An International Physicist and a Devoted Proponent of Sikhism
- Professor (Dr.) Surjit Singh Bhatti
Interviewed by
Dr. Devinder Pal Singh
Center for Understanding Sikhism, Mississauga, ON, Canada
Prof. Dr. Surjit Singh Bhatti, born in 1943, at Amritsar, India, is an international Physicist, a...
An International Scientist and a Leading Exponent of Nanakian Philosophy - Prof. Devinder Singh Chahal
Interviewed by
Dr. Devinder Pal Singh
Center for Understanding Sikhism, Mississauga, L5A 1Y7, ON, Canada
Dr. Devinder Singh Chahal, Montreal, QC, Canada, and Dr. D. P. Singh, Mississauga...
AN INTERNATIONAL PHYSICIST AND A DEDICATED PROPONENT OF SIKHISM
- PROF. HARDEV SINGH VIRK
Interviewed by
DR. DEVINDER PAL SINGH
Center for Understanding Sikhism, Mississauga, L5A 1Y7, ON, Canada
Professor Hardev Singh Virk, born in 1942, at Kamo Ke, District Gujranwala (now in...
A Leading Exponent of Sikh Gurus' Educational Philosophy-- Dr. Amrit Kaur Raina
Interviewed by
Dr. Devinder Pal Singh
Center for Understanding Sikhism, Mississauga, L5A 1Y7, ON, Canada
Dr. Amrit Kaur Raina, a renowned educationist, is a profound scholar of Sikhism. Having served as an...
Universal Relevance of Guru Nanak’s Philosophy
Dr. Dalvinder Singh Grewal
Guru Nanak’s Times
Guru Nanak’s time was the period of religious, political and cultural turmoil. The prevailing religions; Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Islam had become corrupt and degenerated. They had lost...
BOOK REVIEW By Prof. Harbans Lal, Ph.D.; D.Litt. (Hons).
"Science and Sikhism: Conflict or Coherence" (Anthology of Essays on Various Concepts in Sri Guru Granth Sahib), 334 pages
Author: Dr. D.P. Singh
Singh Brothers Publishers, Amritsar, India
When I received the newly published book my...
I have found many of them very hostile to exegesis, I believe it is important to engage with people we disagree with or with those who disagree with me.. I think it is important to do this as otherwise I would be surrounded by like minded sycophants with whom I generally have a lot in common...
This website is important at this time, it offers a alternative lense through which to explore sikhi..
As visitors and contributors we are invested..
Let's be belligerent, argue, disagree etc but we must keep the dialogue going
How do we do this? What will facilitate it?
Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh,
I am really intrigued by an idea that is forming from reading Gurbani, that Guru Nanak describes an epistemology that is actually somewhere in between rationalism and empiricism but more like a unique kind of empiricism.
I realize this may not be...
Firstly, hats off to the contributors to date for this Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sikh_philosophy It exists, and neatly collects main points of Sikhi in a western-friendly way (even though that can lead to some misunderstanding).
My question for you all here, is "How would...
June 1 celebrates the 10th Sikh Philosophy Network parkash diwas. It would be wonderful to hear how Sikh Philosophy Network has been a friend on your spiritual journey.
First, let’s get the celebration moving and our hearts beating with the rhythms of this Happy Birthday Song – Punjabi hip...
by Kristina Chew
Could philosophy be the most practical major? That might sound outlandish at a time when the economy is sluggish and one hears too many accounts of recent college grads working “in retail” (i.e., Macy’s, Walmart) and shouldering massive amounts of debt from student loans...
Happiness, Philosophy and Science
By GARY GUTTING
The Stone is featuring occasional posts by Gary Gutting, a professor of philosophy at the University of Notre Dame, that apply critical thinking to information and events that have appeared in the news:
Philosophy was the origin of...
NANKIAN PHILOSOPHY: BASICS FOR HUMANITY
By Devinder Singh Chahal
Published by Institute for Understanding Sikhism (IUS)
Laval, Quebec, Canada
Distributed by Singh Brothers, Amritsar
Pages: 382, Edition 2008, Price (Hard Cover): Rs. 450 CAN$30
A Review by Dr. D. P. Singh*...
Sat Sri Akal to all!
I would like to gain some insight towards the following topic, please and thank you.
To my understanding Sikhi is not a religion, it is a philosphy - a philosphy of denouncing religions and understanding that god is one and god is within. simply to praise god and...
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