The Golden Temple in Amritsar, India, is the holiest spot on earth for millions. The people who worship there provide an example of living out the teachings of one’s religious beliefs.
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News: Goindwal – A Poem by Guru Tej Singh Khalsa
The course hasn’t changed since Guru’s time, We all must bow low to be divine,
Japa and Tapa we must combine, To give the light to shunya’s shine.
News: Shop Owner Tells Armed Robber He Has To Wait, 'I'm Having A Cup Of Tea'
Stuart Gleeson entering and demanding cash. But Mrs Sangha, 49, refused. She said, ‘I was just sitting there having my cup of tea when he came in holding this 7in kitchen knife...
News: Sikh Community Receives 'Outpouring of Support' after Campus Racist Posters
“There’s an opportunity here to reach out and educate each other about cultural diversity,” he said. “It’s something we celebrate.”
News: 4th Annual Indianapolis Festival of Faith
Alongside its rich and diverse Christian communities, Indianapolis is now home to significant communities of Jews, Muslims, Buddhists and Hindus. And all of these groups were on bright display at the Festival of Faiths.
News: The Sikh Roll of Honour: 100 Years Ago this Week
This week's roll of honour of those who died exactly 100 years ago is one of the shorter lists. Their names seem all the more poignant for being so.
News: The Sindhi Sikhs
Sindhi people and their relationship with Sikhism are legendary and fascinating. There is some literature mostly written by non-Sikhs, on this unique bond which spreads across centuries.
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.
News: Sikh Man Who Found Bombing Suspect
"I'm from Sikh faith," he added. "I've been taught always stand up against the atrocities, any kind of persecution. I did what I think every American would have done," Bains told CNN's Chris Cuomo.
News: University Investigates 'Disturbing' Racist Posters
"And we know that the University of Alberta and the larger Edmonton community stand in solidarity with Sikh Canadians in saying that this type of messaging is not welcome."
News: The Transformative era in Sikh history
Thus, the period which started with the ideology of ‘Rāj Karegā Khalsa’ ended with the fact of ‘Khalsa Rāj’ when Sikh sovereignty was declared at Amritsar in 1765.
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