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This video is a tribute to Bhagat Jaswant Singh Ji Gursevak, a beloved teacher who always emphasized the importance of learning Muharni. It’s a powerful tool that presents all possible sounds and is one of the best ways to help children start reading Gurbani accurately. 📖✨📿 Muharni is a fun, effective way to teach kids how to read Gurmukhi by practicing key sounds. This catchy, engaging song helps children easily memorize and learn the first line of Muharni (Sianay Nianay) through rhythm, repetition, and animation. 🧠🎵✨

In this playful and interactive video, young children will enjoy moving their bodies while learning the concepts of up, down, left, and right ⬆️ 🎶 ⬇️ The song encourages them to follow along with simple movements and with repetitive lyrics like "Up, Up, Down," "Left, Right, Turn Around". This activity helps them develop motor skills, coordination, and a sense of direction in a fun and engaging way.

Join the fun and movement with the "Chardi Kala" song! In this energetic and interactive video, children will learn about staying positive and strong no matter the situation. 🎶✨😊 The song teaches that life can have ups and downs, with loud or quiet moments, big or small tasks, but through it all, we should stay in a state of chardi kala. Perfect for young children, this video helps them stay engaged while learning about positivity and resilience, making it an ideal choice for early childhood development. Get ready to move, sing, and stay in chardi kala with every step!

Get ready to move, jump, and freeze with this high-energy Punjabi action song for kids! 🎶✨ Inspired by the classic Freeze Dance, this interactive song gets children running, hopping, spinning—and stopping in their tracks when they hear "ਰੁਕੋ!" 🛑 Perfect for parents, teachers, and caregivers looking to keep kids active while learning Punjabi in a playful way. Let’s ਦੌੜੋ, ਛਾਲ਼ ਮਾਰੋ, ਟੱਪੋ... ਫਿਰ ਰੁੱਕ ਜਾਓ! 🚀🎉😊

Bhai Gurneet Singh - Sunee Pukaar Dhaataar Prabh Gur Naanak Jag Maeh Pathaia by Experience Sikhi

Bibi Varleen Kaur - Toon Dhaanaa Toon Sadh Miharavaanaa Naam Milai Rang Maanee.mp3 by Experience Sikhi

Bibi Simreet Kaur - Mangau Raam Te Ik Dhaan by Experience Sikhi

Bibi Harmanpreet Kaur - Man Raam Naamaa Bedheeale by Experience Sikhi

Salok Mahalla 9 and Sehaj Paath Bhog by Experience Sikhi

Bhai Amrinder Singh - Mere Satigur Apane Baalik Raakhahu Leelaa Dhaar by Experience Sikhi

Ever heard the word “Chip Chip” in Punjabi? It means STICKY! 🖐️😄 In this super fun and squishy video, we learn what chip chip feels like by playing with one of the stickiest, yummiest sweets ever — gulab jamun! 🍯 Perfect for kids learning Punjabi in a fun, sensory way.

Explore the beauty of the Gurmukhi alphabet through the sacred words of Gurbani! In this special version of our Punjabi alphabet video, each letter—including rarely used ones like ਙ, ਞ, ਣ, and ੜ—is matched with a word found in Gurbani. This is a wonderful way for children and families to connect with the Punjabi language while deepening their understanding of Sikhi. 🎶✨ Perfect for young learners, parents, and educators who want to introduce Punjabi in a spiritual and meaningful context. Watch, sing along, and build a love for Gurbani from an early age. Sing along and explore the beautiful world of Gurmukhi! 📖✨😊

Let’s shake our ਛੈਣੇ together 🪇🎉 With this audio they will learn to shake their "ਛੈਣੇ" (noise shakers) in different directions and speeds—up, down, near, far, fast, and slow—while following along to the catchy lyrics. This encourages them to develop rhythm, coordination, and motor skills while having a blast shaking their shakers! Perfect for parents, teachers, and caregivers looking for an engaging and active way to introduce music and movement in Punjabi.

