I have been to many Sikhi related kid camps, but Camp Miri Piri was easily the best. I may not have become a saint-soldier as yet but I can start walking on the path to becoming one.
This is number 12 in our relationship series. Our couples panel talks about marrying outside of your religion. It depends on how close to your religion you are and if you want to be with someone who shares your lifestyle and values.
This is number 11 in our relationship series. Our couples panel talks about the significance of the 4 Sikh wedding rounds, and advice specifically for Sikhs.
This is number 9 of our relationships series. Our couples panel talks about how the institution of marriage can create a strength that will carry you through difficulties. Through commitment you gain strength.
This is nuber 8 in our relationship series. The couples panel is posed the question of what their greatest joy in marriage is, and this is what they answered...
This is number 6 In our Relationships series. Our couples panel talks about how you need to be conscious of yourself and that is actually the base of your relationship with anyone else. Love of your own soul, and the Guru is the primary thing that needs to be there.
Our 5th video in the Relationship series. Our panel talks about fighting in marriage. They talk about a healthy way to do it, and when to stop. They share some meditations and other tips for maintaining good communication.
This is the fourth video in our segment on relationships, and the question is brought up about marriage getting repetitious or routine and then numbing a person out. Guruka Singh mainly talks about how marriage is a mirror which shows you who you are, and in a marriage you can't escape that self confrontation.
Our Couples panel from the first video talk about marriage. With divorce being so common in the west and young people having to decide if marriage is worth it these couples were asked what is the value of marriage. They all give some great insights: marriage is not confining it's freeing.
Guru Singh and Harijot Singh discuss feeling comfortable with beard and Sikh identity. Guru Singh talks about what happens when you accept yourself and the effect that it has on the group consciousness.