Understanding Your Emotions - by Baljit Singh - Basics & Beyond UK Camp 2017 [4K]

Baljit Singh delivers a talk at the Basics & Beyond UK Camp 2017 on how to understand your emotions. The first thing to realise is where are these emotions coming from and how to either let them go or channel them into something positive, giving examples from Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji & the life of Guru Gobind Singh Ji
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[@sophieh7278]

As a non-Sikh woman I felt an overwhelmingly deep connection to your words and to Waheguru. I hope to come to a basics of Sikhi lecture in London some time to broaden my knowledge and connection to the religion. Thank you brother this touched me deeply. Blessings 🙏🏼

[@amritasoni4263]

I really love what Basics of Sikhi is doing. I like that they don't take things at face value but actually unravel the practical applications of scripture ... making the wisdom real and tangible. I've gone to gurdwara much of my life and I've never felt more connected to being a Sikh as I do when I watch their videos.

[@TheTurbanatore]

Waheguru

[@loveleenishar799]

What baljit Singh ji just said was utterly amazing

[@sabydhesi]

Great talk! Every time I'm in a low state of mind, I always come to this channel and watch a talk. Keep up the amazing work guys!

[@petesidhu-usetheinternetto8974]

Thank you BoS! I usually never comment but you have helped me understand so much more about our Sikhi. Please don’t give up! Maharaj di Kirpa!

[@quitaddiction4589]

snap i never normally comment too been amazing thank you Baljit

[@prempradeepsingh8806]

in depth, detailed analysis of emotions by this young sikh scholar baljit singh. enjoyed listening to him.

[@nivsingh2329]

Amazing talk Brother Baljit, I think your frankness and openess really makes things relatable and distant for people and I commend you for this. It really helps to understand Gurbani in perspective of everyday life issues and guidance on how to live and think. I look forward to more inspiring talks ... may Waheguruji Bless us All.

[@anoopkaurdaas]

Hats of again and again to this amazing Gursikh, his amazing Kathas, and the magnificent Sikh Dharma Thank you so much Bhai Jee for the amazing work that you do, I am so very grateful Anoop Norway

[@brahmjotsingh871]

Vaheguroo..

[@harnidhkaur3442]

Amazing talk bhai sahib ji!🙏 Thank u sooooo much for doing this sewa.🙏🙏 Really needed to listen to it!

[@TECHBYVIDIT]

Waheguru ji

[@singh_13]

Thank you! I really needed this.

[@nicolekaur8205]

Amazing talk!🙏🏽

[@harpsdhillon9382]

Absolutely amazing explanation and translation. This video is nothing short of incredible, thank you so much for this video. Waheguru

[@vashcreations5842]

So great. Bhai Baljit Singh you have a gift of speech! You are such a delight to listen to while learning.

[@quitaddiction4589]

Absolutely amazing you are very good Baljit Jagraj would be proud

[@sanj06]

Baljit Singh is a badman

[@loveebhullar5063]

If any amritdhari person donot read gurbani and nitname how can change his mind to read gurbani and nitname again ??? Plz give me answer of this question veer ji

[@darrylyoung1121]

waheguru!....excellent. can a non Sikh go to these Basic Beyond Camps? thank you.

[@13Daas]

Yes of course they can

[@darrylyoung1121]

when is the next one please?

[@13Daas]

Where are from? The next Basics camp is in Vancouver, Canada in July

[@darrylyoung1121]

thanks Baljit, im in the UK ( London )

[@13Daas]

Darryl Young we should be doing something in July & then in December

[@komalsingh30677]

Why do you guys use 'THEY' for guru ji or saints? Plz throw light on this. Am a big follower. Love you brothers. Keep up the good job.

[@13Daas]

komal Jit Kour in punjabi when referring to Guru Sahib or someone elder many use the the plural term ‘tusi’ out of respect, we have carried that over into English.

[@singh_13]

I have no haisiyat to talk after bhai sahib ji But just a bit more As directly saying "He" for Guru sahib ji or Saints feels very disrespectful. Its like saying "Tu"(panjabi word) to them.

[@SharonBhara]

Waheguru

[@Cartar.11]

Waheguru