Vaisakhi day holds a special significance in the hearts of the Sikhs, as that is the day on which Guru Gobind Singh Ji created Khalsa in the year 1699.
Gurbani has the power to bring balance and healing on all levels - to ourselves and to our environments.
In Sikh beliefs a concern for the environment is part of an integrated approach to life and nature. As all creation has the same origin and end, humans must have consciousness of their place in creation
We all know that trees are good in that they provide shade and greenery. Could trees also have a mystical intelligence and a profound affect on the greater environment around them?
I'm connected to you
With a love so blessed
I continue to chant.....
Initially called 'Sikh youth camp' ('naujawan samelan'), they are now mostly called and are, 'Sikh family camp' ('pervarak samelan').
GRAB YOUR CAMERAS The theme for the 2014 film festival is 'Uncommon Courage' What does uncommon courage mean to you?
Darsh’s coach—Greg Maxwell—walked over to the bench, pulled out the small whiteboard on which he designed plays, and furiously scribbled: “HE CAN PLAY.” This was after opposing coach protested about the turban and demanded "Show me in writing where it says he can play!”
Gurbani refers to Kaam in several contexts. It can be a vice or a wish but can it also be a blessing?