Bhai Maharaj Singh Ji

[Akaal Purakh Di Fauj]

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh

Baba Bir Singh Ji’s message to Bhai Maharaj Singh Ji and to all those who wish to play the game of love

“When a person embarks on a spiritual journey, he will encounter many obstacles. These may be physical in nature, such as sickness or mental such as lust, anger, greed, attachment and pride. As he successfully crosses these obstacles he begins to acquire occult powers as a result of which many people become his followers. At this stage usually many seekers fail.”

“They get lost in these powers and forget the goal they had set out to achieve. If some rare soul, by the grace of Dhan Dhan Satguru Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji Maharaj does not waver at this stage and continues to march onwards to the feet of Satguru Ji by following his rehat then he is sure to merge into the ocean that is Akaal Purakh.”

Bhai Maharaj Singh Ji engraved these words into his heart and soul and through the grace of Satguru Ji finally achieved his goal. May we also act on these words of Baba Bir Singh Ji and progress on our journey to the feet of Satguru Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji Maharaj.

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh

[Matheen]

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa!

Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh!

Wise words.....is there a book about their Jeevan? Where did you get that quote?

[Akaal Purakh Di Fauj]

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh

As Kam1825 already said Sri Bir Mrigesh which was written by Bhai Sher Singh Ji a disciple of Brahmgyani Baba Khuda Singh Ji is probably the best place to start. I’m still waiting for a copy.

The quote is from a book which had a brief jeevani of Baba Bir Singh Ji. I will look it up and let you know.

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh

[khalistan_zindabaad]

vaheguru vaheguru vaheguru. amazing.

[N30S1NGH]

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh

As Kam1825 already said Sri Bir Mrigesh which was written by Bhai Sher Singh Ji a disciple of Brahmgyani Baba Khuda Singh Ji is probably the best place to start. I’m still waiting for a copy.

The quote is from a book which had a brief jeevani of Baba Bir Singh Ji. I will look it up and let you know.

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh

I have two copies of sri bir mrigesh.. i was given these copies by baba jagjit singh ji harkhowale.. normally i dont have problem with punjabi, hindi, urdu written in gurmukhi.. i have managed to read hardest literature- ishvar amalok lal (personal dairy of sant isher singh ji rara sahib) which is quite poetic.. but sri bir mirgesh for me its really hard to understand because of the language used..if this could be translated in english that will be true art work.. there are few nirmale in the panth who could do such translations.. there is a white sikh convert who is nirmala in UK have potential of doing that. He already released bhavsraamrit in english which can be purchased from dtf book store in bham, its one of oldest and best nirmala commentary on deep subjects in sikhi.

Akaal Purkh di Faij did u find it hard to read? do you modified version of sri bir mirgesh?

[Akaal Purakh Di Fauj]

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh

Unfortunately Namstang “I’m still waiting for a copy” so I can’t answer your question. I expect like everything in life it will be very hard but that won’t stop us from trying.

Can you post a few of the things you learnt from Sri Bir Mrigesh in this thread please?

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh

[Bijla Singh]

If you want to read Bhai Sahib's jeevani, you can read the book written by M.L. Ahluwalia. I just finished reading it. It is good and based on historical facts. If you know Sikh Raj history then you won't have any problem picking out historic mistakes the author made.

[UKGupt Kaur]

http://www.sikhs.org.sg/index.php?option=c...8&Itemid=90

Gurdwara Sahib Silat Road

8 Jalan Bukit Merah

Singapore 169543.

Tel:(65) 6222 2208 Fax: (65) 6255 1994

Email: srt@sikhs.org.sg

FYI, ANTI-SIKH and ANTI-GURMAT practice is carried out in Singapore Gurdwara Silat Road!!

I have been there several times, many years ago, so I know this is a fact!.

There is a tomb of his behind Sri Guru Granth Sahib Jee!!!. Some people go and metha thek this first or after metah thek SGGSJ.!!!!

This is a email srt@sikhs.org.sg from the link above that can be used to INFORM this moorakhs of what they are encouraging at this Gurdwara.

This is another site I found http://www.ysas.org/en/ "singapore sikh youth association" who hopefully can inform the moorakhs at silat road of their anti-gurmat practices.

[lowest of the low singhni]

^A really nice way to bump up this thread.

p.s. anyone who read Singhstah's post will already know that.

[lsingh]

The 5th July 1856 was when Bhai Maharaj Singh passed away.Bhai Maharaj was a Sikh religious and politically aware leader who was active at the end of the Sikh Raj. He alone continued to resist British rule even when the Sikh army was defeated at the Battle of Gujrat in 1849, a fact that Indian historians fail to mention. He wanted the Sikh Kingdom free from British rule ,it took another 70 years before Indian leaders started a campaign of Independence. He had great religious following among the Sikh population at the time.

Bhai Maharaj Singh

Bhai Maharaj Singh Ji was a saintly person turned revolutionary who led an anti-British movement in the Punjab after the first Anglo-Sikh war, was born Nihal Singh at the village of Rabbon, in Ludhiana district. He had a religious bent of mind and came under the influence of Bhai Bir Singh of Naurangabad. After the latter’s death in 1844, he succeeded him as head of the Naurafigabad dera and was held in high esteem by a vast following, including most of the Sikh chiefs and courtiers. Maharaj Singh’s revolutionary career started with the Prema conspiracy case involving him in a plot to murder the British resident, Henly Lawrence, and other pro-British officers of the Lahore Darbar. Maharaj Singh, whose movements were restricted to Naurangabad by the British, went underground. The government confiscated his property at Amritsar and announced a reward for his arrest.

Bhai Maharaj Singh intensified his activities against the British when he came to know that Diwan Mul Raj had in April 1848 raised a standard of revolt against them at Multan. He left for Multan with 400 horsemen to join hands with Mul Raj. But soon differences arose between the two leaders, and Maharaj Singh left Multan for Hazara in June 1848 to seek Chatar Singh Atarivala’s assistance in his plans to dislodge the British. In November 1848, he joined Raja Sher Singh’s forces at Rimnagar and was seen in the battlefield riding his black mare and exhorting the Sikh soldiers to lay down their lives for the sake of their country. Thereafter he took part in the battles of Chehanvala and Gujrat but, when Raja Sher Singh surrendered to the British at Rawalpindi on 14 March 1849, he resolved to carry on the fight single-handed.

He escaped to Jammu and made Dev Batala his secret headquarters. In December 1849, he went to Hoshiarpur and visited the Sikh regiments to enlist their support. Bhai Maharaj Singh, who carried on his head a price of 10,000 rupees was arrested on 28 December 1849 at Adampur. The Guru is no ordinary man,” wrote Dr Vansittart, the Jalandhar deputy commissioner, who had arrested him. He is to the natives what Jesus is to the most zealous of Christians. His miracles were seen by tens of thousands and are more implicitly believed than those worked by the ancient prophets.” Vansittart was so greatly impressed by Bhai Maharaj Singh’s personality that he recommended special treatment to be accorded him, but the government did not wish to take any risks and deported him to Singapore where after several years of solitary confinement, he died on 5 July 1856. He had gone blind before the end came.

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