CHARDI KALA: PUT IT INTO PRACTICE
TERE BHAANE: ACCEPT + ACT
MESSAGE OF THE DAY
Baba Deep Singh Ji
The Battle for Amritsar
100

Name one thing from the lesson that can drain a person’s “inner battery.”

What is school pressure, conflict, comparison, expectations, failure, or lack of sleep?

100

After getting a disappointing mark, what is one action the lesson says you can take?

What is ask for feedback or change how you prepare next time?

100

What is a Gurmukh?

What is a person who faces the Guru / follows the Guru’s direction?

100

Baba Deep Singh Ji initially set out toward Amritsar with this many Sikhs.

What is 8?

100

This was the approximate number of Afghan soldiers sent against Baba Deep Singh Ji and his Sikhs.

What is 20,000?

200

In the battery example, what does “recharging” do to your problems?

What is it gives you strength to keep functioning and respond to the problems?

200

If you apologize to a friend, what is one thing you cannot control afterward?

What is whether they forgive you or want to be close to you again?

200

What does the word Gurdwara mean?

What is the doorway to the Guru?

200

Baba Deep Singh Ji was at this Takht when he heard the news about the attack on Darbar Sahib.

What is Damdama Sahib?

200

This was the approximate number of Sikhs who fought alongside Baba Deep Singh Ji.

What is 5,000?

300

If a friend is withdrawing during a difficult week, name one responsible action the lesson suggests.

What is checking in, listening, including them, encouraging them, or getting help from a trusted adult if needed?

300

If something unfair or harmful is happening, does Tere Bhaane mean you should simply accept the wrong?

What is no - accept that it is happening, but still take responsible action?

300

How can you recognize that a building is a Gurdwara?

What is by the Nishan Sahib?

300

By the time Baba Deep Singh Ji reached Tarn Taran, his force had grown to approximately this many Sikhs.

What is 5,000?

300

This Afghan commander was sent by Ahmed Shah Abdali and led the Afghan forces against the Sikhs.

Who is Jahan Khan?

400

If success, failure, praise, and rejection can all change quickly, what should your sense of worth be rooted in instead?

What is Naam, faith, values, or a deeper sense of identity?

400

In the “backpack” example, name one burden the lesson says we should set down.

What is certainty, other people’s choices, the past, or the need to control every result?

400

Why is Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji placed in the center of the Darbar?

What is because Guru Sahib is the center of our focus?

400

This was the name of the Afghan general who fought Baba Deep Singh Ji in the final battle.

Who is Jamal Khan?

400

After Baba Deep Singh Ji fell, what did the Sikhs say to him?

What is, “Baba Ji, you had promised to reach Darbar Sahib”?

500

Why does the lesson say Chardi Kala can be “contagious”?

What is because one person’s courage, hope, or attitude can affect and strengthen the people around them?

500

You cannot control the final result of a difficult situation. According to Tere Bhaane, what should you focus on instead?

What is doing your responsibility, choosing the next right step, and trusting Vaheguru?

Accept: Honest effort + responsible action + releasing what you cannot control.

500

What instrument did Bhai Mardana Ji play while doing Kirtan with Guru Nanak Dev Ji?

What is the Rabab?

500

Name any three languages that Baba Deep Singh Ji knew.

What are Punjabi, Farsi, Sanskrit, Braj Bhasha, and Arabic?

500

After his head was severed, Baba Deep Singh Ji continued fighting toward this sacred place, fulfilling his vow.

What is Sri Harmandir Sahib (Darbar Sahib)?

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