Welcome ! Jee ayea nuu!! Aao jee tun aou hamare.

Hi everyone,

This blog has been created for all the Children/young adults who have had the good fortune of attending various North American Samagams in the past year.

Many of you expressed a wish to get access to some of the materials we shared in the children' s classes. I thought that it might be a good idea to post links to these various presentations and articles in this space, which you can access whenever you like.

Hopefully, as time progresses we can have additional topics of discussions too. If you have any ideas please feel free to share with everyone here.

The above picture (GOD IS LOVE) was taken at the Main Canada Samagam 2009 at Blairemore, Alberta. During the break we visited the falls which Bauji and Mataji used to frequent in the early 80's. Someone had actually engraved 'God is Love' in the rocks from that time.

Bauji (Khoji)1981 wrote a poem titled:


'GOD IS LOVE ~ LOVE IS DIVINE GIFT~ LOVE IS GOD'


This has been represented below (click on each image to read)

With Warm Nanak Love

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Waheguru ji ka khalsa

Waheguru ji ki fateh

The Olympic flame, a symbol of the Olympic Games has divine connotations. It celebrates the gift of fire to the humans by Prometheus who stole it from the Greek god Zeus. This fire was kept burning throughout the celebration of the ancient Olympics and has been part of the modern Olympic Games ever since.

Just two weeks ago, I was part of this celebration. The Olympic flame or torch was making its way around Canada for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Games and it happened to pass at a location five minutes away from my house. At 7.37 a.m. on December 8^th, a Tuesday morning, bundled in my winter clothes I joined a small crowd that had gathered to see the torch passing. It was a very intense moment for me. You see for me the torch signified something that Bauji mentions in one of his lekhs.

He too talked about a flame, an eternal flame. In his example, he tells the story of how homes in villages had to keep a fire burning at all times. At night, people would cover the burning coals in such a way that they could re ignite the fire the following morning. Often the fire would go out. However they all knew that there was one place they could always go and get some burning coals to rekindle their own fires -  Bauji called this  ‘Bobee da hara’. Bobee kept the fire ignited under all circumstances and was then able to relight the fire of others. She kept the flame alive.

This flame to me signifies the Guru’s love; His Eternal Song.

As the Olympic flame passed me by, it dawned on me how generations had  laboriously kept this flame going.  Often to be put out but then to be revived.

This blog is an effort to keep ablaze that ‘Love Fire’ that was ignited in many hearts by Bauji  lekhs which bring to light the Eternal truths carried in Guru Granth Sahib Jee.


DHAN SRI GURU GRANTH SAHIB JEE!!!