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Author: Jasleen Sikh Spirit
Not Just A Date On The Calendar This Year : It’s A New Beginning Everlastingly
This day comes and goes on the calendar every twelve months, and then life carries on as it did before. But it’s within an individual’s power to change the stalemate.I tell you; I have made a commitment to myself on the last day of the twelfth month for the first day of the next twelve. […]
The Seasaw Of Life: Celebrate On Both Sides
We all have heard life being described in terms of contrast like ups and downs or good and bad. This made me wonder if it was possible to stop life swinging like a pendulum and if there was a way to make life consistent. While the movement of time and circumstances is an inevitable reality […]
Whisper Of A Poppy In My Ears: A Lot Remains to Remember
November brings memories and lessons; including some forgotten and some unlearned.The whole world observes the 11th hour of the 11th month every year as ‘Remembrance Day’, commemorating the sufferings of and sacrifices by the brave soldiers. Rather than go into the depths of other causes for the war such as political aspirations of power, polarisation […]
Spiritual Thoughts Reside In A Healthy Mind
Another truth is that one can have an enhanced spiritual receptivity with a sound mind alone, but it’s not the case with only a strong body. If one can have both, it’ll be a bonus but not a condition.
Spiritual Value of Number 1: A Sikh Perspective
The universality of Jap ji Sahib lies in its message of Oneness- One God, One humanity, as his One creation.
When non-violence facilitates violence: An un-conventional perspective
Peace is not cowardice. Love is not gullibility. Kindness is not naivety.
Practical Selfless Service: A Sikh Perspective
Formally called, ‘The Darbar Sahib’. Also known as the Golden Temple. However, it is not a temple but a Gurdwara, meaning the house of the Guru. The word Service has evolved through history since its French origin of ‘Servis’ or Latin origin of ‘Servitium’, meaning slavery or slave. Let’s not get into the shameful connotations […]
Religion: A cultic contention vs humane spirituality
Sikhism rejects cult ideology reflected in a dogmatic blind faith and hero adoration. There is also a great lesson of inclusion and humility, symbolised by the holy Granth Sahib.
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