Scriptures of Sikhism

Embark on a sacred journey through the heart of Sikh spirituality with the Scriptures of Sikhism boxed set. Curated and explained by Maneshwar S. Chahal, this elegant collection features three of the most essential Sikh prayers: Japji Sahib, the soul-awakening morning prayer; Asa Di Var, a lyrical discourse on divine virtues; and Rehras Sahib Sohila, the peaceful evening and bedtime prayers.

Chahal’s thoughtful commentary adds depth and clarity, allowing readers of all backgrounds to engage with the profound philosophy, ethical teachings, and devotional spirit of Sikhism. Beautifully packaged and rich in spiritual insight, this set is a perfect companion for daily prayer, reflection, or gifting.

Absorb the timeless wisdom of Sikh scriptures―read, reflect, and reconnect.

• Explore Sikhism’s core teachings through three essential daily prayers
• Includes Japji Sahib, Asa Di Var, and Rehras Sahib Sohila
• Expert commentary by Maneshwar S. Chahal provides clarity and insight
• An elegant boxed set ideal for spiritual seekers and those curious about Sikh heritage
• Connect with Sikh philosophy, devotion, and values through accessible translations and reflections

Themes Explored:

• Divine oneness and universal truth
• Ethical living and inner discipline
• The power of daily prayer and meditation
• Selfless service and spiritual humility
• Connecting with the Guru’s wisdom in modern life

Maneshwar S. Chahal is the author of the highly acclaimed ‘Way to God in Sikhism’ series, which started with the much reprinted Japji Sahib. Commentaries on Āsa di Vār, Jāp Sahib, and Rehrās Sahib & Sohila have followed. His lucid and elegantly presented delineation of the spiritual path in the context of the intensely humanistic Sikh belief system has been greatly appreciated by scholars and laymen alike. Graduating with honours in English Literature, he acquired a degree in Engineering and a Masters in Public Administration. He has had a diverse and rich life, as an Army man, an administrator, a banker and as a judge on the Human Rights Commission. He wrote award-winning short stories early in his life but later took it upon himself to bring to the world the Sikh scriptures, in a modern idiom, with the non-Punjabi speaking reader in mind. Amid a very busy career, he has continued to be a deeply devoted student of Spirituality, as evidenced by the depth he exhibits of the real meaning of true religion, one that sees the One Lord in all and rises above narrow ritualism. Chahal lives in Chandigarh and can be reached at chahal37@hotmail.com