Event Details

Sanehā (Mark of Excellence), is a series of workshops specifically catered to meet the needs and desires of a particular audience. Essentially, participants attend personal and community development sessions that seek to foster the Sikh values based on Gurmat traditions: Sikh scripture, history, and discipline. Other principles of universal significance are also incorporated that do not disturb the harmony of the Sikh faith. The Sikh Research Institute offers a variety of theme-oriented sessions for emerging leaders in the community: students (high school and college), young professionals and adults. Each event seeks to facilitate learning while enhancing personal development and growth for each participant. Through each program, workshop presenters provide an opportunity for the participants to ask questions and seek an answer through discussion and interpretation. Date 21 February 2009 Time 11:00 am – 5:00 pm Location University of California, Berkley Theme The Guru: Connecting with the Divine Light Participants Open to Everyone Sponsor UC Berkeley ASUC UC Berkeley Sikh Students' Association Registration $10 for non-students (Free for students) This Mark of Excellence event will feature the following sessions:  Session I What is Guru? – Meaning, Role & Importance  Session II The Prophet-Genius of Ten Nanaks – Attributes, Lives & Contributions  Session III Guru Granth & Guru Panth – Origin, Development & Institution  Session IV Questions & Answers – Open forum For more information and to obtain a registration form, please contact: Lead Contact: Hardeep Dhillon 530.300.5225 | hdhillon06@gmail.com