Manglacharan is dedicated to shedding light on the treasure trove of knowledge passed down by our ancestors, which has not yet been translated into English. For the past ten years Manglacharan has provided translations of passages from important theological and historical texts within the Sikh tradition, namely from: The writings of Guru Gobind Singh; Dasam Guru Granth Sahib, Sarbloh Granth, Gobind Gita- Bhai Gurdas’s Kabit Svaiyay (17th century) – Gur Sobha (1711) by Sainapati- Gurbilas Patshahi Dasvi (1751) by Koer Singh- Bansavalinama (1769) by Kesar Singh Chibber – Moksh Panth Prakash (1788) by Pandit Gulab Singh- Prabodh Chandar Natak (1789) by Pandit Gulab Singh- Garab Ganjani Tika (1829) by the Great Poet Santhok Singh- Sarkutavali (1833) by Pandit Hardyal Ji- Gurpratap Suraj Prakash Granth (1843) by the Great Poet Santhok Singh- Vichar Sagar (19th century) by Nischal Das- Sri Gur Pad Prem Prakash (1880) by Baba Sumer Singh- Navin Panth Prakash (1880) by Gyani Gyan Singh – Twarikh Guru Khalsa (1880) by Gyani Gyan Singh- Faridkot Tika (1883) first full commentary of Guru Granth Sahib- Khalsa Dharam Shastra (1914) by Avatar Singh Vahiria Having settled in the diaspora, our generation, who now have the time and resources, are eager to understand their rich history and cultural context. Unfortunately, due to many lost and mistranslated works, one can feel lost and uncertain of the meanings and context of these texts. Over the years we have been slowly working to draw attention to a vast bank of masterworks that shed a new light to the Sikh path. Manglacharan has also created the Suraj Podcast, which is a dedicated Podcast covering chapters from the Suraj Prakash (1843) text, covering the lives of the Sikh Gurus. For more information visit: www.surajpodcast.com – the Suraj Podcast is available on all platforms, Soundcloud, Spotify, iTunes, and Youtube. –
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