Done in appreciation of the services for the community in these hard times
News: Hoosier Sikh Youth Proudly Serve First Responders
News: The Covid-19 Pandemic: How Sikhi Speaks to Me
We need to cultivate the state of mind that accommodates both pain and pleasure, and anticipates the change of seasons with patience, contentment and equanimity.
IJ Singh
Dr. I.J Singh has a probing mind and a wry sense of humor. His prolific pool of essays poke, provoke and ultimately force the reader to think more deeply. His work has graced SikhNet's pages for some time.
News: Living Naturally
Love is increasing within us now as such, never had seen good days; so much. Still we pray for corona to go. World should be healthy without death row.
Dr. Dalvinder Singh Grewal
Dr. Grewal has written 124 books in English and Punjabi along with thousands of articles.
News: Drawn Together - World TV Premiere this Sunday May 3
Drawn Together traces the fascinating journey of 3 comic creators who challenge the notion of race, appearance and gender stereotypes through cartoons, comics and cosplay.
News: The Manmukh & Gurmukh Mindset
Our thoughts are like a drama. They come and go, and we don’t have any control over them. They play around in the mind and we as manmukhs believe in their drama. We take the drama as a reality.
Harveen Kaur
I am a psychologist and I am in love with the work, both developing myself and serving my clients
News: Expert’s Perspective on Coronavirus
“Helplessness” is not the feeling that I have struggled with much, until lately…
News: Perfect Moment of Pause
A tiny micro-organism is catalyst for a global change happening right now
Bhupinder Singh
I coach leaders who are striving for prosperity in form of physical and mental wellness along with spiritual growth rooted in principles of Gurbani.
News: BOOK ~ The Sikh View on Happiness
Guru Arjan's Sukhmani
News: Road to Recovery
Conquering Coronavirus
News: The Sikh Heritage ~ Beyond Borders - Book Review
A remarkable and detailed volume on our heritage in Pakistan
Inderjeet Singh
The author is based in Nottingham, UK and is passionate about Punjab and Sikh history. He is member of Institute of Sikh Studies, Chandigarh and regularly writes for them and Sikhnet.
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