This is real life. We all have good intentions, but our spiritual life is the glue that binds our intentions to our outward actions (our actions toward ourselves AND toward others) and without connection to that most intimate and important part of ourselves, we die. Kiranjit found her connection through Wahe Guru.
Sikhism stands on the insurmountable sacrifices made by followers of Sikh faith
An inspiring moment where Kaur shares her feelings of transformation during chanting Mul Mantra with Chardikala Jatha ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mImcE... ) along the River Kali Bein on Guru Nanak Dev ji 550 Birthday in Sultanpur Lodhi.
It's not just social connections. It's deeper than that. It's a longing for love, kindness, truth and grace. It's also a longing to be seen and heard without judgement.
Tracing Guru Nanak’s footsteps across nine countries and over 150 inter-faith sites, writer Amardeep Singh finds anew the relevance of universality preached by the first Sikh guru.
Nanak's technology actually transports us to the experience of His actual consciousness. That to me is Wow- Wahe Guru!
In a nutshell, Baba Nanak is more than a religious figure; secular dimensions of his life and work are as significant as the religious ones. By exploring him in his multi- dimensionality, we will bring to the fore the actual historical figure; Nanak, the seer and visionary, the poet and musician, the patriot and resister, and the organic intellectual and exponent of gender equality. In his own words,“Let’s savour each shade [of life] if the bountiful Lord allows”. — [email protected]
Guru Nanak’s message is unique & universal, it’s contemporary & ancient, it’s humanitarian & just.
The wounds of Partition were waiting for the skies to open up and shower any healing balm from above.