SikhNet Stories for Children

40 Mukte – The Story of Forty Liberated Souls | Sikh History Story for Children This is not just a story of battle. It is a story of return, forgiveness, and grace. The story of the Chali Mukte teaches children that even when we make mistakes or lose our way, the Guru’s door is never closed. Through gentle storytelling, this sakhi shows how forty Sikhs found the courage to return, stand for truth, and give everything for their Guru, guided by the fearless spirit of Mai Bhago Ji. This story helps children understand that strength is not about never falling. It is about taking responsibility, choosing the right path again, and staying connected to Waheguru. We created this story for families to watch together. Because these stories are meant to start conversations. After watching together, parents can talk with children about courage, forgiveness, vichora, and why the Guru’s love never breaks. In a fast and noisy world, this story slows things down and reminds us that it is never too late to return to the Guru. SikhNet Stories is fully supported by the sangat. If this story touched your heart, please consider donating so we can continue creating meaningful Sikh stories for children around the world. Watch together. Reflect together. Grow together. Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh

Saka Chamkaur – The Martyrdom of the Vadde Sahibzaade | Sikh History Story for Children Saka Chamkaur is not just a chapter of Sikh history. It is a lesson in faith, bravery, responsibility and Chardi Kala. Through this gentle storytelling of the Vadde Sahibzaade – Baba Ajit Singh Ji and Baba Jujhar Singh Ji – children learn that strength is not about age, size or power. It is about standing for truth, protecting others and staying connected to Waheguru even in the hardest moments.

Saka Chamkaur – The Martyrdom of the Vadde Sahibzaade | Sikh History Story for Children Saka Chamkaur is not just a chapter of Sikh history. It is a lesson in faith, bravery, responsibility and Chardi Kala. Through this gentle storytelling of the Vadde Sahibzaade – Baba Ajit Singh Ji and Baba Jujhar Singh Ji – children learn that strength is not about age, size or power. It is about standing for truth, protecting others and staying connected to Waheguru even in the hardest moments.

When storms raged and many claimed to be Guru, one seeker’s faith revealed the true light. This is the inspiring story of Bhai Makhan Shah Lubana, whose courage and devotion led him to discover Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, the Ninth Guru of the Sikhs. Through this story, children learn about faith, truth, and the power of divine guidance. It reminds us that even when the boat of life shakes, with Naam and the Guru’s grace, it always reaches the shore. Perfect for young viewers, families, and classrooms, this SikhNet Stories film brings history and values to life through storytelling. Watch now to discover how one man’s prayer and promise led the world to its true Guru.

Guru Ladho Re! - The Story of Bhai Makhan Shah Lubana and Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji When storms raged and many claimed to be Guru, one seeker’s faith revealed the true light. This is the inspiring story of Bhai Makhan Shah Lubana, whose courage and devotion led him to discover Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, the Ninth Guru of the Sikhs. Through this story, children learn about faith, truth, and the power of divine guidance. It reminds us that even when the boat of life shakes, with Naam and the Guru’s grace, it always reaches the shore. Perfect for young viewers, families, and classrooms, this SikhNet Stories film brings history and values to life through storytelling. Watch now to discover how one man’s prayer and promise led the world to its true Guru. To stay updated on all new SikhNet videos, kindly subscribe to our Youtube channel. http://bit.ly/sikhnet-yt-subscribe

Gurbani is such that it works in your soul when recited with love even if you don't understand it completely. Read more about this story.Click here to listen to listen to English version of this story.

Baba Deep Singh was a beloved child of Guru Gobind Singh, who's commitment was so strong, his word always came true. When the Hari Mandir Sahib was taken over by invaders he promised to fight until his head bowed at the threshold. In the battle field he fought fearlessly and sent many men to their Maker. Then he faught the general of the other army. Baba Deep's head was cut off in this fight........... then a miracle happened......Read more about this story.Click here to listen to Punjabi version of this story.

Baba Deep Singh was a beloved child of Guru Gobind Singh, who's commitment was so strong, his word always came true. When the Hari Mandir Sahib was taken over by invaders he promised to fight until his head bowed at the threshold. In the battle field he fought fearlessly and sent many men to their Maker. Then he faught the general of the other army. Baba Deep's head was cut off in this fight........... then a miracle happened......Read more about this story.Click here to listen to English version of this story.