Let’s learn the Punjabi (Gurmukhi) alphabet with fun words and visuals! 🎶✨ This engaging video introduces children to each letter of the Gurmukhi script with easy-to-remember words, helping them build their Punjabi vocabulary in an exciting way. Through rhymes, repetition, and colorful animations, kids will enjoy learning letters like ਕ for ਕੜਾ, ਗ for ਗੁਰੂ, and ਪ for ਪੰਜ. Perfect for parents, teachers, and caregivers who want to make Punjabi learning interactive and fun! Sing along and explore the beautiful world of Gurmukhi! 📖✨😊

Let’s count in Punjabi! 🎶✨ Watch this fun video to learn numbers from 1 to 20 in Punjabi (Gurmukhi) with music, rhythm, and engaging visuals! Perfect for little learners. 👶📚🎵 Sing along— Ik, Do, Tinn... Veeh! 🎤✨

Join in and sing "Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh" with this uplifting and devotional video for young children! 🎶✨ In this video, kids will follow along as they learn to say the Sikh greeting while practicing hand gestures like joining both hands in prayer. The repetitive and catchy rhythm encourages children to learn and connect with their faith through simple movements and chanting. It’s a perfect video for parents, teachers, and caregivers who want to introduce children to Sikh traditions in a joyful, interactive way. Let’s say Fateh together—Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh! 🙏🎉

Get ready to move, groove, and have fun with this exciting Punjabi movement song for kids! 🎶✨ Inspired by the energetic Tooty Ta song, this video encourages children to dance and follow along with fun movements like clapping hands, moving legs, shaking hips, and turning around! With easy-to-follow instructions like ""ਖੱਬੇ ਸੱਜੇ"" (left-right), ""ਹੱਥ ਉਪਰ"" (hands up), and ""ਗੋਡੇ ਕੱਠੇ"" (knees together), little ones will love dancing and moving to the rhythm while learning body coordination. Perfect for parents, teachers, and caregivers who want to keep kids active and engaged in a fun, interactive way! Let’s sing, move, and learn together—Khabbay Sajjay, Khabbay Sajjay! 💃🕺🎉

Sri Dasam Granth Sahib Sehaj Paath Bhog by Giani Jivanpal Singh and Giani Jatinder Singh (Nihung Santhia). Sehaj Paath Bhog was completed as part of the 25 Singh Lareevar Akhand Paath Sahib Smagam held at Gurdwara Gur Panth Parkash in Leicester, UK from December 6-8, 2024. Held in commemoration of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji's Shaheedi Purab, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji's Gurtagaddi Diwas, Sant Giani Mohan Singh Ji Bhindranwale's Barsi, and in loving memory of Giani Pritam Singh Ji Likhari. Hosted by Shaheedi Bunga UK in collaboration with Nihung Santhia, Likhari Jatha Bhindran, Damdami Taksal UK, Singhs Camp UK, and DGN Sounds.

Bhai Dilveer Singh Ji - Laavan Kirtan (Phone Recording 2) by Experience Sikhi

Bhai Dilveer Singh Ji - Laavan Kirtan (Phone Recording 1) by Experience Sikhi

Bhai Dilveer Singh Ji - Gaau Gaau Ree Dhulahanee Mangalachaaraa by Experience Sikhi

Bhai Dilveer Singh Ji - Aavahu Meet Piaare by Experience Sikhi

Bhai Dilveer Singh Ji - Pir Raleaala Joban Baalaa by Experience Sikhi

Bhai Dilveer Singh Ji - Har Prabh Kaaj Richaeya by Experience Sikhi

Bhai Dilveer Singh Ji - Lavaan Kirtan by Experience Sikhi

Bhai Dilveer Singh Ji - Viah Hoeaaa Mere Babula by Experience Sikhi

Bhai Dilveer Singh Ji - Poori Asa Ji Mansa Mere Ram / Poota Mata Ki Asees by Experience Sikhi

Welcome back to the Experience Sikhi Podcast. We are so excited to be back. In Episode 0, our host Dalraj Singh will reflect on the overwhelmingly positive feedback on Season 2, introduce you to some of the themes of this season, and walk you through some differences between Season 2 and Season 3.

