Guruchanan Kaur and Jasvir Kaur Rababan talk about breaking the patriarchal cycle.
Gurumustuk Singh talks about how he started SikhNet.
Guruchanan Kaur talks about the importance of Dastaar in her life.
Guruchanan Kaur tells her story of being introduced to Sikhi: Yoga class, Mool mantra, Mool mantra composition, Guru Granth sahib, Sikhiwiki, Japji.
Founder & CEO SikhNet.com - The oldest (24 years!) & largest Sikh web service & Organization serving over 7 millions users from around the world.
In this period of Covid-19, the world has been hit with one of the greatest crises of our time - a crisis that has pushed aside differences and helped us realize that humanity is connected. A musical & spiritual representation of our journey, rising through this pandemic as one global human family.
The story of how Jatinder & Sarbjit continued their journey when their youngest child was diagnosed with Down Syndrome.
In this second episode the distinguished entrepreneur and philanthropist Peter Virdee offers his views on equality for women. The topics ranged from the sexual grooming of young Sikh girls, to his pride in his turban, to the initiative to offer menstrual products in women's bathrooms at gurdware.
While it is challenging to wear N95 for hours for any healthcare worker on duty, but it could prove more difficult for healthcare workers with beard or a turban.
In this first episode Jasvir has a jubliant conversation with Guruchanan Kaur who fell in love with Sikhi through her musical background (both Jasvir and Guruchanan are cofounders of kaurvoices.org, a platform for empowering Sikh women). Guruchanan was amazed when she found that there is a religion based off music, that our Gurus themselves invented musical instruments, and that our teachings are organized in raags, showing how central music is in Sikhi.