Articles by Ek Ong Kaar Kaur Khalsa
The Divine matures me, grows me. I am a Sikh, I am a learner, I expand and learn and grow through that process.
In this video, Ek Ong Kaar Kaur explains the meaning behind 25th pauri of Japji Sahib.
A few of the characters through whom Sarbpreet Singh examines Ranjit Singh's world.
Indepth word-to-word break down of the lines: 'eho ant n janai koi, bahuta kahiai bahuta hio': "Here Guru Nanak is really getting into what Infinity looks like and feels like, there is no end to it... "
A sense of forgiveness, and a willingness to engage others with a fully open heart.
In this episode, Ek Ong Kaar Kaur translates another couplet from the 2nd Pauri of Japji Sahib, diving deeper into the vast concept of Hukam in Gurbani, and explaining how we can incorporate its meaning into our lives.
In this episode, Ek Ong Kaar Kaur translates a couplet from the 2nd Pauri of Japji Sahib, diving into the vast concept of Hukam in Gurbani, and explaining how we can incorporate its meaning into our lives.
T. Sher Singh’s New Book offers Delightful Tales of the Spirit
When we meditate, lovingly, on Gurbani, we can begin to rewire our neurological connections so we can begin to see and experience what the Gurus, themselves, saw and experienced.
That moment we realize we are not who we think we are. It is our own darkness that betrays our own light.
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