About Chaupehra Sahib
Blessings of Baba Deep Singh Ji
Chauphera Sahib is a prayer session held on Saturday and Sundays from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM. The sequence includes reciting 5 Japji Sahib, followed by 2 Chaupai Sahib. You can then take a 15-minute break for tea or snacks before continuing with 1 Sukhmani Sahib and 6 pauris of Anand Sahib, finishing with Ardas.
This practice is observed every Sunday at Shaheedan Sahib Gurdwara (Baba Deep Singh Ji) in Amritsar. The term 'Chupehra' in Punjabi means 'protection' or 'shield,' and 'Sahib' is a term of respect. Thus, the prayer serves as a request for divine protection and guidance for the well-being of the reciter.
If you are in India and can visit the Gurdwara every Sunday, it is encouraged. However, if you are abroad or unable to visit the Gurdwara, you can perform the prayers at home. This initiative aims to help the sangat (community) and individuals connect with the divine power of Chaupehra Sahib, with the blessings of Baba Deep Singh Ji.
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Baba Deep Singh Sant Sar Seva Dal is a registered charity/non-profit organization in Canada which help sangat to connect with divine power of almighty and get rid of all the absurdities of this vanquishable world with the help of Gurbani and Naam Simran.
Baba Deep Singh Ji was born on January 26, 1682, in the village of Pahuwind, in the Amritsar district of Punjab, India. He was a revered Sikh warrior, martyr, and saint, known for his unwavering devotion to Sikhism, his bravery in battle, and his significant contributions to preserving and spreading the Sikh faith.
Baba Deep Singh Ji is most famous for his heroic sacrifice in the Battle of Amritsar in 1757, where he fought against the Afghan forces to protect the Golden Temple. During the battle, Mughal commander Jamal Khan engaged Baba Deep Singh Ji in combat. Both warriors fought fiercely, and in the heat of the clash, their heads were severed from their bodies. Witnessing this, a young Sikh soldier reminded Baba Deep Singh Ji of his vow to reach Sri Harimander Sahib. Hearing this, Baba Deep Singh Ji rose, balancing his severed head on his left palm and wielding his khanda in his right hand. Drawing strength from the recitation of JapJi Sahib, he continued to fight and advance towards Sri Harimander Sahib. The Sikh forces continued to battle the retreating Mughals until they achieved victory.What lessons can be learned from Baba Deep Singh Ji's life?
Baba Deep Singh Ji's life teaches the values of bravery, sacrifice, unwavering faith, and dedication to protecting one's religious and cultural heritage. His story encourages individuals to stand up for justice and righteousness, even in the face of great adversity.
