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Discover the spiritual journey of Ram Datt, a Brahman from Kurukshetra, who sought wisdom from Guru Gobind Singh during the 1702 solar eclipse.

Discover the essence of Brahmgiani in Sikhism—realization of the Universal Spirit & true self, embodying compassion & liberation. Explore this spiritual zenith.

Explore the spiritual journey of Svami Rama Tirtha, inspired by Svami Vivekananda, from humble beginnings to profound enlightenment in the Himalayas.

BRAHMO SAMAJ. The expression "Brahmo Samaj" (correct transcription, "Brahma Samaja") literally stands for a society of the worshippers of Brahman, the Supreme Reality, according to Hindu philosophy. It is the name of the Theistic Church founded by Raja Rammohun Roy (1772-1833), in Calcutta on 20 August 1828. The history of the movement leading to the foundation of this "house of worship" is intimately bound up with that of the individual career of Rammohun Roy.

Discover the coronation ode 'Tikke di Var' by bards Balvand and Satta, celebrating the Guru lineage with spiritual and historical insights in Sikhism.

FIVE KHANDS or Panj Khands, lit. realms (panj == five, khand == region or realm), signifies in the Sikh tradition the five stages of spiritual progress leading man to the Ultimate Truth. The supporting text is a fragment from Guru Nanak`s Japu, stanzas 34 to 37. The Five Realms enumerated therein are dharam khand, the realm of righteous action (pauri 34), gian khand, the realm of knowledge (pauri 35), saram khand, the realm of spiritual endeavour (pauri 36), karam khand, the realm of grace, and sach khand the realm of Truth (pauri 37).

Discover Ravidas, poet and mystic from Varanasi. Renowned for devotional hymns in Guru Granth Sahib, he transcended caste and worshipped the Supreme Being.