A miracle took place; as Dushasana began to disrobe Daraupti, more and more layers of her sari continued to extend, thus forming a fort around her. Dushasana and the servants became so agitated and exhausted, they gave up.
Let’s celebrate our biology, and finally grant it the justice it so rightfully deserves.
The name Madhusudan has been referenced five times within Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji but to the Almighty Lord, Vaheguru and not the deity Vishnu. The True Slayer of demons is Vaheguru Himself.
As a Sikh woman, I strive to understand what Vaheguru is saying to us about learning how to let go of attachment. Whether this is through family or love for Vaheguru. How can we truly fall in love with Vaheguru?
PAIN, PAIN, PAIN That's all there is…
That's all there was, And that is all there Ever will be…
But we are not alone in our love of hair. By educating ourselves about the stories of our neighbours and nations that have come before us, we can see that while our fight to maintain our distinctive identity is noble, it is hardly unique.
In the first half of May, SikhNet will feature two original videos focusing on an interview done with Giani Sukha Singh of the United Kingdom.
By chanting the sacred words, this energy light and love that was so naturally in Gobind Rai as a young boy, and then which became evident to the world when he became Guru Gobind Singh, this same energy can be with us too.
“I don’t mind taking every restless night on the phone, as long as I am helping someone then there is nothing greater. I feel this is all possible through the Guru’s grace.”
-Giani Sukha Singh
Eternal beauty is in virtues.
Beauty is in good deeds.
The real beauty is yet to be seen.