(19) The birth of The Khalsa

Episode 9 of the The Story Of The Sikhs podcast, hosted by Sarbpreet Singh, titled "(19) The birth of The Khalsa" was published on February 17, 2020 and runs 77 minutes.

February 17, 2020 ·77m · The Story Of The Sikhs

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Guru Gobind Singh completes his divine mission by creating the Khalsa. At a gathering in Anandpur on the momentous Vaisakhi of 1699 the vision of Guru Nanak is fully realized as Guru Gobind Singh puts a final seal on the egalitarian faith that was created by the first Guru.

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Guru Gobind Singh completes his divine mission by creating the Khalsa. At a gathering in Anandpur on the momentous Vaisakhi of 1699 the vision of Guru Nanak is fully realized as Guru Gobind Singh puts a final seal on the egalitarian faith that was created by the first Guru.

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