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Angels on the road. Benevolence on the road. Grace on the road. The road is unseen. 

Such approaches are not new and have been tried in other countries.

A naming ceremony is an extremely special occasion in the Sikh community, and it is appropriate to bring a gift with you for the baby. Whether you choose something modern, more traditional or give money, it is always appreciated by the family, and an important part of the day. 

Should the All-Encompassing Eternal One come into their awareness, They shall receive An immovable kingdom.(2).

The community has been providing cooked lunches to the Salvation Army every Saturday since the pandemic began.

The Drive began on 12 October of this year and ran up until 4 December. After eight weeks of collective efforts by the Wahegru Foundation team along with their sponsors, collaborators and donors, a humbling 3,219 gifts with a total RRP value of £30,782.81 was raised.

This painting arose from a state of devotion and surrender. I wanted to capture that feeling at its highest level but I wasn’t able to show this sakhi along with it. However I still wanted to show an iconic feature of Guru Angad Dev ji and highlight that in this painting.

“In a country with over 70% of the population in the agricultural and its allied sectors, the past few weeks have been increasingly difficult with farmer suicide rates on the rise and violence in the face of peaceful protests. Pageant women have a unique ability to bring attention to issues and also, gain widespread support - financially and otherwise - within their communities. We know we have this unique platform and we are passionate about using it for what we believe in strongly,” says Serene Singh, the project’s founder.

Meditation, Simran, reaching within are your answers for this phenomena of pandemic 'fear' which is pervading humanity at present. Look for your answers and solutions within.