Descent of Grace

Descent of GraceBy: Gajindar Singh Published in 2011, this is a first edition book by Singh Brothers. It is a new hardcover book in excellent condition, with small dents on the corners. Size: 9 " x 5. 5". 185 pages. This is a delightful and thoughtful book about faith, ideology, and Sikh thought. Gajindar Singh gracefully discusses hot topics in calm and respectful manner including caste, karma, the Rehat, and Baba Banda Singh Bahadur; and continues to more

Creases and plastic loose on cover

The Map of Anandpur Sahib

This account promises to be the more memorable for its stylistic panache and equally for the generous representation of vaars in the original Gurmukhi script alongside their English transcreation in rousing rhyme

'The British military success over Burma in 1826 and the annexation of the Ahom kingdom of Assam marked the entry of the British to the Northeastern region of India

and a summary of the meaning expressed in a way understandable to the western reader

leading the Dal Khalsa during the difficult decades following the passing of the 10th Guru

offering a new discussion and analysis of who and what defines Sikhism

his blood begins throbbing in his biceps

The misls pillaged villages

changing the political map forever

This covers the tragic period of the Chota and Vada Ghallugara

this is a first edition book by Sikh Missionary Resource Centre in 1991