...

Nanak Gur Gobind Singh Pooran Gur Avtar. (Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji and Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji are the true and complete manifestation of the ...

Above is a painting depicting Maya and the Trimurti (Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva) Ika Maee Jugat Viaee Tin Chele Parvaan (The Illusion known as...

Above is an painting depicting a Nanakpanthi Today fortunately i have had some time to write a number of long stanzas out from the first Adh...

Above is an painting depicting the event when Bhagat Kabir Ji was thrown into the Ganges River bound in chains. The chains broke off and the...

Above is a picture of Brahma creating the expanse of creation. In stanza forty six Kavi Santokh Singh Ji begins to give a number of Puranic ...

Above is an image of a lotus blossom which is used a metaphor for the feet of the Guru on numerous occasions and is an ideal metaphor for a ...

Above is an image illustrating the cycle of transmigration and that of life and death. Kavi Santokh Singh Ji continues to write in the Sri N...

Above is the stanza from one of Bhai Gurdas Ji's ballad detailing the sacred formula to the incantation of Waheguru. In the Sri Nanak Pa...

"Waheguru Gur Mantar Hai Jap Houmai Khoi.". Waheguru (ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ) is the incantation of the Guru which eradicates the pride of an in...

Above is an image of Giani Sant Singh Ji who were the vidya Guru of Kavi Bhai Santokh Singh Ji. The above image is of Bhai Sant Singh Ji who...

Above is an image of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji in a seated posture whilst a Gursikh waves a whist above his holy head. Right first of all i m...

Above is a painting depicting Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji riding 'Neela' whilst guarded by the Nihang Singhs in their blue attire. In t...

Above is an image of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji's Kamarkasa (waistband). As Sikhs we are fortunate to have so many relics of the Guru'...

Above is a water colour painting of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji with his four sons (the fours Sahibzadas) seated in front of him. Sri Guru Gobi...

Above is a water colour painting of the Khalsa initiation ceremony in 1699 when Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji baptised the five beloved with the ...

Above is another water colour painting Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji riding his steed known as 'Neela' with the Khalsa following their ma...

Above is a painting of the tenth Guru, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji who achieved remarkable feats during this life of only forty two years. Sri ...

Above is a water coloured painting depicting the ninth Guru, Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji who was the youngest son of Sri Guru Hargobind Ji and ...