Yes, we’re back! After a short break (Six weeks, since 27/8/06)- The break was due to my thoughts on revamping the programme.

Interestingly, a few weeks back we were contacted by BBC World Radio as they wished to feature snippets of this programme as it is one of the few regular Sikh Podcasts available. The other regular one that I know of is the excellent audio provided by Mr G Singh at http://www.mrsikhnet.com (also available through itunes).

In addition, in the UK the BBC’s The Heaven and Earth Show (a multi-faith TV programme) discussed with me the possibility of making a video documentary on the increase availability in religious podcasting content.

This week, before we launch the new episodes episode – we have a special interim episode dedicated to peace – a selection of inspiring tracks to help us save the world, the children and wish for peace for all.

All previous episode’s of Sikhwithin are still online so, if you’re new to the Sikhwithin Podcast please check them out, either from clicks available from this site, or directly through itunes.
The previous format of the programme was:
Meanings, History, Stories, Shabad Translations and Inspirational music.

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Thank you for your patience and support.

Dr Savi

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Featured items:

Intro: Snippet from Heal the World – Michael Jackson
Burning ! Jagat Jelendha Rakh La – Dya Singh and Party (Australia)
Ong Sohung (I am aThou, I am Peace) – Snatam Kaur
Save the Children – Gil Scott-Heron
Mad World – Michael Andrews and Gary Jules
Standing Together – George Benson
An evening of Spontaneity with the TTM Ensemble – Part4 – Tribute to Mardana

Question: Reason?
Answer: We’re revamping the show and also we thought we would put together a September 11th Memorial episode. It will consist of shabads. In addition, songs relating to peace so we can all unite around this essential need.

Therefore, Episode 14 of Sikhwithin will be out very soon!

Thank you for your patience.

Best Regards

Dr Savi

Welcome to Episode 13

This weeks episode we thought we would create a snippet or review show based on the last 12 programmes that we have recorded

We hope that this show helps to welcome new listeners to experience past episodes and offers existing listeners a chance to reference, recommend, rekindle and remember.

Your feedback is welcome from public (below or at our forum at: http://www.sikhwithin.com) or privately to our email address: removethis1stsikhwithin@thenthissecondyahoo.com (NB an email mask is in place you prevent robot postings – to reveal the address simply need to remove the following characters: removethis1stthenthissecond).

All the Best

Dr Savi

Episode 13 of Sikhwithin is available immediately from itunes or within 6hours from the posting date of this item – by simply clicking on the green arrow above.

PS The intro this week is from an amazing CD called Conception – An interpretation of Stevie Wonder – The snippet is called : Love in need of love today and is sung by : Dave Hollister

We’re a bit late this week. Sorry!

In this weeks episode in the meaning section we briefly cover the Sikh Takhats. In addition, we seek to communicate what happens when you visit a Gurdwara, for example: The Ardas, Wak, Kirtan and recieving Karah Parshad.
(Source: Sikh Studies by Dr H.S Singha and Rupinder Kaur)

In the history section we look at the life of Maharaja Duleep Singh.
(Source: Maharaja Duleep Singh – The Last Sovereign Ruler of Punjab.)

The shabad translation section features the shabad – Tu Mera Pita sung by Dya Singh and Party from Australia.

We close the show with inspirational music from Sting (Let your soul be your pilot) and an amazing group called Tribute to Mardana, an international group – with a track called ‘A Trip At Dawn’. The latter track has an amazing translation section that starts in approximately the middle of it.

We welcome feedback/suggestions from our online forum based at our portal:
http://www.sikhwithin.com

In addition, you can email us at: sikhwithinremovethis1st@this2ndyahoo.com

Or, simply leave a public comment below.

Keep in touch.
Dr Savi
PS The intro this week is from an amazing track from Huddersfield Youth.