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Sant Waryam Singh Ratwara Sahib

4 courses

Sant Waryam Singh Ji (Ratwara Sahib) is a contemporary Sikh spiritual teacher known for discourses on Naam, meditation and Gurmat spirituality.

Courses

Spirituality 100 level Created by AI

Foundations of Sikh Spirituality

Prof. Sant Waryam Singh Ratwara Sahib

An introduction to the lived spiritual practice of Sikhi. This course moves beyond history and doctrine to explore how a Sikh actually walks the spiritual path day by day: remembering the Divine through Naam, keeping the daily discipline of Nitnem, rising in the ambrosial hours of Amrit Vela, finding nourishment in…

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Ethics 200 level Created by AI

The Five Thieves and the Virtues That Overcome Them

Prof. Sant Waryam Singh Ratwara Sahib

Sikh teaching names five inner forces that quietly rob a person of peace and clear thinking: lust, anger, greed, attachment, and pride. The tradition calls them the panj chor, the five thieves, or the panj vikar. This course studies what each one is, how they feed each other, and how they all grow from a single…

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Spirituality 250 level Created by AI

Becoming Sachiara: Discourses of Sant Waryam Singh Ji

Prof. Sant Waryam Singh Ratwara Sahib

This course introduces the practical spiritual teachings of Sant Waryam Singh Ji of Ratwara Sahib, centred on the opening question of Japji Sahib: how does one become a sachiara, a truthful and God-centred person? Drawing on his recorded discourse-works such as Kiv Sachiara Hoiyai (parts 1-3), Agam Agochar Da Marg,…

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Theology 300 level Created by AI

Japji Sahib: A Puratan Teeka with Sant Waryam Singh Ji

Prof. Sant Waryam Singh Ratwara Sahib

This course studies Japji Sahib, the opening bani of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, through the lens of the puratan (traditional) teeka by Sant Waryam Singh Ji of Ratwara Sahib. A teeka is a line-by-line exposition that opens up the meaning of bani for ordinary readers. Rather than reproducing the bani at length, the…

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