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Padma Shri, Vidya Martand, Shiromani Panth Ratan Sant Baba Iqbal Singh ji has preserved the rich legacy of Sikhism in these books. With scholarly acumen, Baba ji has penned down the captivating Sakhis (moral and spiritual anecdotes) and life stories of the revered Saints whose sacred compositions are enshrined in Shri Guru Granth Sahib ji. Through his insightful writings, Sant Baba Iqbal Singh ji endeavors to educate future generations by illuminating the path of Sikh History for those who seek to deepen their understanding and connection with the Sikh faith.

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Japji Sahib in English by Sant Teja Singh Ji, AM Harvard, founder Baru Sahib Sant Teja Singh Ji, renowned visionary and scholar of 21st Century, also famous as the First ambassador of Sikhism to the Western World, dedicated his life to merging science and spirituality as was directed by his mentor Sant Attar Singh ji. Sant Teja Singh ji instructed his disciple Sant Baba Iqbal Singh ji to sow the seed of education from the auspicious land of Baru Sahib. This tree has now spread into 129 Academies and 2 universities in the rural areas of Punjab, Haryana and H.P. This exemplifies his commitment to bridging knowledge and spirituality, aiming to create a harmonious and enlightened world for all. As part of this mission, Sant Teja Singh ji translated Japji Sahib, a sacred composition by Guru Nanak Dev Ji, into English, allowing people from all over the world to have access to its profound wisdom.

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The venerable Sant Baba Iqbal Singh Ji was born on May 1, 1926 in village Bharial Lahri, Tehsil Pathankot, District Gurdaspur (now Pathankot) to father Sanwal Singh Ji and mother Gulab Kaur Ji. Baba Ji had two elder brothers Bhai Daulat Singh Ji and Bhai Harbans Singh Ji and an elder sister. From very childhood, he was inclined towards deep devotion to the Eternal Lord and used to go in the forests for recitation of the Divine Name without informing anyone at home. He would very often join the company of the saintly and divine people and get blessed by listening to their discourses about the Eternal Lord. While learning from his teacher of history in 6th Grade about the daughter and son of Emperor Ashoka remaining unmarried and propagating Buddhism, Baba Ji made a resolve to dedicate his life towards serving humanity and propagate Sikhi. Although his family later forced him several times to get married, he remained steadfast in his resolve. Being afraid of the British rule, when his family didn’t allow him to become Amritdhari (get him initiated into the Khalsa fold with Amrit), he went on a hunger strike to persuade his family; and then got blessed by Amrit at Akal Takht Sahib, Amritsar. He passed Grade VIII from Government School, Dina Nagar and Grade X from Government High School, Gurdaspur. His mother passed away while he was in Grade X. But due to his state of devotion towards the Eternal Lord, he accepted the Divine Will and didn’t shed a single tear. After matriculation, he completed B.Sc. Agriculture from Khalsa College, Lyallpur. Later, at the time of Partition of the country, when Punjab Agriculture University Ludhiana had not been established, the government temporarily started Agriculture College in Khalsa College, Amritsar.

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Niranjan Singh Mehta, who came to be known as Sant Teja Singh Ji later, was born to Bhai Ralla Singh and Ram Kaur at Balowali village (in Pakistan) on 14 May 1877. Bhai Ralla Singh was a medical doctor working in Central Jail, Lahore. Sant Teja Singh Ji passed his postgraduate studies with distinction and followed it up with a degree in law. He then went to Harvard University in the United States for further studies. At the centre of his world was an abiding respect for his mentor a belief that education has to holistically blend science with spirituality in order to make the world a better place to live in. Sant Teja Singh Ji established the Kalgidhar Trust, Baru Sahib in 1963 to spread the message of universal brotherhood.

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Sant Attar Singh Ji, the most widely known and respected Sant in modern times, was born at Cheema, a village in the erstwhile Jind State (now in Sangrur district of Punjab, India) on 28 March 1866. His advocacy of education for the girl-child, and blending education with spirituality show his sense of foresightedness. Even a century back, he knew that mere scientific education would only lead to destruction, and education of the girl-child would result in the whole family getting educated. Towards that end, he first set up a school for girls in 1906. He did that even before establishing a school for boys and Akal Degree College at Mastuana, Punjab. Eventually he established a chain of schools and colleges. He also took part in several educational conferences motivating others to establish many more schools and colleges. Such was his goodwill and popularity as a messenger of Universal Brotherhood and Oneness, he was personally invited by Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya to lay the foundation stone of the Banaras Hindu University on 24 December 1914.

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