Baba Shri Chand Ji / Raman Rahi / Sukhvinder Singh Bodalanwala / Sri Chand Jee / Guru Nanak Dev Jee

Dhan Dhan Baba Shri Chand ji
Baba Sri Chand jee
Singer and Music Director
Raman Rahi
R k Studio Jalandhar
Lyrics by Sukhvinder Singh Bodalanwala USA
Special Thanks
Song writer- Kuldip Singh Gill Jhingeranwala Canada
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Baba Sri Chand (c. 1494–1643) was the elder son of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the founder of Sikhism, and is renowned as the founder of the Udasi sect of ascetic Sikhs. Although he did not succeed his father as the Sikh Guru, he played a significant role in spreading Guru Nanak's teachings and was highly respected by his father, the subsequent Sikh Gurus, and people from various religious backgrounds for his spiritual leadership, yogic mastery, and commitment to service and universal brotherhood.
Key Aspects of Baba Sri Chand's Life and Legacy
Founder of the Udasi Sect:
He established the Udasi sect, which emphasizes renunciation and detachment from worldly desires, focusing on spiritual devotion and self-discipline.
Spiritual Leader and Mystic:
Baba Sri Chand was a profound mystic and yogi, known for his deep meditation, inner exploration, and commitment to the experiential aspect of spirituality.
Spreading Guru Nanak's Message:
He traveled extensively across the Indian subcontinent, spreading his father's teachings and making the message of devotion and universal love accessible to a broad audience.
Revered by Many:
He was held in high esteem by kings, Muslim mystics (like Syed Mia Mir, who called him the "Emperor of all Fakirs"), Hindu saints, and common people, demonstrating the wide reach of his influence.
Influence on Sikhism:
While he did not lead the main Sikh lineage, his followers, the Udasins, continue to be an important part of the Sikh community, particularly in spreading Sikhi principles outside of Punjab.
Connection to the Sikh Gurus:
He was held in great esteem by the subsequent five Sikh Gurus. He also had a significant connection to Baba Mohan, the custodian of the sacred scriptures from which the Guru Granth Sahib was compiled.