It’s been longer than I intended since my last post. Between this and that, life goes on aboard the silent vehicle of time. But I’ll try to enclose the distance by covering some of the main events and reflecting on them in the next few posts.There was ‘Bandhi-Chorh’ celebrations amongst the Sikh community, on the […]
Author: Jasleen Sikh Spirit
I spent a long time in bewilderness of my own thoughts, ego and desperation of wanting more, but getting further and further away from contentment. What encouraged me to write socially is the fact that I felt steered towards this path of Law Of Attraction- don't know how but feel very receptive. This blog is a story of experiences and struggles within, that so many of us feel on the journey of life; and only a few find a peaceful sense of belonging. I would like to progress and develop together with my fellow community of seekers. Thank you .
Captivating Smokescreen: My Perspective As A Sikh
Decades ago, a family friend gave me a birthday gift, a beautifully painted doll, made out of wood. I soon found out that it was, in fact, three dolls packed as one! Wow! As a young child, it was no less than a magic for me. My friends and I could play with the same […]
Innocence Shattered In The Human Jungle: My Perspective As A Sikh
I am sharing a very emotional post today, and so I’ll dive in without elaborate prefatory introductions.The crime I am going to describe in this article is so chilling that it kills humanity on so many levels.While Panjab is drowning under the man-created floods in the Indian occupied territory, vultures in different guises are already […]
From Your Lips To God’s Ears: A Perspective As A Sikh
Till a prayer is merely a ritual of reciting a prescribed religious syllabus, it remains a wishy-washy, wishful thinking. Until a prayer is motivated by a self-centred, obstinate wish, it remains an illusion. Till a prayer is used as a mirror for a blind passion, it remains a delusion.Unfortunately, most of us misdefine prayer and […]
When The Fountain Of Life Drowns: A Perspective As A Sikh
Not the first time water has been used as a weapon against the Sikh community, which vastly comprises farmers and landowners, implying that water is literally their lifeline. Yes, I refer to Indian occupied land of Panjab.Panj means five, and Aab means water, connotating that Panjab is a land of five major rivers- Jhelum, Chenab, […]
Does Acceptance Mean Inclusion?: A Perspective As A Sikh
The three basic human needs – water, food and shelter – help sustain survival. But survival is not enough to live a full life. The meaning of life is beyond the mere act of breathing and extending physical longevity.There are other faculties which place mankind at the top amongst living beings. The mind is the […]
Encompassed In A Nut-Shell: Perspective By Angus Scott
The attached podcast features a UK-based reporter who, despite being a non-Sikh, presents an analysis of Sikh history, politics, and current issues with striking clarity. Angus’s discussion with a correspondent from the USA provides such lucid insight into the subject matter that many within the Sikh community itself might not be able to express. This […]
The Confluence Of My Soul : My Perspective As A Sikh
Sometimes we wake on our left, sometimes on our right, and some mornings we feel hopeful and upbeat, while on other days we wake up anxious about what lies ahead or even about the unknown. I am blessed at the domestic front, then what could be the reason for downcast at times, I wondered?I believe […]
Touring To Connect: My Perspective As A Sikh
I was taking a short break away from my keyboard to interact with society elsewhere with divergent languages, foods, and social systems, yet mirroring the generic human race.I visited the beautiful city of Lisbon in Portugal with my hubby for a few days. Although this was my third visit to the country, it was my […]
Never Cease To Fight For Peace: My Perspective As A Sikh
Today’s thought is based on a Shlok (verse) from Sikh scriptures, giving impetus to the philosophy of the balanced power of temporal and spiritual forces, known as Miri-Piri. (For reference, I’ve written extensively on this concept separately in the previous articles.)The shalok says: ‘Raaj Bina Na Dharam Chaleh Hai; Dharam Bina Sabh Daley Maley Hai’.It […]
Universal Spirituality In A Sikh Spirit 
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