We have to heal from 1984. We are a resilient, amazing people, should we start deciding that, "I'm not going to be the victim. I'm going to become the victor."
Video: I Am The Mool Mantra
The Mool Mantra describes the attributes of God. Siri Sevak Kaur relates the Mool Mantra to the self. Because we are all a little piece of God, this mantra describes the attributes of higher self of each human being.
News: The Granthi
This article provides an understanding of the duties, functions and qualifications of a Granthi (Sikh Priest) in accordance with the Gurmat Rehat Maryada - Sansthik Jeewan Section (Spiritual Code of Conduct - Institutional Aspects) issued by the Akaal Takhat.
Video: Ode to Akal Takhat
Guru Shabad Singh Khalsa witnessed the build up of events in 1984 when he stayed in Amritsar during those chaotic months to study Sikhi. After June 1984 he wrote this song (lyrics and music by himself) as an ode to the Akal Takhat.
Video: The Resurrection of the Akal Takhat (Full Length)
On June 6, 1985, the Siri Singh Sahib gave a landmark talk about the martyrdom of the Akal Takhat. In this talk, he reminds the Sikhs that our history is filled with challenge and betrayal, because that is sometimes the only way to understand and experience the invincible power of the Heavens.
News: Baisakhi & Our Privileged Duty as Khalsa
Baisakhi is about new beginnings! What are you willing to commit to embrace that will allow you to shine more brightly for yourself and others?
News: What is the Tenth Guru to You?
Guru Gobind Singh did not just bring a light to the world, he emanated the most bright and pure light. This year, in remembrance of Guru ji's birthday, let us go deeper.
Harijot Singh Khalsa
Harijot Singh is a graduate of Miri Piri Academy. He serves as creator of SikhNet Stories. He has also authored several research pieces on Sikh history as well as offered encouraging messages through his articles.
Video: Gurumustuk Singh: The SikhNet Story
I remember a time 18 years ago when I was just a "kid out of high school", having completed 10 years of boarding school in India.
Video: SikhNet's Unseen Seva
Part of SikhNet's unseen seva is to help those who reach out to us because of challenges they face in their daily lives. C.E.O. of SikhNet, Guruka Singh shares an experience he had helping someone through a difficult time.
News: Learning from Baba Punjab Singh, Oak Creek Survivor
How can we affirm our belief that at a core level we are all one and we are connected with a higher power and with each other?
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