Munlene Kaur is currently a High School with the Richmond School District, teaching social studies, career life education, languages and art. She completed her Bachelor of Arts in History and Bachelor of Education at Simon Fraser University. An interesting fact about her is as part of her teaching practicum, she lived with monks in a Dharamsala in India. In this episode we discuss her change in career, social media content creation, and the role Sikhi plays in her role as a teacher.

Tripat Kaur was born and raised in Abbotsford, BC. She completed her Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice at the University of the Fraser Valley, finishing with the highest GPA. She was also a varsity soccer player and served as the Student Union President in her 2nd year where she engaged in advocacy that went all the way up to provincial and federal governments. Currently, Tripat is a 2nd year law student at Osgoode Hall Law School. In her spare time, you will find her playing soccer, spikeball, hiking, and being a fierce competitor during family board game nights. In this episode we discuss her move to Toronto for law school, her involvement in various community organizations, and managing life as a law student.

Prabhjot Kaur is a Registered Massage Therapist, Massage Therapy professor and currently in school studying Early Childhood Education. She is also a mother to a little toddler and has spent the last year and a half focused on motherhood and getting back into her career. She has made some recent changes to her career path because of her desire to focus more on motherhood. She will touch on her journey to become an RMT, how she got into teaching and why she decided to make the change into Early Childhood Education. In this episode we discuss the differences between practicing full-time as a massage therapist and teaching massage therapy, career changes, and her experiences being a new parent.

Pavneet Singh currently works at a tech startup based in the US as a product manager. He graduated from the University of Waterloo where he studied Systems Design Engineering. Outside of work and school, he enjoys playing basketball and is a Boston Celtics fan. Pavneet Singh is also a student of Nihung Santhia and is their liaison in the GTA. In this episode we discuss the importance of Santhia in a Sikh’s life and about his experiences working virtually for a US company.

Kulwinder Singh was born and raised in Toronto, ON. He completed his Bachelors of Engineering at McMaster University. He has worked in the software industry for about 8 years now since graduation. In his free time, he loves to program further, play soccer, loves to read, and can talk your ear off if you begin talking about investing/software or tech. Don’t ever mention real estate around him, you will regret it. In this episode we discuss his involvement with Experience Sikhi, the differences between computer science and software development, and the benefits of working with one company for a prolonged period of time.

Kirpa Kaur is a graduate of Carleton University where she received her undergraduate degree and her masters. Following the completion of her Masters in Political Management, Kirpa joined the Public Health Agency of Canada supporting the COVID-19 pandemic response in a number of capacities including policy and emergency staffing. In her spare time, Kirpa is passionate about community building and gender equality. Since 2015, she has been engaged in the World Sikh Organization of Canada (WSO). In 2021, she was appointed to the executive as Director of Administration for the WSO. She has also been engaged in a number of community initiatives in Ottawa and the GTA. In September 2022, Kirpa joined Vermont Law School to begin her Juris Doctorate. In this episode you will hear more about Kirpa’s experiences working in various government roles, her move to the US for school, and how her community involvement informs her career choices.

Jasvinder Kaur is a chiropractic student at the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College who also does Seva with Experience Sikhi and Gursevak Sevadar. She has a diverse background including a biomedical science degree, doula, personal trainer, sonography and now chiropractic certifications. In her spare time she teaches Santhiya, Gurmukhi classes, Gurmat camps, and Gym and Jaap. In this episode we will hear more about the various opportunities in the medical field, finding the right one for you, and her non-linear academic journey to chiropractic studies.

Gurleen Singh is the Managing Director at Hilton Security Group Incorporated. Additionally he is also the VP of Six Tech Monitoring Solutions and Six Technologies Intelligence Group. He has been in the security industry for approximately ten years and in the business management side of operations for about six years. The moving parts of working in a family business and influencing strategic decisions are what keeps Gurleen excited about the job and he pursues a variety of hobbies and interests in his free time including watching sports with friends and family because of which he recently visited Qatar for the FIFA World Cup. In this episode you will hear about Gurleen’s contributions to the family business and some of the challenges associated with the job.

