“ Applying the timeless, universal message of SGGS..." Videos from the conference
News: 7th Annual SGGS Conference 2018 VIDEOS
News: 'Gurudwara' ~ Poem by an American-Born Confused Sikh
The place in which I am supposed to obtain peace Is now surrounded by the police
Christine Kaur
Christine Kaur started blogging as an outlet to express the trials of relationships of second generation western born Sikhs like herself.
News: 'Waheguru' ~ Poem from book "The Fragrance of You"
The sense of Being in this moment...
News: 24 Reasons Sikhs Keep Kesh
Why do Sikhs keep long, un-cut hair? Seriously, give me a good reason! What’s the point of my kesh? Kesh, or uncut hair, is considered to be an essential part of Sikhi. Yet, growing up, no one gave me a convincing answer as to why it is essential or why the Gurus commanded Sikhs to keep long hair.
Lakhpreet Kaur
Lakhpreet's personal purpose is to help create a more just, compassionate, sustainable, and creative world, specifically through healing the environment, advocating for Sikh rights, and promoting women's empowerment while embracing beauty and humor.
Video: How The Shabad Guru Impacts Your Brain
When we meditate, lovingly, on Gurbani, we can begin to rewire our neurological connections so we can begin to see and experience what the Gurus, themselves, saw and experienced.
News: Control vs. Harmony
A warrior or worker can be at peace with oneself in the midst of chaos
News: A Tribute to Bhai Subeg Singh & Bhai Shahbaz Singh
An impeccable example of their immense and profound love and respect for their Guru..
Ramneet Kaur
Poetry and sketching inspired by my Sikhi are my hobbies as they relax me in my busy life.
News: Every Canadian Should Know The Tale Of This Murdered Sikh Activist
Jaswant Singh Khalra was "disappeared" by Punjab police months after alerting Ottawa of the widespread killings of Sikhs.
News: Deliberations on Health due to Stubble Burning in Ludhiana
WHO reports 7 million people die every year due air pollution
News: Being Sikh in America After 9/11
On the morning of September 11, 2001, graphic novelist and Sikh Captain America Vishavjit Singh was working in his office just north of New York City. In this illustrated feature, Singh explains how the events of that day changed his life.
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