Preface The spirit and future of any nation lies in its history. Nations which forget their history, vanish and are forgotten. Hitherto, Sikhs have been creating their history, but only now have they begun writing and reading it. Tales of Truth is the English translation of the author, Sardar Santokh Singh Jagdev's book in Punjabi Sach Sunaisi Sach ki Bela published in 1989 which is completely sold out. Most of the Sikh history has been written by non-Sikhs and there has been no attempt to bring out any view point of the Sikh religion through these writings. Such a link was missing, for the younger generation, not quite conversant with the Punjabi language. The author, in translating his book into English has taken an invaluable step to build up this missing dimension. Sardar Santokh Singh Jagdev has a firm belief in God has the conviction that it is His wish that is manifested through his work. He is not looking for any returns other than the service to the community, and uses his tithe, one tenth of his earnings, for his work. His confidence and faith in God has never failed him.
Introduction It is generally said that this is the science era. True, the scientists, engineers and technologists have produced marvellous scientific wonders around us. One of them is, extremely powerful telescopes used for the study of not only our galaxy but others which are invisible otherwise, and millions of light years away. The birth of new planets and the death of existing ones can be watched closely. But still we cannot see and observe many other things and the Creator, GOD.
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