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Baba Tarlochan Singh Ji was born on December 8, 1951, in the village of Athouli to Father Lashman Singh and Mother Naranjan Kaur Ji. Known for his calm nature, he completed his 10th grade from the village school and pursued a life rooted in agriculture. He also served as a head postmaster, demonstrating his dedication to public service.
Baba Ji was a devout practitioner, worshiping diligently at the well every morning and evening. Through his Bhakti, he became known for his ability to alleviate the suffering of those who came to him in pain.
In 1998, Baba Tarlochan Singh Ji organized a (mela) fair at a site established by “Bari Wale Baba Ji.” This annual event, held on June 5th each year, includes Langar, Shabeel musical entertainment and stalls in doing this it also continues to attract devotees. Under his guidance, a significant building was constructed at the site, facilitating various Sangat activities.
Baba Ji dedicated his life to serving the Sangat, often taking on their sorrows and pains. He passed away on March 2, 2011, at the age of 59 years, 2 months, and 22 days. His legacy of devotion and service continues to inspire, with Sangat members regularly visiting the site and engaging in communal work in his honor.
Even today, the impact of Baba Tarlochan Singh Ji’s life is felt, as devotees continue to gather, find solace, and perform Seva at the sacred place he nurtured with his unwavering faith and compassion.
Baba Tarlochan Singh Ji was born on December 8, 1951, in the village of Athouli to Father Lashman Singh and Mother Naranjan Kaur Ji. Known for his calm nature, he completed his 10th grade from the village school and pursued a life rooted in agriculture. He also served as a head postmaster, demonstrating his dedication to public service.
Baba Ji was a devout practitioner, worshiping diligently at the well every morning and evening. Through his Bhakti, he became known for his ability to alleviate the suffering of those who came to him in pain.
In 1998, Baba Tarlochan Singh Ji organized a (mela) fair at a site established by “Bari Wale Baba Ji.” This annual event, held on June 5th each year, includes Langar, Shabeel musical entertainment and stalls in doing this it also continues to attract devotees. Under his guidance, a significant building was constructed at the site, facilitating various Sangat activities.
Baba Ji dedicated his life to serving the Sangat, often taking on their sorrows and pains. He passed away on March 2, 2011, at the age of 59 years, 2 months, and 22 days. His legacy of devotion and service continues to inspire, with Sangat members regularly visiting the site and engaging in communal work in his honor.
Even today, the impact of Baba Tarlochan Singh Ji’s life is felt, as devotees continue to gather, find solace, and perform Seva at the sacred place he nurtured with his unwavering faith and compassion.
On June 30, 1981, in the village of Athouli, Baba Baljit Singh Ji was born. He completed his tenth grade at the village school, and was known for his calm disposition and dedication to agriculture. Baba Ji was also active in public service, always striving to better his community.
A devout practitioner, Baba Ji would worship at the Jaga every morning and evening. His deep Bhakti practice was renowned for bringing relief to those who came to him in pain.
In 1998, Baba Tarlochan Singh Ji, a prominent figure in the community, organized an annual fair at the site established by “Baba Ichhadhari Ji” and “Bari Wale Baba Ji.” Each year on June 5, Langar and Shabeel were set up at the Mela, with the Sangat working tirelessly to support the event. Under Baba Ji’s guidance, a substantial structure was built at this sacred location.
Baba Ji dedicated his life to serving the Sangat, often bearing their sorrows and pains. He passed away on March 2, 2011, at the age of 59 years, 2 months, and 22 days. His legacy of devotion and service continues to inspire, with Sangat members regularly visiting the site and engaging in communal work in his honor.
Even today, the impact of Baba Baljit Singh Ji’s life is felt deeply. Devotees continue to gather at the sacred place he nurtured, finding solace and performing Seva in his memory. His unwavering faith and compassion continue to guide the Sangat on their spiritual journey.
On June 30, 1981, in the village of Athouli, Baba Baljit Singh Ji was born. He completed his tenth grade at the village school, and was known for his calm disposition and dedication to agriculture. Baba Ji was also active in public service, always striving to better his community.
A devout practitioner, Baba Ji would worship at the Jaga every morning and evening. His deep Bhakti practice was renowned for bringing relief to those who came to him in pain.
In 1998, Baba Tarlochan Singh Ji, a prominent figure in the community, organized an annual fair at the site established by “Baba Ichhadhari Ji” and “Bari Wale Baba Ji.” Each year on June 5, Langar and Shabeel were set up at the Mela, with the Sangat working tirelessly to support the event. Under Baba Ji’s guidance, a substantial structure was built at this sacred location.
Baba Ji dedicated his life to serving the Sangat, often bearing their sorrows and pains. He passed away on March 2, 2011, at the age of 59 years, 2 months, and 22 days. His legacy of devotion and service continues to inspire, with Sangat members regularly visiting the site and engaging in communal work in his honor.
Even today, the impact of Baba Baljit Singh Ji’s life is felt deeply. Devotees continue to gather at the sacred place he nurtured, finding solace and performing Seva in his memory. His unwavering faith and compassion continue to guide the Sangat on their spiritual journey.