But for few exceptions in human history, societies have exhibited varying degrees of gender bias against females. Despite the clear teachings of equality, Sikh women, just like women in other major religions live unequal lives. The likely origins and ramifications of such bias are explored. Read On…
In Sikh doctrine: no one is outside God’s Grace, regardless of faith, culture, gender, or social status. One must follow the wisdom enshrined in sacred scriptures, faith legacy, and honored tradition: Acknowledge God’s Divine Light and Presence in every living being; understand God’s Timeless Truth. Read On…
Traditions are important to all religions. But they are old practices and deserve re-exploration, reinterpretation from time to time. Can they be modified and tweaked? Read On…
Internationally renowned British contemporary artists The Singh Twins share their personal perspective on the tragic events of 1984 through a painting and poem that brings the Indian Government’s military attack on the Sikhs’ holy shrine, The Golden Temple, at Amritsar to wider public attention. Read On…
Why have Sikhs fought to defend India for centuries, only to find themselves targets of discrimination? Filmmaker Michael Singh examines the forces which lead to the massacre of Sikhs in New Delhi in 1984, of which he was an eye witness. Read On…
Focusing on ‘Sikhi sikhiaa gur vichaar’, Kirpal Singh elaborately emphasizes on the importance of study, contemplation and practice of Gurbani in developing much needed virtues to become a Sikh with conviction rather than living as a ‘cultural’ or ‘conventional’ Sikh. Read On…
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