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Giani Amrik Singh (Chandigarh)
Giani Amrik Singh Ji Chandigarh Wale is a renowned Katha Vachak who has dedicated his life to spreading the message of Gurbani. He was born on November 14, 1960, to Late S. Ujagar Singh and Smt. Surjit Kaur. Giani Ji is blessed with three sons, Bhai Manpreet Singh, Bhai Gurreet Singh, and Bhai Amritpal Singh. Giani Amrik Singh Ji has authored several books on Sikh philosophy in English, including "Khalse Di Viraasat" and "Katha Mool Mantar Part 2." He is known for his deep understanding of Gurbani and his ability to convey its message in a simple yet profound manner. In his discourses, Giani Amrik Singh Ji emphasizes the importance of living a righteous life and following the teachings of the Guru. He often shares stories from Sikh history and provides a deeper understanding of the concepts of Sikhi. His Kathas are popular among the Sikh community and are widely listened to and appreciated. Giani Ji has a strong online presence, and his Kathas can be accessed through various platforms, including SikhNet Play, iGuruDwara, and his Facebook page. His discourses are available in both Punjabi and English and cover a wide range of topics, including the life of Bhai Mardana Ji and the significance of the Mool Mantar. Ultimately, Giani Amrik Singh Ji Chandigarh Wale is a highly respected and knowledgeable Katha Vachak who has dedicated his life to spreading the message of Gurbani. His discourses provide deep insights into Sikh philosophy and inspire listeners to live a life of righteousness and devotion to the Guru.
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