Keep in mind that I am not equating the founding of Sikhism and American society. I am merely unearthing some parallels that connect the dots of the human journey. Sikhi thus speaks eloquently of We the People. A people who wrote a new chapter of human responsibility, of dreams and doubts, and of unsurpassed achievement.
Society has set some rules of what beauty is. The advertisement featuring slim models with clean and hairless skin, big lips and a lot of make-up, is contributing to set these social norms.
Growing up in America, I have been observing what has been happening in the Sikh Community.
Camp Miri Piri is a celebration and a dedication to Guru Hargobind, the sixth Sikh Guru who started the warrior tradition in Sikhism.
This sweet children's song is performed by Charan Sev Kaur and Prabhunam Kaur of the Chilean sangat.
Over the years, the faithful begin to substitute their religiosities falsely to their religion.
Canadians came to know who the Sikhs were without billboards or ads. Humble service was enough.