This episode features the GS Brar Law Professional Corporation team! Gurjiwan Singh, the founder and lawyer, is a graduate from York University’s Human Rights and Equity Studies program and Queen’s University’s Faculty of Law. Jasroop Singh is a lawyer at the firm, before which he graduated from Toronto Metropolitan University’s Criminal Justice program and received his JD from the University of Windsor’s Faculty of Law. Karanjit Singh is a paralegal at the firm and completed his undergraduate studies through York University’s Political Science and Human Rights program before pursuing his paralegal studies at Durham College. Together, they operate GS Brar Law, a firm that was started just before the COVID-19 pandemic and served the Peel region. The firm focuses on estate planning, real estate, and civil litigation, and in this episode we will hear about their unique journeys to law and about the ups and downs of running your very own business.

This episode features the GS Brar Law Professional Corporation team! Gurjiwan Singh, the founder and lawyer, is a graduate from York University’s Human Rights and Equity Studies program and Queen’s University’s Faculty of Law. Jasroop Singh is a lawyer at the firm, before which he graduated from Toronto Metropolitan University’s Criminal Justice program and received his JD from the University of Windsor’s Faculty of Law. Karanjit Singh is a paralegal at the firm and completed his undergraduate studies through York University’s Political Science and Human Rights program before pursuing his paralegal studies at Durham College. Together, they operate GS Brar Law, a firm that was started just before the COVID-19 pandemic and served the Peel region. The firm focuses on estate planning, real estate, and civil litigation, and in this episode we will hear about their unique journeys to law and about the ups and downs of running your very own business.

Gagan Kaur is a vegan jack of all trades from Brampton, ON. She graduated with a degree in Chemical Engineering and as well as a minor in Business from McMaster University. In 2021 she started her journey of exploring the wild world of supply chain at HelloFresh - Canada's biggest food kit delivery service. Gagan currently works as a Supply Chain coordinator, primarily focusing on the sourcing and purchasing activities related to produce ingredients for the kits. Outside of work, Gagan spends a lot of time with her family and friends and doing seva with Experience Sikhi. You'll also find her honing in on her many different hobbies like hydroponic gardening, DIYing, cooking and hiking in the spare time. In this episode you will get to hear about the challenges Gagan faced during her undergraduate studies, finding the right career path for you, and the unique challenges associated with the work her company does.

Gagan Kaur is a vegan jack of all trades from Brampton, ON. She graduated with a degree in Chemical Engineering and as well as a minor in Business from McMaster University. In 2021 she started her journey of exploring the wild world of supply chain at HelloFresh - Canada's biggest food kit delivery service. Gagan currently works as a Supply Chain coordinator, primarily focusing on the sourcing and purchasing activities related to produce ingredients for the kits. Outside of work, Gagan spends a lot of time with her family and friends and doing seva with Experience Sikhi. You'll also find her honing in on her many different hobbies like hydroponic gardening, DIYing, cooking and hiking in the spare time. In this episode you will get to hear about the challenges Gagan faced during her undergraduate studies, finding the right career path for you, and the unique challenges associated with the work her company does.

Simreet Kaur is a Graphic Designer from Brampton, Ontario. She pursued her Bachelor of Design (BDes), specializing in Graphic Design at OCAD University. Simreet Kaur now works as an in-house Graphic & Motion Designer and is also freelancer under the name “esskaurdesign.” Realizing the power of design and branding in today’s day and age, she began exploring ways to create a positive impact in the world through her design projects - whether they be professional projects, passion projects or seva projects. Outside of work, Simreet Kaur is a foodie, enjoys hiking, and listening to keertan. In this episode we discuss the intricacies of design, her undergraduate thesis project, and how she uses her career to also give back to the Panth.

