Art and Yoga in Sikhism and Hinduism - Gurudev Nidar singh Nihang with Sardar Ravi Ranjan

The deep insight into the ideals of Nihangs, their cuture and lifestyle by Gurudev Nidar Singh ji. He describes the Mouna, Khalsa and Nihang and their history related to Guru Gobind Singh ji. He also goes on to explain the Jhatka technique and the reasons to promote it.

About the Speakers:
Gurudev Nidar Singh Nihang follows the Old Nihang sect and is keen to protect ancient arts, martial arts, documents and pictures related to Sikhism. Nidar Singh Nihang is the only teacher & last surviving master of Shastar vidiya and the ninth teacher of the Shastar Vidya Akhara - a martial arts school originally founded in 1661. His teachings include the idea that at the core of Shastar Vidya is meditation on the infinite and to see God/the infinite in all things.

Nidar Singh Nihang's Books - https://amzn.to/3ovkqWp

Sardar ravi Ranjan is the chairman and certification authority of the Jhatka. He actively participates in TV debates regarding this issue. He was also a litigant in Ram Janmabhumi case in the Supreme court.

Sub topics:
0:00 Meaning of Nihang : Sanyasi
1:14 Sea warriors and land warriors
2:26 Nihangs protected the Murti in Ram janmabhumi
2:55 Khalsa is Guru's favourite
4:10 Eldest son in hindu families became sikh
5:00 Sanatan is Akaal; Timeless
7:00 Guru Gobind Singh called himself Kshatriya
10:11 Descipline of body and mind- Chess
13:47 Chess sharpens the Analyticla skills
15:16 Pure Nihang is without desires
19:00 A fearless society needed
22:00 Demo of Jhatka technique
25:00 the strike should be instant
27:50 Kshatriya maryada in North India
32:47 Trying to preserve old arts, techniques and books
34:45 Halaal is sin for Kshatriya
38:30 Use of intellect and power

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