I didn't have the heart to ride Encontada that day on the farm. I don't know that I'll ever ride a horse again. Maybe it's a tribute to all of the sacrifices horses have made for me that keeps me from putting myself in that position. Perhaps I'd just rather walk beside my hoofed friends now, in recognition of my own submission.
Subtle signs can be rationalized. Watermelons taking flight are now a little harder for me to ignore. I have to warn you this is a candid piece about hair and gender and defining one’s identity.
I was archiving some old videos to DVD and found this short video clip by Shanti Kaur (1996?) where she was talking to the sangat about the topic of "Giving things up to the Guru/God to take care of" and what that means to her. I have found this to be very true in my life. The natural tendency is to worry about things and get stressed out about something. I have found that if you develop a relationship with yourself and the Guru and you surrender your problems, challenges, etc to the Guru, that it all gets taken care of. Anyway, watch the video to hear Shanti Kaurs perspective. All food for thought :)
Each pilgrim, bathe each day for health and wealth, bathe for everlasting life. Yet, who bathes inside the mind?
Snatam Kaur's voice—tender, yet imbued with gentle strength—embodies faith, repose, and grace.
Jasdeep Hari Bhajan Singh Khalsa and Onkardeep Singh Khalsa, brothers and enthusiastic Sikh poets have released an exciting new book called: ‘Spiritual Poetry: A Disciple’s Journey’.
Guruka Singh talks about the simplicity of the Sikh lifestyle which is based on just three things and uses only four basic tools.
This trip up to the beautiful lake of Hemkunt Sahib was one of the best experiences I have ever had.
Waking up and remembering who you are: The inspirational stories of John Singh and Gurumeher Singh.