This is a story about the life of a young Kaur named Jind. She is just finishing up her morning nitnem before going to school. Although Jind might look like a regular girl, she is FAR from normal. Jind does so much paath, reciting of Naam, that she actually has the superpower to travel to other realms. Today is Jind’s first day at her new school and as she is getting ready, she sings:Suntey puneet kahte pavit, satiguru rehia bharpure, binvant nanak gurcharan lage vaje anahat dhure. Wahiguru ji ka Khalsa Wahiguru ji ki Fateh ...

This is a story about the life of a young Kaur named Jind. She is just finishing up her morning nitnem before going to school. Although Jind might look like a regular girl, she is FAR from normal. Jind does so much paath, reciting of Naam, that she actually has the superpower to travel to other realms.Bibi Sharan: The Courage of Kaurs - Releasing in Panjabi audio on 5th October. Stay tuned on SikhNet YouTube and all leading Podcasts platform.

Two Sikhs transform into tigers to help Guru Hargobind, but Guru ji is not pleased with their actions. In order to teach them he has them fill a cup of water from the river, and then pour the water back out...

Two Sikhs transform into tigers to help Guru Hargobind, but Guru ji is not pleased with their actions. In order to teach them he has them fill a cup of water from the river, and then pour the water back out...

This story follows the daily lives of three Sikh siblings as they go about their day. Instead of a narrator, the story allows the children to speak, making it relatable and engaging for young readers. It's a great way to inspire young children towards Sikhi.

This story follows the daily lives of three Sikh siblings as they go about their day. Instead of a narrator, the story allows the children to speak, making it relatable and engaging for young readers. It's a great way to inspire young children towards Sikhi.

One day a Sikh who was a family man came to see Guru Har Rai Ji, the seventh Guru. This man worked hard to take care of his family but when he came to see the Guru he was very troubled. He told the Guru that for many years he had wanted to leave everything and come stay in the Guru's service. He said, " I want only to serve you and earn salvation in the next world". Then he told the Guru how he had a son who would have taken over the family responsibilities but, sadly, the boy had died. "All my hopes are shattered, what can I do?!" he asked the Guru.

One day a Sikh who was a family man came to see Guru Har Rai Ji, the seventh Guru. This man worked hard to take care of his family but when he came to see the Guru he was very troubled. He told the Guru that for many years he had wanted to leave everything and come stay in the Guru's service. He said, " I want only to serve you and earn salvation in the next world". Then he told the Guru how he had a son who would have taken over the family responsibilities but, sadly, the boy had died. "All my hopes are shattered, what can I do?!" he asked the Guru.

Whatever you do, wherever you go, you'll be a Singh and the world will know! Show them how Bold, yet Humble a Singh can be. For you are a son of Guru Gobind Singh Ji. 

This story teaches us about patience. It happened during the time of Guru Arjan Dev, the 5th Guru. As he meditated for thousands of years the words of his master echoed as he waited to meet the Guru of the future kal yug... 

Before Guru HarKrishan became the 8th Guru, many people wanted to know who the next Guru was to be. Once a man went to Guru Har Rai and asked him which of his sons was to be the next Guru & Guru Har Rai instructed the man to perform a special test that could show the sign of the greatest superpower and likewise the next guru. Listen to hear what happens next.

Sikh girls often experience a lack of role models to look up to in this world filled with Barbies and Instagram models. Dream Big Little Kaur is a very welcome addition to any household that is looking to keep connected to our Sikhi heritage in a way children can enjoy!

The Guru's two younger sons are lost and alone with their grandmother. The children who were 6 and 8 years old, were arrested and brought to Governor Wazir Khan. Their grandmother, Mata Gujri, was left alone in a freezing cold tower while the children were interrogated by the government. They were given a choice: Change their religion.... or die. Will these young ones follow the example of Guru Teg Bahadur and sacrifice their lives... or will they give up?

