Made for her own daughter,Sat Kartar Kaur, this amazing Coloring Book is the ideal gift for young Kaurs. It's the perfect way to introduce the beauty of the Khalsa while enjoying coloring activities! Additionally, all the proceeds from sale of the book go to improving her local Gurdwara...
We have now established the “SikhNet Charitable Trust” in India. This will allow SikhNet to do more work in India, as well as accepting Dasvandh from those who want to be part of this seva but do not have an international credit or debit card.
It's human to imitate, but we are also uniquely individual. If it helps you, then what better role model than the Gurus? Humility is not something you can 'act'. Humility happens inside of you when you experience the Infinity inside of yourself. Our Gurus are with us now. They weren't just in the past. Their qualities are inside of us already. Don't 'act' like the Guru, and don't 'act' humble, just act in yourself in each moment to the best of your consciousness.
Guruka Singh explains that when your parents want you to do something, then you are doing it for them. When it comes to Banis and meditation, you have to do it for yourself and your own experience, and not to please someone else.
Miri means commanding the earthly plane and being successful on the earth. Piri means commanding the spiritual plane connecting with your spirit.
Guruka Singh answers this question by saying "don't worry about it." Don't worry if you are spiritually progressing. There is no measurement for it. You just need to keep following your path to spirituality with sincerity and you will go where you need to go. This question also comes from the thought that some people are spiritual and some are not, which is incorrect. We are all spiritual beings.
This week's installment in our series of stories featuring young Sikh artists whose work you may not have seen, throws the spotlight on Iminder Singh who hails from Bradford in the United Kingdom. His beautiful and uplifting artwork is inspired by Gurbani.
"Proud to be a Sikh" is the story of a gursikh who fights against the one thing which shook the roots of Sikhi for over 20 years; those roots which took more than 500 years for our Guru Sahibaan and many Gursikhs to nurture and carry forwards.
Baljinder Kaur is a Graphics and Illustration student, enjoying the extremely exciting journey of discovering her very own personal visual language. Her collage-style art is both playful and inspiring.
Our challenge to young filmmakers this year is: Let's see what you can do in 5 minutes or less that moves people deeply, makes them laugh out loud or hits them right between the eyes!