For years, people have searched through countless books, teachers, and meditation techniques — seeking a practice that can bring lasting peace. But this one clarity about meditation can transform their entire life. This was not about escaping the world, but about awakening within it, discovering the living presence of the Divine in every breath.In this episode, Satpal Singh answers questions about the meditation practice that became the turning point in his spiritual journey, a path rooted in Guru Nanak’s timeless wisdom of Oneness.You will learn:• Why most meditation practices fail to bring lasting peace• The shift that happens when meditation becomes remembrance• How Guru Nanak’s teachings awaken true awareness and connection

Why are so many Sikh teens today are becoming atheist and feel disconnected from Sikhi and Guru Nanak’s wisdom? In this deeply honest podcast, Satpal Singh explores what’s really happening inside the minds and hearts of today’s youth and why traditional approaches to spirituality no longer reach them.

This isn’t about blame, it’s a wake-up call for every parent, teacher, and spiritual guide. Satpal Singh unpacks:

- Why young Sikhs struggle to relate to religious identity

- The hidden emotional and cultural pressures shaping their beliefs

- How Guru Nanak’s timeless message still speaks to them

Listen till the end to discover how we can revive Sikhi for the next generation, before it’s too late. Live event with Satpal Singh, recorded in Nairobi, Kenya on 9th November 2024.

Many people love the idea of seeing Oneness in all, but struggle to make it practical in daily life. Satpal Singh explains how Gurbani guides us to see beyond differences and dissolve ego, while still facing the realities of relationships, work, and challenges. Discover why Oneness is not just a philosophy, but a living practice that transforms how you see yourself and others. Recorded at Camp Chardikala in Melbourne Australia, March 2024.

What do you do when deep questions about life, suffering, and purpose won’t let you sleep? In this podcast, Satpal Singh explores how Gurbani addresses the doubts, fears, and questions that disturb our peace of mind, and how Sikhi provides clarity in moments of uncertainty. Live event with Satpal Singh, recorded in Vancouver, Canada on 5th October 2024.

Bhagat Ravidas Ji gave us a warning we still haven’t heard: death is not far, and life is slipping by. In this podcast, we reflect on the raw truth he revealed through his Shabad, urging us to wake up from illusion and connect to the Eternal.

Don’t wait for the end to begin seeking. The time is now. Will you listen? Live event with Satpal Singh, recorded in Vancouver, Canada on 5th October 2024.

Join Tarannum for a powerful and soul-stirring conversation with Satpal Singh, founder of Nanak Naam and renowned lecturer in Gurmat spiritual philosophy. In this special return episode, we dive deep into some of today’s most pressing inner battles - mental health, substance use, and the search for peace amidst chaos.

Is religion the path, or just a pointer? Many today feel disconnected from rigid institutions, yet deeply drawn to something beyond.

In this podcast, Satpal Singh explores the real difference between religion and spirituality; one rooted in outer identity, the other in inner experience.

Understand why spirituality is rising, and how ancient wisdom can free you from blind belief and reconnect you with your soul. Live event with Satpal Singh, recorded in Nairobi, Kenya on 10th November 2024.

What does it mean to experience the divine from within?

This week, Simran invites us into a rich conversation with Satpal Singh, founder of the nonprofit Nanak Naam, to explore a spirituality that focuses less on dogma and more on direct experience. Together, they reflect on a radical reimagining of God—not as an external figure, but as an inner current of oneness available to all.

Through stories of spiritual awakening and emotional resilience, they discuss the impact of Western paradigms like capitalism on the soul, the challenges of staying grounded amidst chaos, and the daily discipline of meditation as a path to compassion, justice, and gratitude.

With grounded clarity, Satpal reminds us that true transformation begins within—and that peace, practiced daily, becomes a way of being.

Resources:

• Check out Simran’s work on his website at www.simranjeetsingh.org
• Visit www.NanakNaam.org

Wisdom & Practice is produced in partnership with PRX and the Aspen Institute, with support from the John Templeton Foundation.

Music by Raj Kanwal Singh.

This episode was produced by associate producer, Serena Chow, producer, Rithu Jagannath and senior producer, Morgan Flannery. Our project manager is Edwin Ochoa, our show is mixed by Tommy Bazarian and the executive producer of PRX Productions is Jocelyn Gonzales.