Welcome to Episode 33 of Sikhwithin – A special compilation show covering snippets from Episodes 23-32.

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Thanks for all your support over the years and I wish you all the best for 2008.

Regards

Dr Savi

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Welcome to Episode 32 of Sikhwithin

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This week Part 1’s and 2. i.e: Understanding Sikhism and The History of the Sikhs are combined.
Bahadur Singh tells us about the life of Guru Nanak Ji.

He continues with Part 3, i.e: the Shabad Translation segment. This week we feature a Shabad sung by Lata Mangeshkar, entitled:
Sat Guru Nanak Pargata.

There is no Resource review segment but we do have an Outside Broadcast, experiencing the sounds of the recent Nagar Kirtan in West London Southall a few weeks back. Wow! There were so many people there and the sewa was amazing.

In the final part of the programme, Inspirational words and Songs we feature the title track from Snatam Kaur’s latest CD, Anand (Bliss).

We’d love to hear from you.

Best Regards
Dr Savi

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Welcome to Episode 31 of Sikhwithin

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This week we return to a usual episode format:

This week Part 1’s and 2. i.e: Understanding Sikhism and The History of the Sikhs are combined.
We look at why Sikhs celebrate Diwali.

We welcome to the team, Bahadur Singh and Thank him for all his help.
In Part 3 – This week’s Shabad Translation features a Shabad sung by Alaap, entitled:
Sabhe Ghat Ram Bole

In our outside broadcast segment we talk with Bahadur Singh to learn about his sewa and inspiration.

The resource review segment includes an extract from a documentary that outlines a new memorial dedicated to those solider’s from all around the world who gave their lives during World war 1 and 2.

In Part 6 – The final part of the programme, Inspirations words and songs, we feature a universal applicable song by Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes entitled, ‘Praying’.

Until next time.

All the Best.
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Welcome to Episode 30 of Sikhwithin

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This week’s episode is a special episode featuring a recent interview on Radio 2’s Aled Jones with reference to Sikhwithin and allso religion in the digital age.

Until next time.

All the Best.

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Welcome to Episode 29 of Sikhwithin

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This week we return to a usual episode format:

In Part 1 – Understanding Sikhism – We learn about the word Waheguru

In Part 2 – The History of the Sikhs – We look at the life of Guru Ram Das Ji

In Part 3 – This weeks Shabad Translation features a Shabad sung by Hari Singh and Hari Bhajan Kaur entitled
Sarab Nirantar

In Part 4 – Resource Review we encourage you to visit Sikhsangat.com

In Part 5 – Our outside broadcast features two interviews with GuruGanesha Singh. These interviews were conducted during Snatam Kaur and Party’s recent UK tour. Very inspiring.

In Part 6 – The final part of the programme, Inspirations words and songs, we feature a universal applicable song by Labi Siffre.

Until next time.

All the Best.
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