My love, as you wake up in the morning and reach for the sky... BE EXCITED! What a blessing it is to have a full day to play, learn and make a difference. My love, as you step into the bathroom to get ready for the day... THINK OF SOMEONE YOU LOVE! Share why you appreciate them, and show them your love. My love, as you head to school for a day full of fun and learning... DREAM BIG! You can cross the monkey bars or fly to the moon. You can do anything that you set your mind and heart to.Be Brave my LoveWritten by Bhajneet SinghIllustrated by Pardeep SinghRead the story

We all know that God is all powerful. Sometimes we call God ‘Bandi Chhor’: Who can free those who are captured. This is the story of how Guru Hargobind also got that as a nickname, because he also freed the captured, and became… Bandi Chhor!Read the story

Introducing the story of Ajeet: the Invincible Lion, a story that is also a shabd! Or is it a shabd that is also a story...? Hi! My name is Ajeet Singh. My name means that I am an invincible lion. Sometimes I'm brave and fearless like a lion, and sometimes I'm not. After all, I'm just a kid. I learn so much every day. At school there are some kids that bother me so much! It's really hard because there are 5 of them and only 1 of me. They don't share or take turns. They think they are the best at everything and they get mad when I play with the toys. It's really hard to be around them. I try to talk to them nicely, but it doesn't help. I try to ignore them, but it's so hard. I try everything, but they won't stop bothering me! I don't know what to do. I come home and tell Mumma. She tells me to find the happiest kids with the biggest smiles at school and play with them instead. She tells me that everything is going to be okay and reminds me that I am an invincible lion.Read the story

Nothing in this world lasts forever. Everything is temporary… well there is something that actually does last forever, do you know what that is?  The truth. Truth lasts forever. And the teachings of the True Guru are perfectly true. And do you know what happens when the world is confronted with Truth? The world freaks out. So you can imagine how much the world freaked out with Guru Arjan Dev, who wrote banis like Sukhmani Sahib, and who compiled the whole Aad Granth! Because he delivered the Ultimate Truth to the world, the worst ugliness and violence of the world came for him. But he knew these forces would come and accepted it as part of God’s Will. The world used two main people to create the drama of ugliness and violence. One was the emperor and one was a person in the emperor’s court. His name was Chandu, ...Read the story

This is a story about a young man who some people thought spent too much time by himself. Who would have expected that the lonely youth would one day become the True Guru!?Read the story

Kirat Singh loves animals. In his intuition he helps them and they help him to deal with a real life bully. Read the story

This is a double story! This GurGaddi story is both how Guru Gobind Singh bestowed the Guruship to the Khalsa Panth and later to the Siri Guru Granth. Read the story

Why Sikhs celebrate Diwali (Bandi Chhor Divas). Diwali is the festival of lights. Once a year, the entire world comes together to light divas (candles) in remembrance of good conquering bad. The night sky is also lit up with beautiful fireworks. This amazing short animation shows why people from the Sikh faith celebrate Diwali, and how it came to be known as Bandi Chhor Divas.Read the story

Simran Kaur wanted to change the world for the better, she didn't like that mother earth has suffered so much. After she had a vision she invokes the spirit of Bhai Ghaneya a miracle occurs. It inspired many people all around the world and helped green the planet.Read the story

There were two friends who lived two very different lives. One spent his time well in the company of the holy, with the Guru. The other spent his time poorly with low people doing bad things. The one who did bad was rewarded with a gold piece. The one who did good was rewarded with a painful injury. What could it mean? Should they ask the Guru?read more

A story about how one man and his family realize the power and importance of PRAYER! A Lesson that a heartfelt prayer can re-write our destiny and take away all our ills. read more

Simran Kaur wanted to change the world for the better, she didn't like that mother earth has suffered so much. After she had a vision she invokes the spirit of Bhai Ghaneya a miracle occurs. It inspired many people all around the world and helped green the planet. read more

After talking with the Yogis Guru Nanak made his way to a huge pilgrimage site: Hariduar. Huge throngs of people were throwing water to the rising sun to honor their ancestors. Guru Nanak started throwing water in the opposite direction. A Brahman asked him what he was doing. He said, "I'm watering my fields in the Punjab, surely it will reach the Punjab before it reaches your ancestors.".....read more

These are the "3 C's". Livtar learns the hard way how these 3 things took away her happiness. Now that she learned this, she's on her way to having a much better life without 'Competing', 'Comparing' or 'Complaining'! read more

