Dr Jaswinder Singh Bhullar In Sikh history, under the Janam Sakhi tradition, painters have used two mediums to express their ...

The celebrations here seem to have forgotten the existence of Bala and Mardana, not to mention the other dhadis and ragis who accompanied Guru Nanak and other gurus in the singing of the bani.

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During one of his mission to enlighten people, Guru Nanak Dev Ji traveled a great distance to the wilderness of Assam with his companions, Bala and Mardana. Mardana was very hungry and tired ...

It is a Muslim shrine which is also claimed by Sikhs, who associate it with Bhai Bala, one of the two trusted companions of Guru Nanak, the other being Bhai Mardana. The story goes that Nanak ...

283 x 210 mm.; painting 155 x 213 mm. (19) ...

There is something curious about the positioning of the protagonists and the setting overall.Bhai Bala ... goes,Guru Nanak’s hands untie the string so the ram turns back into Mardana,and the ...

His closest disciples Bhai Mardana and Bhai Bala belonged to lower castes. The dignity of women has a special place in the teaching of Guru Nanak. He not only talked about the equality of man and ...

It is a Muslim shrine which is also claimed by Sikhs, who associate it with Bhai Bala, one of the two trusted companions of Guru Nanak, the other being Bhai Mardana. The story goes that Nanak ...

Mardana was somebody who he knew since childhood, a good musician, but more important than that a visible symbol of Guru Nanak's commitment to breaking barriers. With Mardana he broke two of them ...