Sikhism - Culture - Gurmat Veechar

Baajaan Wala
Baani - Vaani
Baba Bakaale
BabaBuddha
Bachitra Natak
Bala Pritam
Banda
Bandi Chhor
Bedawa
Bhagauti
Bole So Nihal,
Sat Sri Akal
Braham Giani
Buddha Dal
Bunga
Charhdi Kala
Damdama Sahib
A Guru with Hawks - Guru Gobind Singh
The holy verses included in Sri Guru Granth
Sahib.
Grand father (Guru) at Bakala, a small town
in Punjab
A disciple of Guru Nanak Dev Sahib, had a
life of 125 years and served First Six Sikh
Gurus in succession, First Head Granthi ofSri
Darbar Sahib, Amritsar.
A composition (a poetic work) of Sri Guru
Gobind Singh Sahib of the nature of an
autobiography also covering some aspects of
his earlier life.
The child Lord - Guru Harkrishan Sahib,
sometimes also used for Guru Gobind Singh
Sahib.
A man, a dedicated slave or supporter ­
generally refers to Baba Banda Singh
Bahadur.
The saviour, the liberator - Guru Har Gobind
Sahib.
A document ofdesertion
Name ofa goddess, a Sword.
A war cry or a slogan ofjoy or ofvictory of
the Khalsa
An intellectual who has an insight into the
Almighty.
An organisation ofthe Veterans
A dwelling, a residential place. (Several such
places have been built around Sri Harmandir
Sahib).
High Spirits
Place or a Gurdwara named as such where
some Guru Sahib (particularly Guru Gobind
Singh Sahib) rested for some time in a period
ofturmoil or even otherwise in normal times.
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