Milk spilling! Toast burning! Screaming in the other room! What happened? Is this a scene out of a movie?… nope! Just an average morning with 3 kids starting the day and the anxiety of instilling in our kids the Sikh values and practices that I want them to grow up with.
When my mind and body are lost somewhere and not in the position to handle things, I have a companion who is always there whenever I am in need
The Bani appreciates and glorifies pluralism, and views the diversity of the world as its beauty and strength
Ek Ong Kaar Kaur translates Gurbani to practically learn how to incorporate the teachings of the Gurus into your life.
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The Divine matures me, grows me. I am a Sikh, I am a learner, I expand and learn and grow through that process.
The Gurus themselves transcend biological/temporal dualities and perceive the mystical body as feminine.
We need to become musical instruments ourselves, through which we can reach the Creator and through which the Creator can move us to be a conscious and loving part of the Creation Itself.
In this video, Ek Ong Kaar Kaur explains the meaning behind 25th pauri of Japji Sahib.
What was my purpose? What is the meaning of life? I turned to the tools I know best…