Ans. On an order from the emperor Jahangir, Guru Arjan Dev had been summoned to Lahore. Before leaving for Lahore, Guru Arjan Dev had made the prescient statement:”I shall be put to death, such is the directive (of God) for sure. I am going among Mughals; they will torture me, there is no doubt in […]
Ans. In the last moments before merger into the Infinite, Guru Ram Das bowed to Guru Arjan Dev from a distance. All the Sikhs present were looking at the Divine face of the fourth Master. The end looked like the mingling of water into water, fire into fire or air diffusing effortlessly into air. As
Ans. It is our good fortune that the last words of Guru Amar Das were inscribed by his own grandson, Baba Sunder (son of Baba Mohri). Later on Guru Arjan Dev included these words in the Adi Granth in Raag (the musical measure) Raamkali under the heading of “Sadd” means ‘Call’ SGGS, p. 923.Guru Amar
Q. 13. Describe the last words spoken by Guru Amar Das. Read More »
Ans. To his mother Guru Hari Krishan said, “My time to depart from this world has arrived”. The mother then said to him, “You were distributing spiritual mirth, sitting on the throne of Guru Nanak. Why have you decided to depart so soon? Whoever comes under your merciful gaze, is rid of all calamities. The
Introduction Sri Guru Arjan Dev Ji, the Fifth Sikh Guru, became the first martyr in Sikh history in 1605. His sacrifice laid the foundation of Sikh resilience, spiritual strength, and unwavering devotion to Waheguru. Despite severe torture, Guru Ji remained immersed in Naam and accepted the Divine Will with the immortal words: “ਤੇਰਾ ਕੀਆ ਮੀਠਾ
