Khalsa-the baptised Sikh Nation

After creating the Khalsa, the Family of Humankind, Guru Gobind Singh showered the following blessings on any newly baptised disciple of Sikhism:

Khalsa mero roop hai khaas.

The Khalsa is my complete image

Khalse maih hau karo nivaas.

I dwell in the khalsa

Khalsa mero mukh hai ang-aa.

Khalsa is my chief organ

Khalse ke hau sadh sadh sang-aa.

I am always with the khalsa

Khalsa mero mitr sakhaa-ee

Khalsa is my closest friend

Khalsa maat pitaa sukhdaa-ee

Khalsa is my mother, father & source of all comforts.

Khalsa meri jaat ar pat.

Khalsa is my caste & creed.

Khalsa sau maa kau utapat.

My creation is through the khalsa

Khalsa mero bhavan bhand-aa-raa.

I dwell in the khalsa who is a storehouse of all my requirements.

Khalse kar mero satk-aa-raa.

I am honoured because of the khalsa.

Khalsa mero pind par-aan.

Khalsa is my body & breath.

Khalsa meri jaan ki jaan.

Khalsa is my life & soul

Khalsa mera satgur poor-aa

Khalsa is my full-fledged Guru.

Khalsa mera sajan soor-aa.

Khalsa is my brave friend.

Khalsa mero budh ar giaan.

Khalsa is my wisdom & knowledge.

Khalse ka hau dhar-au dhiaan.

I always contemplate the khalsa prayerfully

Upmaa khalse jaat na kahi

Eulogy of the khalsa is beyond me.

Jihv-aa ek paar nah lahi.

I cannot fathom full praise of the khalsa with one tongue.

Ya mai ranch na mithe-aa bhaakh-ee.

I certify that I have not mis-stated anything in the foregoing.

Paarbrahm gur Nanak saak-ee.

God & Guru Nanak are my witnesses to endorse the foregoing truth.

Guru Gobind Singh fledged complete authority to the panth, the Sikh Nation, for making political decisions under the guidance of shabad Guru, Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji.

Guru Granth Sahib Ji serves the purpose of making us one with God, i.e is all about naam & spiritualality.

Ithiaas (history) states that Guru Gobind Singh had to obey the hukam (order) of the panj piare, 5 beloved leaders of Khalsa, to leave the kila (fort) of Anandpur during the enraging battle in which he lost both his sons & disciples who fought to protect him from many armies & were outnumbered thousands to one.

The Khanda Symbol of the Khalsa Nation; Miri Kirpaan represents Temporal Power , Piri Kirpaan represents Spiritual Power, the chakar - the oneness of God, and the khanda itself - Shaster Guru

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