Making mistakes allow children to experience new things, fail, get back up, and figure things out.
News: Why Making Mistakes Is Good For Your Kids
News: Award ~ World's Best Alpinist
Sikh man goes the height to serve tea. Not to mention the amazing visuals this video has a great moment captured naturally. A mountain climber recognizes the Sikh man serving...
News: Who am I? By: Amanpreet S.K Sahota
I had to inform people that I made a decision to stand out as a Sikh woman to demand my rightful place as an equal beside men. To wear my crown as they do, and represent not only Sikhism but my gender.
News: Prabhjot Singh's Attacker Arrested
After being brutally beaten professor Prabhjot Singh did not wish any ill will to his attackers. Instead he saw the situation as an opportunity for spiritual reflection. No an attacker has been arrested after the police doggedly followed several leads. Karma?
News: Sikhs, Jews and God
Just as Judaism, ethical monotheism, was a revolutionary worldview when the Jewish people bought it out of the desert 3500 year ago so too did Sikhism come from a place that did not practice their new views and ethic.
News: Businessman Wins Battle to Build Sikh Temple
AN eight-year battle to build a Sikh gurudwara (temple) in Sandton has finally ended in victory for businessman Harbinder Sethi Singh.
News: Film Crew to Re-enact Crime
[VIDEO] Our prayers go out to all involved. The hope for this re-enactment is to help solve the crime. Exposing dark is the job of light. “It can be tremendously helpful if it gets us that one tip that we are looking for.”
News: Documentary On First Sikh in Capital Hill
(APAICS) and the U.S. Capitol Historical Society are hosting a special screening of the documentary: Dalip Singh Saund: His Life, His Legacy on May 8, 2014 at the Motion Picture Association of America in Washington, D.C.
News: Valley Sikhs Observing Most Sacred Celebration
Four months after Christmas, Cowichan’s Sikh folks fete one of their most joyously sacred celebrations, Vaisakhi.
News: Born From My Heart
Navjot Kaur - author of 'A Lion's Mane' shares her own journey: "Ardaas is powerful. I’m not quite sure what changed in my ardaas but it evolved from expectation to acceptance – acceptance of whatever is meant to be and that was a powerful moment."
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