Browsing Tag: Review

The Rightful Owner - A First Novel by Charandeep Singh

The Rightful Owner is a saga of sacrifice, selfless love, greed and patriotism. It has in it the elements of mystery, suspense and drama.
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Yoga Science ~ a new Book

Five years in the making, The Science of Yoga draws on more than a century of painstaking research to present the first impartial evaluation of a practice thousands of years old.
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Sikhism by Doris R Jakobsh - a book review

“Sikhism” is a comprehensive viewpoint of the Sikh scriptures, traditions, history, festivals, homeland, and the Sikh Diaspora.
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Scientologists, Catholics and More Money Than God

When secrecy is used to protect a higher order of knowledge, it can make the keepers of the secrets think of themselves as a higher order of humans. Corruptio optimi pessima, goes the old saying. Blight at the top is the deepest blight. It is the sin of taking God’s name in vain.
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Guru Nanak: The First Sikh Guru ~ Book Review (Pre-release)

A lovely new biography of Guru Nanak Dev Ji for children ages 9 and up.
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IK CHOTA BACHA & OTHER RHYMES ~ Book and Sing-Along CD Set ~ Review

The book and CD are the result of a collaboration between Ujjaldidar Singh Memorial Foundation and Kikli, two organizations committed to the education of Sikh children in Sikh values and Punjabi culture. The kavitas were inspired by the long-standing traditions of music and learning in Sikhi.
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'A Little Work, a Little Play - THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF H.S. MALIK.' ~ Book Review

The casual sounding title, ‘A Little Work, a Little Play,' may understate the importance of the book by Sardar Hardit Singh Malik, but it is consistent with his style of handling history-making events and people with natural ease and equanimity. The book covers many decades of fascinating history, some of which he helped shape.
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The First Anglo-Sikh War by Amarpal Singh Sidhu ~ Book Review

S. Harbinder Singh Rana of Anglo-Sikh Heritage Trail writes, "A remarkably well researched work offering a refreshingly alternative perspective on the Anglo-Sikh Wars and the surging imperial intrigues that presaged them."
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Patiala House ~ Movie Review

Happiness, sadness, relationships, accomplishments and losses dominate our lives. But relationships are the major aspect which can make or break a home. There are lots of relations surrounding us like husband and wife, father and son, mother and daughter, etc… But where there is love there is conflict as well. Patiala House is about the conflict...
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Zafarnama: The Epistle of Victory by Guru Gobind Singh ~ A New Translation

Centuries after Guru Gobind Singh wrote 'Zafarnama' or the Epistle of Victory' and sent it to Aurangzeb in March 1705, it speaks of the thirst for the divine and transcendent as powerfully as it did then.
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