But some days, guys. Some days anger and frustration and sadness win. And that’s okay — but we won’t let our anger rob us of our hope.
“I don’t mind taking every restless night on the phone, as long as I am helping someone then there is nothing greater. I feel this is all possible through the Guru’s grace.”
-Giani Sukha Singh
I am so grateful that I have got the opportunity to attend many Sikh camps here in Norway. I have learned a lot from them. I am going to share with you three things...
A WOMAN is campaigning to increase cancer awareness in Asian communities after losing family and friends to the disease.
The answer I got that day is that God is fundamentally good. To be one with God, we have to be fundamentally good – that means we have to perform good actions. As Sikhs we are so fortunate that we...
While the idea of dying from a broken heart may strike some as nothing more than folklore -- Shakespearian, even research has proven the reality of such an occurrence.
Forgiveness is not a reward; it is not something that we give to someone based on her/his good behavior. Rather, it is something that you give whether he/she has deserves it or not.
Actually, don’t trust me either. Trust neuroscientists. They study that gray blob in your head all day and have learned a lot about what truly will make you happy.
As I realized that by my negative thinking nothing is going to change. What can I do instead of criticizing the other person? It is his/her life, I don’t have any control of their life.
In this light, many Sikhs may turn to the two guiding entities for help when facing depression or other mental illness.