Through centuries of transformation, Gurmukhi adapted to new linguistic and cultural contexts, yet retained its spiritual essence. Today, it continues to inspire both traditional calligraphic practice and digital typography. This book presents Gurmukhi as a visual and contemplative art form, where each curve, proportion, and circular motion of the qalam (reed pen) transforms script into image and text into meditation. The aestheticization of Gurmukhi thus reclaims its sacred presence — inviting the viewer to experience the written word as a bridge between the human and the Divine. (Languages & Art-Calligraphy)