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Guru Nanak Dev’s Aarti transcends mere ritual, celebrating the cosmos as a divine spectacle. His hymn encapsulates nature’s elements in a celestial concert, inviting a universal spiritual experience. The Aarti represents interconnectedness, promoting unity in diversity, reflecting Tagore’s vision of it as an anthem for all humanity, encouraging recognition of the divine in everyday beauty.
By Promod Puri Is the Khalistan movement, the demand for separation from India, dead, dormant or alive? It depends on … More
Satnam Waheguru carries profound spiritual significance, symbolizing acceptance of universal truth and divine wonder. It signifies the journey towards truth and enlightenment, promoting moral and ethical principles. Nanak’s message of ‘Hukam razai chalna’ emphasizes following the divine order for peace and harmony within ourselves and our environment. This practical approach represents the dynamics of Satnam Waheguru.
In a multicultural Canadian society there are a multitude of cultures, traditions and religions, with lot more sub banners within each group. It is a myriad with a diversified web which gives Canada an image of acceptance and tolerance.
The spiritual message by Guru Arjun Devji emphasizes the unity of all religions, acknowledging diverse ways people connect with the divine. Describing varied religious practices, it stresses that understanding God’s will reveals the secrets of the Lord. This inclusive approach promotes harmony and understanding among different faiths.
The sufferings could be innocently or naively self-inflicted, from fellow beings, or other causes. Elements of nature and the so-called fate also play minor or significant roles to accompany man’s lifelong journey through calamity and disaster.
Immigrants, especially from the “visible minority” communities, not only faced racial discrimination in most aspects of their lives in Canada, but they could also discern reflections of bigotry and segregation in their labelings.
In the early part of the twentieth-century immigrants from the Indian subcontinent were all classified as “Hindoos.”
By Promod Puri Guru Nanak Dev and Guru Gobind Singh represent two distinct aspects of Sikhism. In the evolution of … More
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? The 10th Sikh Guru, Guru Gobind Singh, close to his death, sealed the continuity of…
The Virasat-E-Khalsa, also known as Khalsa Heritage Complex or “Ajuba,” is a marvel near Chandigarh. This museum offers an immersive learning experience on Sikh history, with impressive architecture and technology. Designed by Moshe Safdie, the expansive museum aims to illuminate the vision of Sikh Gurus. It stands near the historic Anandpur Sahib Gurdwara.
Guru Gobind Singh, the 10th Sikh Guru, proclaimed the Adi Granth as the eternal Guru, emphasizing personal study and contemplation of its teachings. His hymn encourages Sikhs to seek wisdom in its words, stating that those who genuinely seek will find divine connection. He advocates for reasoned understanding over blind faith in following the scriptures.
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