Browsing Tag: Workshop

A unique opportunity to learn & share how to better understand multiple perspectives, explore what unites us as Sikhs working together despite differences, towards Panth Ki Jit!

This weekend at Raj Khalsa Gurdwara in Sterling Virginia, Saturday May 5th, there will be an inspired woman’s gathering to discover the power and potency of a woman’s prayer. All ages are welcome

Two weeks ago, Prabhu Nam Kaur and I offered a one day workshop to the Punjabi Community in Yuba City, California about the Shabad Guru, which is so close to the heart of many of the Punjabi Women. About forty women attended.

Gurmukh Kaur Khalsa could have easily succumbed to a Hollywood lifestyle... And her presence is continually demanded around the world, leading her to travel 240 days out of the year.

FBI agents participating in an outreach workshop had hoped to improve their relationship with Seattle's Muslim, Arab, East African and Sikh communities, but ended up offending some participants.

Yoga is becoming popular everywhere. Including China! Many yoga students in China have found themselves drawn to the study of Kundalini Yoga as taught by Yogi Bhajan. One of their favorite aspects of the yoga is chanting - in particular the practice of chanting Japji Sahib by Guru Nanak.

Sikh Career Day stemmed from a series of College Preparation workshops previously given in Queens, with the intent of providing guidance and support to Sikh youth making tough career decisions.

Dr. Rajwant Singh, convener of Washington based EcoSikh, congratulated Dr. Inderjit Kaur and Pingalwara institution and said, "this kind of initiative is needed in Punjab to stop the continuing damage with various chemical and pesticide based agricultural practices. We are also heartened to see that this is being dedicated to Guru Har Rai ji, who inspired Sikhs to care for nature and mother earth."

Start the New Year off by looking beyond and within. Connect with your soul through yoga, meditation, and enlightening discussion on topics that make you ponder day to day. Question reality, acknowledge totality, and inspire the soul within.

Sangat from metro Atlanta area and other adjoining cities, witnessed and experienced a soul refreshing and exhilarating event - the classical singing of the Shabads in Raags, using the instruments which existed or were invented in court of Guru Sahebaan's.

SIKHRI's Saneha: Becoming Guru-Centered event held at Guru Nanak Foundation of America

A Sikh Research Institute Workshop Reviewed by MANJYOT KAUR (courtesy of sikhchic.com)

If you had the opportunity to ask Guru Nanak one question, what would you ask?