Now Sikhs Walk New Jersey’s Halls of Power.
News: Their First Temple Was a Tent.
News: Overcoming Haumai
“ Applying the timeless, universal message of SGGS – in today’s world”
Video: How to Meditate - The 4 Foundations of Meditation
Guruka Singh teaches us how to meditate properly by presenting the 4 key foundations of meditation.
Guruka Singh Khalsa
Guruka Singh Khalsa is the founder of the SikhNet bulletin board system and widely known for his popular YouTube Videos
News: The Healing and Strengthening Power of Touch
Power of Touch is displayed no more poignantly than during the first few months of life
Dr. Soram Singh Khalsa, M.D.
Dr. Soram Khalsa is an internist in Beverly Hills, California and is affiliated with Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. He received his medical degree from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and has been in practice for more than 20 years. He specializes in Internal Medicine and Integrative Medicine combining diet, nutrition, acupuncture, herbs and nutrition.
News: New Album - 'Bhai Ghanhaiya' by Daler Mehndi
Bhai Ghanhaiya Ji, the epitome of Sewa after Sri Guru Amardasji
News: A Sikh Thinks About 9-11
If any single thing changed the face of the USA it is 9-11
Sarab Singh
I write poetry and am the editor and publisher of the "India-USA Punjabi English Magazine"
News: All Nature is Yours
All nature is yours, O One in All. You command it, observe it and pervade within it.
News: Queerness, Gender, and Intersecting Identites with Prabhdeep Kehal and Smalls
Through studying higher education, Prabhdeep is interested in understanding how higher education can serve as a mechanism for structuring inequality.
Shabd Singh Khalsa
Shabd Singh is the host of the podcast The One: Conversations on Sikh History, Philosophy, and Culture
News: Facts about "HAR" – Words of Faith
Did you know that "Har" is the most used word in Guru Granth Sahib. Words of Faith: a new series explaining the recurring words in Guru Granth Sahib.
News: Why are we tying strings?!!!
On Saturday, all of India celebrated this union between brothers and sisters. Girls tie these little strings around their brother's wrist and in return they get money and "protection" from these guys.
Christine Kaur
Christine Kaur started blogging as an outlet to express the trials of relationships of second generation western born Sikhs like herself.
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