One of my friends’ nieces asked me a question in the Gurdwara Langar Hall: "What is the difference between Sufism and Sikhism?" I just wondered where I should start...
The entire universe is made of energy. God is the Creator of the entire universe from this energy and ultimate energy provider to all beings. This energy creates and changes into various forms.
Breath is God’s gift of life and when we use it to utter sounds, those sounds carry the creative power of the universe within them, setting up a chain reaction in the cosmos.
Not only in Sikhism, but also in all other religions sabd, Word, Logos or its equivalent and relative terminologies have been given equal veneration globally...
Religion follows spirituality. But in its zeal, it may go to the extent of vitiating spirituality.
This has been brought about by...witnessing first-hand the absurdity of religion, understanding that when somebody chooses a religion they automatically condemn the rest of mankind and that living a life in the service of a God that may not even exist is a wasted life...
The creation of the Khalsa signified the end of caste, creed and religious differences and the birth of a New Man – a man of Universal Consciousness.
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He told me that those who had gone to the temple on that day with me were a Hindu, a Muslim and a Buddhist. There were no restrictions in any religious place for anyone...
One has to wonder what thoughts Mata Damodari was struggliong with at that moment. Yet, there is much in the image that evokes the insecurity Mataji must have felt about the upcoming wedding.