Bhai Jagraj Singh has passed away.

[ssinghuk]

Waheguroo, lost for words. 

I remember Bhai Sahib at one of the first Sikhi Camps I attended back in the early 2000s. He was soo inspirational.

I can't even begin to imagine what his children must be feeling at this moment. May Maharaaj bless him, his family and the BoS team to continue the priceless sewa initiated. 

 

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[superkaur]

Really sad news but also we should take pride and inspiration in bhai jagraj's work for Sikhi. He has influenced and helped alot of Sikhs and non-sikhs who knew nothing to learn and understand the sikh faith and even become better Sikhs. Being from a mona/sehjdhari sikh background himself he was about to relate and connect with those from similar backgrounds taking steps towards gursikhi.

I felt for a long time he knew he had little time left and he probably knew he had a deadly health problem when I watched interviews he did 2-3years ago he would become emotional about the state of the panth and his worries for young Sikhs being groomed by muslim and christian preachers because they are not learning or being taught their sikh faith properly.

We should all take a leaf from Bhai Jagraj's book and carry on the legacy and spread Sikhi offline and online as much as we can.

May Waheguru bless his soul with eternal bliss and given strength and comfort to his parents, wife and kids in this difficult time

[kuldipk123]

• i am sorry to hear this very sad news.  May he rest in peace.

[Not2Cool2Argue]

Bhai Jugraj Singh discusses how he got into sikhi and his avastha.

[Guest AjeetSinghPunjabi]

On 20/07/2017 at 10:30 PM, jkvlondon said:

Not a loss ..but a chitanvani how little we can trust time left , the best response to his passing and the passing of all our parchaariks is to review or immerse  ourselves in what they taught and dedicate in building up our own jeevan and encourage anyone and everyone to naam jap

maya won't let me go . 

[WaljinderSingh]

RIP Bhai sahib. A big loss to the panth. 

[pardesanbibbi]

I watched his videos too, huge loss for every sikh. May Bhai Sahib ji rest in peace.  May God  bless him and his family

[jkvlondon]

2 hours ago, pardesanbibbi said:

I watched his videos too, huge loss for every sikh. May Bhai Sahib ji rest in peace.  May God  bless him and his family

I don't get it , please consider how many videos , how much katha, how many question and answer sessions are left in the bank for everyone to still consult , plus the number of international teams started, the new stronger panthic relationships between different younger jatha members across the diaspora, the groundwork done fot the Amritsar project started . 

He is not gone , his words and light touch is still around , let us not slip into depressive mode , we should be happy for him , gurmukh laha lah gehe ... he has returned home. It is just like all our wise gursikhs they don't die , they live in their bachan to us , if we read and learn they remain active in this realm too.

[simran345]

59 minutes ago, jkvlondon said:

He is not gone , his words and light touch is still around , let us not slip into depressive mode , we should be happy for him , gurmukh laha lah gehe ... he has returned home. It is just like all our wise gursikhs they don't die , they live in their bachan to us , if we read and learn they remain active in this realm too.

I was thinking this yesterday, it feels like he's not gone. Weird, I feel he came into this world for a reason to guide us to Gurbani. Very nice words penji.