Browsing Tag: Sikh Foundation

Board Vice Chairman Gurvinder Pal Singh, better known as “GP Singh,” believes the San Antonio Area Foundation will have a greater and greater impact on the community as the foundation grows.

These titles illustrate the love for Sikh history, ethos, and theology, and will whet the appetite for further reading.

What can I possibly add to the exquisite Barah Maha series paintings done by Sardar Devender Singh? After all, he is “the man with the golden brush.”

The jokes reflect social realities and deal with corruption, inflation and politics.

Congratulations to the Sikh Foundation for the beautiful 2012 calendar! Its paintings by the contemporary artist Sardar Devender Singh depict events deeply etched in the Sikh consciousness. What is particularly significant is the presence of women.

The living peach and plum are thus at that moment unconscious of any outer universe but of their own flowers. This spontaneous expression of the mystery of life, at once so metaphorical and symbolical, gives us a way to approach art.

Almost three decades later, things have changed considerably. Setting the stage, the address began with the rich history of Punjab and Sikhs which goes back thousands of years with great wars, beautiful arts, great cultural developments, phenomenal agriculture, charming poetry, and new religious heritage for which Sikhs are known.

It’s for that reason when asked about his motivation after so many years of arduous effort that Dr. Kapany replies, “A community that forgets its martyrs falls into a constant decline and suffers from repeat persecution. You have to remember your own martyrs, and in our case, we had so many of them over the entire history of the Sikhs.”

I cherish the Oneness of God, truth, compassion, and contentment, which I believe are the three pillars of Sikhism.

Time flies, we know, and many are the ways that we have invented to keep track of its endless passage. Yet, as someone said time and space are fragments of the infinite for the use of finite creatures that we are.

Artist Sukhpreet Singh captures life in the rural villages of Punjab...

For most authors, writing is a labor of love. It is only their passion and not material gain which sustains them on this path.

Joginder Jaswant Singh governor and former Chief of Army Staff Punjab visited National Gurdwara to encourage economic relations between US and India.

New calendar features Sikh Sports persons of International Fame.