Simreet Kaur is a Graphic Designer from Brampton, Ontario. She pursued her Bachelor of Design (BDes), specializing in Graphic Design at OCAD University. Simreet Kaur now works as an in-house Graphic & Motion Designer and is also freelancer under the name “esskaurdesign.” Realizing the power of design and branding in today’s day and age, she began exploring ways to create a positive impact in the world through her design projects - whether they be professional projects, passion projects or seva projects. Outside of work, Simreet Kaur is a foodie, enjoys hiking, and listening to keertan. In this episode we discuss the intricacies of design, her undergraduate thesis project, and how she uses her career to also give back to the Panth.

Gursharan Kaur is on her way to becoming a naturopathic doctor. She completed her undergraduate degree at York University in Kinesiology & Health Sciences, and then did her doctorate at the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine. She is currently involved in research about cultural diet patterns and how they can treat chronic heart disease and metabolic syndrome. In this episode we will hear about her discovery of naturopathy, the differences between an ND and MD, and the role Sikhi played along this career path and in her personal development.

Jasleen Kaur is a graduate student at Ontario's Institute of Studies in Education and a recent graduate from University of Toronto's Kinesiology program. One of her unique experiences was being part of a spirit crew during Orientation Week during her second year where she got the chance to play a tournament with special Olympic athletes. She was able to connect with them and learn to appreciate the little things in life. Through this experience she learned that if you're happy and genuinely mean well, that is all that matters. In this episode we discuss how she battled competing interests when it came to picking a career, and the qualities that prepare her for life as a teacher.

Bavenjit Kaur is a resident in Family Medicine at the UBC Surrey- South Fraser program. She completed her undergraduate studies at UBC in kinesiology, as well as medical school at UBC. When she’s not studying or working, she loves to spend time with her family and friends and outdoors. She’s always down to go on a hike or long walk outside! She also loves to travel and has been to 5/7 continents! In this episode, we hear more about her childhood at the Guru Nanak Academy and her journey toward becoming a doctor and choosing to do her residency in family medicine.

Parmvir Singh was born and raised in Vancouver, BC. He was able to complete his Bachelors in Behavioural Neuroscience, Masters in Counselling. As of 2020, he practices as a Registered Clinical Counsellor with his own private practice, Atlas Counselling. In his spare time you'll find him playing - anything from basketball, to board games, to FIFA on PlayStation (in which his pro clubs team boasted a rank of top 2% in North America). In this episode we talk about his career change from accounting to counselling, the importance of getting help, and his experiences with the many Gursikhs he has had the opportunity to spend time with.

Paneet Singh is a playwright and filmmaker whose work is largely inspired and informed by Sikh, Punjabi, and South Asian culture and history, and who is most well known for his stageplays "The Undocumented Trial of William C. Hopkinson" and "A Vancouver Guldasta" as well as his documentary films "Press Breaker" and "The Ecstatic." In this episode we will discuss his love for storytelling and how he considers engaging with story to be a large part of his professional and personal life, as well as his spiritual journey – and really the only way in which all of these aspects of his life can intersect. We also take a look into his interactions with the Late Bhai Charanjit Singh Ji, his Gatka Ustaad and mentor.

Paneet Singh is a playwright and filmmaker whose work is largely inspired and informed by Sikh, Punjabi, and South Asian culture and history, and who is most well known for his stageplays "The Undocumented Trial of William C. Hopkinson" and "A Vancouver Guldasta" as well as his documentary films "Press Breaker" and "The Ecstatic." In this episode we will discuss his love for storytelling and how he considers engaging with story to be a large part of his professional and personal life, as well as his spiritual journey – and really the only way in which all of these aspects of his life can intersect. We also take a look into his interactions with the Late Bhai Charanjit Singh Ji, his Gatka Ustaad and mentor.

Meri Khalo Maujadey Gursikh Handaandhe by Experience Sikhi

Bibi Amerjeet Kaur - Gur Kee Seva Karo Din Raat by Experience Sikhi