There were two friends who lived two very different lives. One spent his time well in the company of the holy, with the Guru. The other spent his time poorly with low people doing bad things. The one who did bad was rewarded with a gold piece. The one who did good was rewarded with a painful injury. What could it mean? Should they ask the Guru?read more

Guru Nanak traveled all over India to spread the word of God, and he walked everywhere on foot. His companions Bala and Mardana always traveled with him. Once they were in a remote part of India called Kamrup where the people were famous for their devotion to black magic. When Guru Nanak reached the outskirts of the city he sat down under a tree and began meditating. While Bala stayed with him Mardana went ahead into the city to find food and drink.read more

This is a story of two families. One family worked hard and used team-work. They were like the fingers of a fist that can't be broken apart. The other didn't like to work hard and argued with each other. They were like a hand where the fingers don't agree to do the same thing. See what treasures and rewards there is for those who work together!read more

A great soul looked at earth and decided to make a sacrifice: Give up the bliss of living in God's home and help peopleread more

Guru Nanak Dev Ji used to travel on foot everywhere with his companions and musicians, Bala and Mardana. One day they were walking and Mardana felt very thirsty. It was very hot outside and they had been walking for a long time. Finally they reached a hill with a dwelling at the top. They were sure they would be able to get water there. A man lived there and had a well that everyone in the nearby village used to get water for washing themselves, growing food, and drinking. But he was very greedy and charged money before anyone could use the well.read more

The moon was bright in the dark sky, while the soothing sound of Gurbani Kirtan was flowing in the Gurdwara. Everyone had their eyes closed, focused on the vibration. Suddenly out of the the langar hall came a disturbing sound! A young lady got up and went into the kitchen to see what was going on, "Hmm look at these footprints.... " Then she whispered into a device on her wrist, and three other figures quickly and silently appeared in the langar hall kitchen. They all looked at the footprints, then at each other. These four were no ordinary kids, they were... TEAM KHALSA!read more

Mardana doesn't understand why Guru Nanak would bless both the mean people of one village as well as the kind people of another village. When he finally ask, Guru ji teaches him a profound message. read more

Guru Nanak, together with Mardana and Bala, his two friends who always served him, traveled together to the country of Kashmir. They came to the city of Sri Nagar. There the people knew who he was because of his grace and his light. The people were very happy and blessed to sit with him and learn from him. In that city there was also a Pundit named Brahm Das. He was very learned and through his devotion to the goddess he had gained yogic powers. When he heard that a great Guru had come to town he thought, "I don't think I will be that impressed with this new-comer. It is I who has great knowledge and supernatural powers. I will show him my skill. Sitting on this carpet I will fly over to where he is and there is no doubt that he will be totally impressed when I arrive."read more

This is the story of Vasakhi day! During the time of Guru Gobind Rai, the rulers of the land were very cruel to people. They wanted everyone to join the same religion as them. A feeling of darkness and unhappiness spread through the land. The time had come for the Guru to show how to bring ......THE LIGHT!!!read more

A man judges people by their karma forgetting his own. He meets a blind man who opens his eyes to the greater truth.read more

Sukhdev Muni is destined to be enlightened, but he first has to accept Raja Janak. The Muni doesn't think a king can be his teacher but when a fire is about to burn all his stuff, he learns a great lesson from the king...read more

Once Guru Gobind Rai disguised himself, while playing a trick to help his Sikhs learn about what selfless service truly means. He disguises himself as an regular traveler. It was very early in the morning before the sunrise and he would knock on everybody's door and ask, "excuse me, I don't want to bother you, but do you have any food to share?" Listen to find out if anyone is ready to serve at all times.read more

A Brahman goes through a long process to make the most pure food. But when Mardana comes too close to his food we find out the Brahman isn't totally pure himself. read more

Guru Gobind Singh Ji was not only a great teacher but he was also the greatest of warriors. He taught his Sikhs to meditate on the One in everyone and he also taught them to train their bodies.read more

And Guru ji happily drank the water… right then… the boy felt a connection with Guru Gobind Singh he hadn’t felt before and his heart filled with more love than ever.read more