Welcome to the Conscious Relationships Section
God dwells in cozy homes.
The more traditional way of saying this is that as Sikhs we are encouraged to live the ‘grisht’ lifestyle, that of the householder. There is nothing contradictory in having a spouse, job and children, and also being spiritually elevated. In fact all of the Gurus, who came of age, were married and had children. We also believe that every day can be sacred and every hour is an opportunity for these lofty pursuits. Dhan su vela jit darshan karna ‘the sacred moment is whenever we receive Thy presence.’
It is with this in mind that we celebrate Valentines day, a holiday that is largely commercialised and often reminds us of lower forms of human love. During this season the SikhNet staff decided to highlight videos and articles about healthy relationships and explore what love means to us.
May this material aid in making cozy homes, which is where God lives.
You don’t have to be married to use this information, it will be helpful to anyone. So feel free and browse through some (or all) of it.
RELATIONSHIP ARTICLES
The First Relationship
Myth-Buster: Dating & The Sikh Identity
Survey Says Majority of Young Women Prefer Arranged Marriage
A woman's blues bring a relationship down
The Loneliest Girl?
Love and Shadow Boxing – (Part 1)
Finding Love as an LGBT Sikh
Couples report gender differences in relationship, sexual satisfaction over time
My Sikh girl is having an arranged marriage
RELATIONSHIP VIDEOS
SPIRITUAL SUPPORT
 Shabads for Relationships |
 The Art of Communication |
 On Love |
 On Marriage |
 Winning the Trust |
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BEFORE GETTING MARRIED: Some Things to Consider - by SikhMatrimonials.com
 What Are You Looking For In a Marriage Partner? |
 Serious Questions Before Making the Final Decision | |
 Guidelines for Getting to Know Each Other |
 Staying Safe |
AUDIO STORY
