He points out that instead of valuing and Sikh of the Guru, today we have come to only like those Sikhs who's philosophy we agree with or who are in our own group.
News: What We Share
But we are not alone in our love of hair. By educating ourselves about the stories of our neighbours and nations that have come before us, we can see that while our fight to maintain our distinctive identity is noble, it is hardly unique.
News: My Adventures with The True Name
When a senior teacher came from Washington, I asked him, "Why is God's Name identified with truth? Why don't we say God's Name is love?" The man had a nice beard and turban.
News: I Am Kaur: A Poem by Alamjeet Kaur
Through the poem, I am showing that I am a confident and a brave daughter of Guru Gobind Singh Ji. The struggles that women around the world have faced in the past, and continue to face daily, is another reason for me to write this poem.
News: 40 Under 40 - Sept 2015 Prestige ~ #3 Ash Singh, 33
A serial entrepreneur and an ardent basketball fan, in his free time promotes his favorite hobby, Turbans, through The Turbanizer, a mobile app that he has developed.
Video: Sikhism and Art
I am constantly learning. And being a Sikh woman - how do we show the face of Sikh women? What does that look like? We are so used to seeing images of Sikh men and know exactly what it’s like.
Video: Jagmeet Singh - My Sikhi
When my brother and sister were feeling down, I would take them up to my room and we would read some Banis together. Doing this would give us so much peace, and make us forget about what was going on. It gave us hope and a connection to something bigger than ourselves.
Harijot Singh Khalsa
Harijot Singh is a graduate of Miri Piri Academy. He serves as creator of SikhNet Stories. He has also authored several research pieces on Sikh history as well as offered encouraging messages through his articles.
News: Refinery Turns Fat Into Renewable Fuel
He said it’s the only technology known that can convert biodiesel into renewable diesel. SBI’s refining process uses a catalytic technology that doesn’t use any water or create any waste material or use any hydrogen, Singh said.
News: New Painting ~ Sarbat Khalsa
During the turbulent 18th century, with the gradual collapse of the Mughal Empire and constant incursions by Afghan invaders into India, Sikhs became the de facto defenders of Punjab. During this period, Sikhs would congregate twice a year on Vaisakhi and Diwali at the Harminder Sahib.
Video: Canadian Neuroscientist loves Sikh psychology
The Basics of Sikhi team was in Canada for a Parchar tour at Gurdwaras and Universities.
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