Sant Giani Bishan Singh Ji Muralewale was born in the village Bohith, state Gujrat (now in Pakistan). They were a great scholar and had a highly disciplined rehat. Baba Ji was in a family of sehajdhari Sikhs (i.e. they hadn’t yet taken Amrit). They were born in the year 1852 AD to Lal Dev Ji (father) and Ratna Devi (mother). Baba Ji was placed at the charan/feet of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji at the Gurdwara, as soon as they were born and then bathed. The Granthi Singh at the Gurdwara performed the birth ceremony as per the rehat Maryada of a Gursikh, thus giving Baba Ji the gurti (blessings) of Amrit. After the Ardas a Hukamnama was taken and Baba Ji was named Bishan Singh.

By doing the Sangat of other Gursikh Saints, Baba Ji learned Gurmukhi and memorized Sri Jap(u) Ji Sahib Ji. By the age of 13, they had already visited the following historical religious places: Sri Harmandir Sahib Amritsar, Taran Taaran Sahib, Ganga, Paraagraj, Badree Nath, Dehradoon, Rameshvar, Mathra, Ayudhia, Nankana Sahib, Dera Sahib Lahore, Kartarpur Sahib, and Kiratpur Sahib. At the age of 21, while at Amritsar, Baba Ji was impressed by the Gursikhs there. It was here where they decided the time was right to join the Khalsa Panth and take Amrit. They did this at Sri Akal Takhat Sahib. Baba Ji would recite Gurbani with great concentration, and spent much time meditating on both Gurmantar and Moolmantar. They learned Sanskrit, jog mat, Puran simritian, and grammar from Pandit Tara Singh and Pandit Sadhoo Singh. They spent 9 years studying these.

After this time Baba Ji came to the Sangat of Sant Giani Harnam Singh Ji Bedi. Baba Ji became one of the main sevadars of Sant Ji. Baba Ji learned the knowledge of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, Sri Dasam Granth Sahib Ji, and all the history of our Guru Sahibs from Sant Ji. Baba Ji was then given the Seva of teaching other Gursikhs and performing the daily Katha.

Baba Ji would forever keep their concentration at the charan of Akal Purkh. They were very strict in their rehat, especially with their Kakkar. They forever stayed clear of the four cardinal sins and never let a bad thought cross their mind, even in a dream.

After Sant Ameer Singh Ji left the world, the Sangat of Murale requested Baba Ji to come to Murale and have a fixed abode there. At Murale there were about 200 students of Gurbani becoming kathakars, keertanis, and paathis. Sant Giani Sundar Singh Ji Bhindranwale, Sant Baba Prem Singh Ji Muralewale, and Sant Baba Bhagat Singh Ji Ghebewale were among Baba Ji’s students. The langar (free kitchen) Seva Baba Ji performed at Murale was great, langar was made available for the Sangat at all times. Baba Ji would perform Katha for two hours at Amrit vela. After this, they would go somewhere quiet and for the rest of the day attach themselves to the charan of Akal Purkh in deep meditation. Baba Ji loved to partake in Seva themselves. After doing their ishnaan (bath) and nitnem, before performing the daily Katha, Baba Ji would fill 150 buckets of water for the ishnaan of their students. They would then clean the floor of the Gurdwara and then complete the Seva of Guru Ji’s Parkash. Every day Baba Ji would ground new flour for death. Baba Ji would say; “the degh is to be offered to our 10 Guru Sahibs, we should therefore never use old flour when making degh.” After a while, Sant Giani Sundar Singh Ji started to perform all the Seva that Baba Ji was doing.

Nobody was allowed to talk about anything other than reciting Gurbani or doing Simran of Gurmantar or Moolmantar, at the Gurdwara in Murale. In those days Baba Ji would only eat a couple of handfuls of beans and pulses, and a few cupfuls of water. They would spend 23 hours a day doing Simran, remembering Akal Purkh. Baba Ji had such a good lifestyle and had reached a great spiritual state that once on the night of Diwali, a few Gursikhs asked them to come outside and see the candles and lights the Sangat had to lighten. Baba Ji gave them the following reply: “For many years now I haven’t looked up to see the ceiling of this room. I haven’t seen the moon, the sun, or the stars. Why do we need to see these lights of the universe? Let me stay here and see the light of Waheguru in my heart, the lighter of all of these lights.”

Before Baba Ji ascended to Sach Khand, they appointed Baba Sundar Singh ji the next Jathedar of Damdami Taksal, who was forever disciplined in Gursikh rehat and completely understood the knowledge of Gurbani. In the year 1905 at the age of 53, after the bhog of an Akhand Paath, Baba ji left the world for Sach Khand.