[VIDEO] This Popular music video by Australian Sikh hip-hop artist L-Fresh "Survive" (featuring MK-1) started spreading on the internet this week. Certainly worth the while to watch, this video features excellent videography with charming pictures of Sikh faces smiling throughout. But this piece of art is not just good on the eyes, it's good for the ears and the heart.
I've always been puzzled by the fact that Sikhism is the 5th largest religion in the world, and almost everyone I've met before, didn't know about it. I think there is a huge disparity of general public knowledge of Sikhism. Yet if every Sikh managed to touch 300 people, the entire world would know about the Sikh lifestyle.
This beautiful video is a quick insight into the life journey of Kal Singh - Who found something amazing through the experience of losing someone so dear to him.
[VIDEO] This 55 minute video features the proceedings from last week: the United States Pentagon invited a group of Sikhs to host Vaisakhi inside the Pentagon. Pentagon Chaplain was honored to make this opportunity to educate the state about Sikhs and their religious needs. ~Watch full video~
Guruka Singh describes that there are 3 different kinds or levels of truth. There is conditional truth, personal truth, and universal truth.
On June 6, 1985, the Siri Singh Sahib gave a landmark talk about the martyrdom of the Akal Takhat. In this talk, he reminds the Sikhs that our history is filled with challenge and betrayal, because that is sometimes the only way to understand and experience the invincible power of the Heavens.
This year the theme is: Uncommon Courage. In this video we tried to explain that we want stories about: Unsung heros, Ordinary people... doing extraordinary things. Make us laugh Make us cry. Make us think. Make your film!
The way in which they destroy themselves, is when poison comes out of you, you immerse yourself in poison. Your thoughts are poison, your words are poisoned. Your presense is filled with poison, and over time you poison yourself. You can't live in poison and not absorb it. If you are always trashing someone, you are living in trash, you eat trash.
Everyone wants to be happy. Many people talk about it. But do you know where true happiness comes from? Guruka Singh explains each of the following steps: commitment, character, dignity, divinity, grace, and power to sacrifice which all lead to inner happiness.
Satdeep Singh always loved the Sikh stories (Sakhis) as a child. Later in life the SNYOFF gave him an opportunity to try out his dream of being a director. He won the 1st place prize in this festival 3 years in a row, and has become professional director. Hear him tell his story in this video.