Duni Chand's house became a temple where rich and poor, black and white, high and low, all sang songs of God. Duni Chand and his wife became the Guru's followers and helped many others to follow the Guru's Way.
[VIDEO] Jasmeet Singh AKA Dubtician is a unique and passionate artist. Zee TV interviews him and he expresses his love for music, "...keep it conscious, keep it positive because music has a message, and those of us who are blessed to create music must have responsibility."
Depression is usually brought on by factors beyond our control—the death of a loved one, a job loss, or financial troubles. But the small choices you make every day may also affect your mood more than you may realize.
"Nature is typified by strength; humanity by weakness. Nature adheres to an immutable order; humanity to an ever-increasing chaos....
I believe that most of Sikh history will never be known because it cannot be described in words just as most of the iceberg cannot be seen. Most of the Guru’s message happened in the silence between words which were filled with such a powerful vibration.
Grammys season has officially begun, and more than ever before, the world of mantra music represents. Entrants include Ajeet Kaur, Nirinjan Kaur and Snatam Kaur Khalsa. Yes, "New Age" is what the non-genre of kirtan seems to get lumped into in the Grammys world.
Guru Nanak is regarded by the Sikhs and many others as a Messenger of God, an enlightened Teacher, a champion of human dignity and peace among faiths, and a brilliant spiritual Light for all humanity.
Hundreds of thousands of free meals will be served up by Sikhs this week, as part of a tradition known as Langar. Live coverage of voluntary organisation, Midlands Langar Seva Society feeding the homeless in Birmingham City Centre.
The film is an animation, something which is in the nascent stage in India and unheard of in Punjabi films. "I agree, animation is in an initial stage, but then someone had to do it. We couldn't have anyone play the Gurus or any other character, so it was animation," adds Harry Baweja
“…her eyes glazed and vacant with the habit accumulated through her short life, of suffering without hope or end. This bleak account is sadly, the case for many Sikh Punjabis who suffer from addiction..."