Guru Kaur sends a specific message to men to see the soul inside women.
Are Sikhs who keep the Rehit better than ones that don't? Are they better Sikhs? If Guru Nanak was against forms and rituals does that contradict that Guru Gobind Singh created a form for the Khalsa?
Facebook Video by my friend Amritpal Kaur who shares her thoughts and experiences about Guru Gobind Singh and Her Life on a Spiritual Path Using Poetry.
She recently took Amrit (Sikh Baptism) and is a "New Sikh". You can definitely feel her African American Roots influence in with her voice.
Gurujodha Singh shares his thoughts about teaching integrity then he tells the story of the young goldsmith and the Guru.
Guru Singh talks about how your hair is like an electric circuitry. You needs vitamin D which is absorbed directed from the sunlight into your hair and skin.
Guru Singh, Harijot and Gurujot have a discussion style talk about Sikh youth around the world not relating to Sikhism because they haven't been taught properly the reasons for the Sikh Lifestyle.
Chardikala Jatha talks about the Sant-Sipahi (Warrior-Saint) practice and philosophy in Sikhism. They talk about bana being our flag to be noticed as a Sant-Sipahi.
On the subject of sharing/spreading Sikhism; How did Siri Singh Sahib do it in USA and how could we learn from that?
Bhai Kultar Singh talks about what Bani is and the importance of music and singing with the Shabad Guru.
Dr. Harjot Kaur shares what is is like being a professional and wearing bana.