I felt like sharing something very close to my heart with you in response to a question by my esteemed friend.
In the early days of my immigration, around 1994, something within me quietly changed. By His grace, I felt the Almighty drawing me closer and showing me a path I had never known before. It was not planned, nor was I ever overly religious—honestly, I am not even today—but somehow, I was guided.
During that phase, I found myself deeply involved in a few meaningful creations.
- I made a full-size sketch of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, 8’3”X3’ size hanging in our Baba ji room enhance the glamour of the same
2. wrote Ganjnama,
3- And even worked on digitizing Sri Guru Granth Sahib into a CD-ROM—something quite ahead of its time then. Looking back, I feel it was all His doing more than mine.
By nature, I have always been a vegetarian and a teetotaler, and over time people began calling me “Bhagat, son of Bhagat.” Interestingly, social circles shifted, fewer party invitations, but more calls for Kirtans. Life has its own ways, and I have learned to accept and enjoy it as it comes. Truly, life is good and welcome in all its forms.
Now, after all these years, the book Ganjnama is essentially complete. The write-up is done; I just need to sit with Shivpreet to finalize the formatting, and we still have to insert the family trees. We are also thinking of developing some video content, as people nowadays seem more inclined to watch than read. Alongside, I may take some professional help to give it a proper shape and invest my Dasvandh into this effect.
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