Sikh Research Institute announces the release of the first phase of Sojhi online today.
News: Sojhi Online Goes Live Around the Globe
News: A life lived over three centuries: UK's oldest woman dies..
'It was her inner strength and resolve that carried her forward, she fought and stood tall as the matriarch of the family....
News: Imperfectly Perfect: Letters from Espanola
I do not have any children of my own. So it is no surprise that I pour all of my mothering instincts into my garden.
News: Captain Harshal Singh Leonis ~ Book Review
We are all heroes in our own way. We all have that inner energy within ourselves. It's just a matter of recognizing it,...
News: The Lions of London - Video
In this chat show at Sangat Televsion's London Studio the film-makers talk about their experiences while filming in Europe.
News: Miri Piri Divas Celebrated at Akal Takhat Sahib
Miri Piri Divas was celebrated at Sri Akal Takhat Sahib to remember the blessings of Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji, the sixth Sikh Guru. Sangat in considerable size was gathered at Sri Akal Takhat Sahib to take part in the religious ceremonies. Akhand Path sahib was concluded and kirtan was performed.
News: The Enigma of Nehru and the Sikhs
It had been an enigma why Nehru, an acknowledged secularist, reverted to ancient Kautilyan statecraft and went back on various promises made to the Sikhs by him.
News: Living Gurbani: Work of a Lifetime
Gurbani uses metaphors to explain mystical concepts. The usage of the word buneay is fascinating. Whether it alludes to a synthesis with the teachings or transformation into the essence of the Truth (Sat Swaroop), it is essentially the same message: imbibe the teaching so completely that there is no difference between the teacher (Gurbani) and the learner (Student, Sikh).
Jessi Kaur
Jessi Kaur is the author of three highly acclaimed children’s books – Dear Takuya, The Royal Falcon and The Enchanted Garden of Talwandi.
News: ON BEING A KHALSA WOMAN ~ Poem
WHO? WHO CAN EMBODY YOUR SARDARNI SAROOP? WHO CAN LISTEN TO THE NAAD WITHIN THE MIND? WHO CAN LEAVE HER BREATH IN EVERY HOLLOWNESS?
News: Storytelling Can Change the World
Storytelling is an act of rebellion, art, introspection, and revelation. As a Sikh American who harnesses the power of storytelling for social change, I listen deeply for untold stories and then help tell those stories on film, in print, on stage, and in halls of power.
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