NANAK NAAM
What images was used in the Sidh Gosht lesson to show how someone can live in the world without being controlled by attachment?
What is the lotus?
What does Rajan Raj mean?
What is King of Kings?
Name one thing that is actually yours to control.
What is your effort, preparation, choices, or conduct?
To secretly perform Guru Sahib’s Sanskar, this devoted Sikh placed the body inside his home and set the house on fire.
Who was Bhai Lakhi Shah Vanjara Ji?
What instrument did Bhai Mardana Ji play while doing Kirtan with Guru Nanak Dev Ji?
What is the Rabab?
Which town was attacked during Babur’s invasions and discussed in the Babarvani lesson?
What is Saidpur?
Accept: Eminabad
What is a Gurmukh?
What is a person who faces the Guru / follows the Guru’s direction?
If you apologize honestly to someone, what is one thing you cannot control afterward?
What is whether they forgive you or how they respond?
Which Sikh learned through Shabad, humility, Seva, and responsibility at Kartarpur and was later appointed the next Guru?
Who is Bhai Lehna Ji / Guru Angad Sahib Ji?
Which Guru introduced Miri Piri?
Who is Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji?
What Sikh concept describes the ego that may try to protect, prove, or control something?
What is Haumai?
Why is Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji placed in the centre of the Darbar?
What is because Guru Sahib is the centre of our focus?
If you worked hard but did not make the team, you should...
What is accept the result and take action?
Accept what happened, but you can still seek feedback, practise, or choose another opportunity.
What Seva did Baba Deep Singh Jee do while Sri Guru Granth Sahib Jee was being compiled at Damdama Sahib?
What is preparing the ink, kalams/pens, and paper used for writing the Saroop?
This is the Sikh Guru who unconditionally provided life-saving medicine to the Mughal royal family.
Who is Guru Har Rai Sahib Ji?
According to Sidh Gosht, what is more important than physically leaving the world to escape attachment?
What is overcoming attachment and Haumai within yourself while still living responsibly in the world?
Why can praise be a test of Chardi Kala just like rejection can?
What is because praise can pull us toward ego or make our worth depend on approval, while Chardi Kala keeps us rooted in humility and principle?
If something harmful or unfair 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?
After Guru Sahib’s Shaheedi, this Gursikh carried Guru Sahib’s Sis from Delhi.
Who was Bhai Jaita Ji?
Guru Har Rai Sahib Ji helped save a Mughal prince even though the Mughal rulers had harmed the Sikh Gurus. What does this show about Sarbat Da Bhala?
What is we should help others based on need, not revenge or whether they belong to our group?
What is one way you could tell that Naam is becoming part of someone’s life?
What is a change in their actions, choices, character, or how they treat others?
Accept: Greater honesty, kindness, courage, humility, responsibility, or self-control.
Why does the lesson say Chardi Kala can be “contagious”?
What is because one person’s courage, hope, or steadiness can strengthen the Sangat around them?
If you cannot control the outcome of a situation, what does Tere Bhaane teach you to focus on?
What is your effort, your responsibility, and your next right step?
Why is Baba Deep Singh Jee described as both a Sant and a Sipahi?
What is because they developed deep Gurbani, Simran, scholarship and Seva while also becoming a highly trained and courageous warrior?
What does Sarbat Da Bhala teach us about who deserves our care and support?
What is everyone - not only people who are like us or belong to our own community?