
17th January 1872: On His departure from Sri Bhaini Sahib, bidding farewell to his countrymen. Satguru Ram Singh Ji is seen in a bullock cart having covered himself with Mata Karmo’s black blanket and consoling his perturbed sangat.
It is essential for members of the sadh sangat to recite and conclude a paath of Sri Adi Granth or Sri Dasam Granth every month. All members of a household should also meditate ‘naam simran’ for an hour every day.
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Malerkota Saka 17-18 January 1872
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On the importance of promoting the 200th Annivarsary of the birth of Satguru Ram Singh Ji. Introduced by S Tara Singh Anjan
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