International Khalsa Council

The International Khalsa Council

The Khalsa Council is an international body of Ministers of Sikh Dharma committed to serving and upholding the spirit of Khalsa in service to humanity.

The International Khalsa Council was established in 1974 by Siri Singh Sahib Bhai Sahib Harbhajan Singh Khalsa Yogiji with the vision that it would provide leadership and inspiration for our Dharma and for our global communities. Since then, it has met twice a year to continue its work and to embody the nobility and purity of Khalsa consciousness in the world. The Siri Singh Sahib said of the Khalsa Council:

“The Khalsa Council embodies the sovereign, spiritual, status of the Sikhs. In action it is the parliament of the Sarkar e Khalsa. It is the leadership. It is a body that lives in the divinity, nobility, and grace of God. What comes through the Khalsa Council is simply projective kindness, compassion, divinity, nobility, and grace. It is the very embodiment of the grace, radiance, lifestyle and projection of Guru Gobind Singh.” – Siri Singh Sahib Harbhahan Singh Khalsa Yogiji – Dec 28, 1991

Upcoming Meetings

2020

Spring 2020: Friday, April 24 – Saturday, April 25

(consolidated 2 day meetings, which will take place online)

Fall 2020: Wednesday September 23 – Saturday, September 26

2021

Spring 2021: Wednesday, April 21 – Saturday, April 24

Fall 2021: Wednesday, September 22 – Saturday, September 25

2022

Spring 2022: Wednesday, April 20 – Saturday, April 23

Fall 2022: Wednesday, September 21 – Saturday, September 24

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