The British Sikh Association (BSA) hosted an inter-faith Seminar at the Nehru Centre, London on 28th July 2011 to promote interfaith dialogue for peaceful coexistence.
News: The British Sikh Association annual seminar 28th July 2011
News: Learning to Breathe Again
I found out while watching a scary movie that I hold my breath when I’m afraid. The awareness allowed me to chose to continue breathing when I felt alarmed. I noticed the same once when I was watching a sad movie. I hold my breath to keep my emotions in.
News: Personal memories: what we think we know is mostly incorrect
We’ve known since the 1980s that even memory for vivid, very meaningful personal events can change over time. Elizabeth Loftus and her colleagues have managed to introduce entirely false memories that people believe and trust as if they had really happened...
News: Saving Valentina ~ A Humpback's Tale
It’s a dance of pure joy -- you can see it as you watch -- and -- at least for me -- it’s a moment to immerse yourself in the joy freedom brings and the miracle of connection.
News: The Conumdrum of Translating Poetry
The philosopher Suzanne Langer once wrote, “though the material of poetry is verbal, its import is not the literal assertion made in the words but the way the assertion is made and this involves the sound, the tempo … and the unifying all-embracing artifice of rhythm.”
News: One Year On – United Sikhs Distributes Rice to Pakistan’s Flood Victims of 2010
“We are thankful to United Sikhs and the Bangkok Sikh Community who remembered Pakistani brothers during these trying times and friendly gestures would never be forgotten... and we hope that community will further support flood victims in this in such dire conditions...”
News: Khuli Dhari: My Journey to Beard Liberation
I was inundated with the voices of young women in my school casually referring to facial hair as gross or unattractive (with no intention to hurt my feelings I’m sure) and their preference for guys who were “clean-shaven.”
News: Why Aging Ain't No Myth
Just ask someone who has started to age if it's a myth or not. In my experience they'll say "No, it's real."
News: India’s new Internet rules criticized
New Internet rules that seek to enhance national security and limit offensive content have sparked an angry debate about free speech in the world’s largest democracy.
News: Mates mourn Perth meningococcal victim Gurpreet Singh
STUDENTS at James Cook University in Townsville were rocked by the sudden death of second-year medical student Gurpreet Singh, 18, who was found dead in his college dormitory last Wednesday night.
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