The meaning and power of Vahiguru for a Sikh
A very devoted Sikh boy in the langar hall once asked me the meaning of Vahiguru and I had to conjure my thoughts for an explanation.
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The three pillars of Sikhi
The three pillars or the triple principle underlying Sikh ethics and way of life is naam japna, kirat karni and vand chhakana
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We will all be Singhs and Kaurs!
The Hall echoed with the pledge of 515 attendees: "We will never believe in Caste System and will show the world your vision (They are pledging to Dhan Guru Gobind Singhji). We will all be only... SINGHS AND KAURS!"
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The blessing of Living as a Sikh
Waking up and remembering who you are: The inspirational stories of John Singh and Gurumeher Singh.
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SIKH AAJ KAL (a poem by Angad Singh)
My heart is beating, so much work is pending, watch is ticking, my Phone is ringing..... Ohh...God!!
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Kesas -the Fort of Uncut Hair
The young Khalsa of today is struggling to keep his promise with Guru Gobind Singh. Many, who are tune with their conscience, tie the turban everyday, look in the mirror and get a glimpse of their father - men and women alike.
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Gurbani – A Sikh Solution to Female Feticide
In this realm of mostly male voices, Ms. Kaur-Singh has taken an original position on a much-needed project: to explore a feminist perspective in interpreting Gurbani.
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Boss Sikhi Camp 2009
Guru Sahib did so much kirpaa and blessed everyone inspiration, devotion, and love for Sikhi.
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My Guru & I: In His Presence
History tells us that even during Guru Arjan’s time, the Granth (then referred to as the Pothi Sahib because it was yet to be completed and anointed Guru), was the center of the Darbar, even in the presence of Guru Arjan himself.
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Anniversary of the installation of the Adi Granth in 1604
Today, on September 1, 2009, Sikhs celebrate the 405th anniversary of the first installation of the Siri Guru Granth Sahib, called then ,before the ninth Guru Teg Bahadur Ji’s writings were added by Guru Gobind Singh Ji (in 1708), the Adi Granth.
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