• 03/20/2023

  Spring Update

  Wahiguru ji ka Khalsa
  Wahiguru ji ki Fateh 

  With the help of donors we have 3 updates we are happy to share: 
  Firstly, we have released two more story animations. One is a sequel to a previous story 'Dream Big Little Kaur' and is called 'Dream Big Little Singh'.

  

  The other is a look at interfaith from an innocent perspective and is called 'God In Every Moment'. 

  

  This week we are also beginning the release of Punjabi audio stories with our first release being a Sakhi of Guru Har Rai called 'God Provides'. This will mark the beginning of our dual release of all stories going forward. This was made possible with help from Dasvandh Network donations. 

  The final update is that we are progressing with creating a modern kids story series and scripts are shaping up very promisingly. Once the overarching plot is created and scripted we have to take the extra effort of historic research and verification, which involves translating history texts. So making a series of 6 stories is really like making 12 stories and we look forward to giving more updates as they come. 

  See all our Stories here. 

  Thank you for your continued support! 

• 01/04/2023

  The latest in animated stories!

  Wahe Guru ji ka Khalsa, Wahe Guru ji ki Fateh! 

  With DV Network's kind donors, we are in the process of creating our first series geared for modern kids.

  In addition, we have released 'Guru Nanak and True Prayer', 'Guru Arjan and the Ancient One' and 'The Story of Bhai Kanhaiya Singh'.

  These most recent stories mark the beginning of another quality of animation for the stories which has been well received by the sangat.

  Please enjoy! 

  Thank you for your support. 

   

   

• 10/05/2022

  Guru Harkrishan & the Greatest Superpower

  Thank you so much for your support! 

  In a world that inundates us and our young ones with superheroes with fantastical superpowers, we wanted to show the youth that our Gurus have the real superpowers that are based on love. In this spirit we've told the story of how Guru HarKrishan was selected as the next Guru and it was found that when he recited bani the wood palki would become soft like wax, whereas his brother Ram Rai did not create that same effect on the wood. Ram Rai did go on to exhibit many super powers like becoming weightless, manifesting gold and jewels out of nowhere, making himself invisible etc. but this display of spiritual powers was inferior to the power of his brother. The younger brother became the next Guru because of his superpowers: kindness and compassion. 

  Click on the image to watch this new animation! 

   

  

   

• 07/07/2022

  Dream Big Little Kaur

  Thank you so much for your support of SikhNet Stories animations. In this update we are very proud to share another addition to the exciting new area of video books for young children. 

  Our latest video book, done in collaboration with the authors and Brave Lion Books, has now been released. This younger age appropriate animation teaches little Kaurs about many great Sikh women, from the wives and sisters of the Gurus as well as other warrior princesses who will surely instill confidence and values in their young hearts.

   

   

  Please watch today and continue with your support of SikhNet Stories. 

  Thank you. 

• 05/04/2022

  New Animation! Guru Tegh Bahadur and Makhan Shah

  As always - thank you so much for your support of this important work. Your donations enable us to keep animating important stories from Sikh history. We appreciate you!

  Today we're happy to share that we have recently released the story of Guru Tegh Bahadur and Makhan Shah! 

  Makhan Shah was a devoted man who was a rich traveler. Learn about how he made a promise to Guru Nanak, found Tegh Bahadur and everything that followed. 

   

  

  Thank you for your support of SikhNet Stories! 

• 03/15/2022

  Guru Nanak and the Cannibal

  Thank you for your ongoing support of SikhNet Stories animation work! We have a new animation to announce - Guru Nanak and the CAnnibal. 

  Sometimes it's hard to imagine how cruel people can be! This story about Guru Nanak involves someone named Kauda whose heart was so twisted and hardened, that he would capture and then eat travelers! This time he captured Mardana - the companion of Guru Nanak! 

  Watch the new animation now, and please share widely. 

