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Wealth & Poverty in Sikhism by SEWA SINGH KALSI The concepts of wealth and poverty are closely linked with the doctrine of social justice in Sikhism. In order to understand their significance for the development of ethical behavior we will attempt to reflect on some of the...

Younger generations of Sikhs should be proud of their heritage and grateful that Canada provides them the right to live freely and express their choice of religion, a Hockey Night in Canada broadcaster told about 200 participants Sunday, at Khalsa Day celebrations inside the Sikh Association of...

Younger generations of Sikhs should be proud of their heritage and grateful that Canada provides them the right to live freely and express their choice of religion, a Hockey Night in Canada broadcaster told about 200 participants Sunday, at Khalsa Day celebrations inside the Sikh Association of...

Relevant Differences Between Islam and Sikhism Contents i) Sikhs Embrace Diversity: Muslims Don't ii) God and Man iii) Women in Sikhism iv) Sikh Militarism v) Ritual vi) Sikh-Muslim Relations in the UK Sikhs Embrace Diversity: Muslims Don’t The most obvious distinction to make between...

Hi just looking for some advice I have been recently having dreams about sikhism and have been reading up on it and i have started to believe in it and need some help on what to do next i am born a muslim and have very little knowledge of islam but i am totally hooked on reading about...

Tagore & Sikhism by SARAN SINGH The following article is excerpted from the text of the Raghunath Reddy Memorial Lecture delivered by the author at the invitation of Dr Pratap Chandra Chunder, scholar-statesman and former Union Minister of Education, in his capacity as Chairman, Rabindra...

Socio-Economic Study of Wealth and Poverty in Sikhism Friday - May 14, 2010 Amritsar (IndiaVision Exclusive) - The concepts of wealth and poverty are closely linked with the doctrine of social justice in Sikhism. In order to understand their significance for the development of ethical...

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by Daljit Singh and Guruka Singh One of my friends’ nieces asked me a question in the Gurdwara Langar Hall: "What is the difference between Sufism and Sikhism?" I just wondered where I should start. The first thing that came into my mind was the Sufi Saint named Mian Mir, who was...

WJKK WJKF :-):happykudi: I have been a silent reader for some time, and now, finally, I decided to become a member. Just want to start by thanking all of you for interesting thoughts and the knowledge that you have shared with me and other "silent" readers in the past.. Looking forward to gain...

Dear Kulbir Ji. SS AKAL JI. Gurbani can not be interpreted according to individuals thoughts to avoid further misunderstandings ,that is why we need learned priest or Gianni's who are blessed with true understandings of each SHABADS in GSSS. Interpretations means further division of...

Hello every one, I am very interested in Sikhism. I am English (white) but I like to wear Salwar Kameez and am always interested in other nations and other cultures which is how I "stumbled" on Sikhism from what I've read and heard I believe in the basic princilples. I would love to go a...

ikonkaar:Bani in Shri Guru Granth Sahib is often referred to as Dhur Ki Bani .Does it have the same connotation as was propounded by Moses and Mohammad.:blinkingmunda::confusedmunda:

Some key dates in a century of Sikhism in B.C. 1904: The arrival of the first wave of Sikh immigrants. The census listed 258 Sikhs. Siri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, the Sikh Holy book was first brought to Canada by Bhai Arjan Singh. The scriptures were located at a house in Port Moody. 1905...

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Just how Basic are the Basic Principles of Sikhism... Dear All Gurfateh. The 3 Basic principles are Naam jappo Kirt Karo Waand Chhako. These three are not as "SUPERFICIALLY UNDERSTOOD" as just Repeat the Naam - Waheguru... Work Share/take out daswandh... Actually these are More...

source:http://www.indolink.com/printArticleS.php?id=022405023333 Kirpan(Sword) in Sikhism - A Symbol of Benevolence and Dignity by: Dr. Sawraj Singh, MD, FICS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kirpan, which can be literally translated into...

<meta name="Generator" content="Microsoft SafeHTML"> <style> .ExternalClass .ecxhmmessage P {padding:0px;} .ExternalClass body.ecxhmmessage {font-size:10pt;font-family:Verdana;} </style> Hi, I have been brought up as a devout sikh(No meat, alcohol and so forth) for 19 years .For the past...

Why did Bertrand Russell , a mathematician, philosopher and self-identified atheist have such positive words for the path of Sikhism? "If some lucky men survive the onslaught of the third world war of atomic and hydrogen bombs, then the Sikh religion will be the only means of guiding them.'...

ikonkaar There are many sakhies of Guru Nanak Dev ji where he has,by giving examples,denounced ritual-bathing in so-called "holy" rivers and sarovars,then how is it that sarovars were built in gurudwaras and various heeling and soul-cleansing powers attributed to them.