bhalla

Discover Bhagirath of Malsian, a disciple of Guru Nanak, who found spiritual solace by embracing Guru Nanak's teachings and leaving behind idol worship.

Explore the life of Baba Mohri, son of Guru Amar Das, devoted to family and supportive of Gurus Ram Das and Arjan in spiritual leadership.

Explore Guru Nanak's visit to Assam's land of magic, where he encountered Nurshah, the queen of sorceresses, and spread the message of divine truth.

ALAM SINGH NACHNA (d. 1705), a warrior in the retinue of Guru Gobind Singh, was the son of Bhai Durgu, a Rajput Sikh of Sialkot. He earned the popular epithet Nachna (lit. dancer) because of his uncommon agility. Sarup Das Bhalla, Mahima Prakash, describes him as one of Guru Gobind Singh\'s constant companions. Possessing pluck as well as skill, he once killed a tiger single handed. On another occasion when during the chase Guru Gobind Singh was suddenly attacked by two hill chiefs, Balia Chand and Alam Chand, with a force far out numbering his own, Alam Singh Nachna showed exemplary courage.

Discover Prithi Mall's transformation under Guru Amar Das, embracing the Guru's wisdom that transcends caste for true merit and honor.

Discover how Bhai Ballu, the barber turned Sikh, played a pivotal role in Guru Amar Das's life, from rituals at Goindval to founding Amritsar with Emperor Akbar.

Discover the inspiring story of Sachchan Sachch, a devoted Sikh, blessed by Guru Amar Das. From his journey to miraculous cures, uncover his legacy.

BENI, PANDIT, a learned Brahman of Chunian, in present day Lahore district of Pakistan, was a devoted Sikh of the time of Guru Amar Das. As he first visited Goindval, he came loaded with books to demonstrate his learning. Guru Amar Das spoke to him gently: "Mere learning begetteth pride. What aideth one is humility, love and devotion." Pandit Beni, as says Sarup Das Bhalla, Mahima Prakash, had no desire left to show his skill in arguing. He bowed at the Guru`s feet and became a disciple. Guru Amar Das, says the chronicler, uttered impromptu a hymn in the Malar measure, addressed to Bhai Beni.

Discover the legacy of Sant Sadharan, a devoted Sikh and carpenter, honored by Guru Amar Das, who preached Guru Nanak's teachings in Bakala.

Guru Ram Das highlights the power of pious fellowship over asceticism, teaching a Tapa that true comfort lies in serving others with humility.

Explore Gurdwara Mai Bhirai's significance in Khadur Sahib, Punjab, where Guru Angad meditated after Guru Nanak's passing. A site of profound history.

Discover the life of Tej Bhan, affectionately known as Tejo, father of Guru Amar Das, with deep roots in the Bhalla clan from Punjab.