  

• 12/14/2021

  Guru Tegh Bahadur Gives His Head

  We are very blessed to inherit the teachings and history of our Gurus. In fact, it is written in Siri Guru Granth Sahib that "the stories of one's ancestors make the children good children." This is a pivotal story that lives on forever. 

  "Give Up Your Life But Do Not Give Up Your Faith"

  
  One of the great teachings of the Gurus is in the fact that it was only after great sacrifice that the Sikhs were taught warfare. This balance of sublime acceptance and ferocious self-defense is a value that is inherent in this epic tale. That is why we feel it is important to share it in a way that is easiest to understand. 

  We are happy to present this effort in honor of the Great Guru Teg Bahadur Sahib's 300th Joti Jot this year. May our future generations, and humanity itself, benefit from Guru Sahib and his message.

  

• 10/04/2021

  New Releases

  Wahe Guru ji ka Khalsa, Wahe Guru ji ki Fateh! 

  Thank you for your support of the SikhNet Stories project. In this update we are sharing that we completed the animation on two more stories, the Secret to All Happiness and Success, Parts 1 & 2. 

  Part 1 has been released and you can watch it here: 

  

   

  Part 2 will be released 10/6/21 and you can watch it here: 

  

  Your ongoing support ensures that we are able to continue creating animated stories and Sakhis for young (and sometimes not so young) Sikh listeners. Thank you. 

• 07/19/2021

  Our latest animations!

  Thanks to you, we are happy to announce our most recent animations along with two new audio stories that will be animated in the future. 

   

  Singh the Lion: "Once upon a time there was a boy named Kirat Singh. Kirat went to school like any other boy, and he was really into animals. They were on his lunchbox, notebook, mural on his bedroom wall and his room was full of animal toys. “Animals are my friends, I love all the animals in my life!”  There was something special about Kirat… he had a very unique way of seeing the world… sometimes those animals in his room and in his notebooks would come alive!..."  

   

  

  Guru Arjan Dev Sacrifices for Truth: Nothing in this world lasts forever. Everything is temporary… well there is something that actually does last forever, do you know what that is?  The truth. Truth lasts forever. And the teachings of the True Guru are perfectly true. 

  In addition to these two new audio stories, we have animated three new stories, which will be released August-October. We'll post another update! 

  Guru Nanak and Prayer

  Happiness & Success, Part 1

  Happiness & Success, Part 2

  Please join us for our Virtual Gala on July 31st, 2021 celebrating 25 years of SikhNet! 

   

   

   

• 05/11/2021

  The Stillness of Sri Teg Bahadur

  We are excited to share our newest story with all of you! This is newly written AND newly animated in honor of the anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur's 400th birthday. 

  Your support makes animating stories possible. Thank you again! 

  Click on the image to watch The Stillness of Sri Teg Bahadur

  

   

   

   

• 03/18/2021

  Guru Gobind and the Lesson of Seva

  Here is another animation that YOU made possible! 

  Thank you so much for contributing to our Stories campaign. We are happy to announce our latest animation has been newly released. 

  Once upon a time, Guru Gobind Singh taught us all a wonderful lesson about our own hearts. Guru ji was teaching the Sikhs, as he always did, and there happened to be a rich boy there who really wanted to serve the Guru.

  Do you want to find out how the rich boy learned the lesson of seva? Click below to watch the new animation.

  

• 01/19/2021

  For Guru Gobind Singh's Prakash Divas

  

  Wahe Guru ji ka Khalsa, Wahe Guru ji ki Fateh! 

  Thank you all so much for your contributions to SikhNet Stories. This project is dear to my heart and I am so grateful that we will be animating more stories than ever this year. 

  I am writing to share that we are releasing a new animation today in honor of Guru Gobind Singh's birthday tomorrow. 

  You can see it here: https://www.sikhnet.com/stories/audio/birth-gobind-rai

  We will also be releasing another animation soon and I will post that here as well. 

  Thank you again! 

  Darshan Kaur

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