Sikhism Stories

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I found you, I found God. Raj is excited to visit the Golden Temple for the first time. But it's not just the Guru Granth Sahib whom he meets in Amritsar, there's someone else waiting for him on the way‒Geet. A day spent together under the watchful eyes of Waheguru and Geet becomes a teacher for Raj. Neither of them realizes when the discussions on Sikhism end up teaching them secret lessons of love. It takes Raj a lot of time and courage to profess his love for Geet. But there's a wall standing in front of his 'I love you'‒a wall that was built way back in 1984. Desperate to break that wall, Raj returns to the Golden Temple again. Does the Golden Temple really hold any answers for him? Is Waheguru really watching over the two hearts that he had brought together?

Quite simply, the greatest story ever told. This is the second installment of an epic 13 part series. A young man comically stumbles his way through adulthood and on to the path to enlightenment and back. In Part 2, Amar Atwal returns to Toronto for his second year of graduate school after a summer of body-building. He parties his way through the first few weeks before settling down to find love and balance. The harmony is short-lived however, as he travels to India to conduct fieldwork, re-discovers Sikhism, and questions his life's purpose.

This month's issue is all about Religion. We have many sorts of religion topics that you will be learning from or at least be able to form an understanding point of view. In society today, it's not hard to feel uncomfortable when people around you are talking about their religion or a certain religion. Or when people look at you in a strange way because you want to talk about your religion. This month's issue will provide you a safe space where you can learn and talk about several religions without the fear of judgement. Go right ahead and enjoy reading this month's issue! We had fun making it <3

My take on organised and not so organised Religions and Faiths.

PM Modi On Friday, Hosted A Sikh Delegation At His Residence In 7 Lok Kalyan Marg, New Delhi. After Meeting, Members Of The Delegation Expressed Their Gatitude To PM For The Work Done By His Goverment To Safeguard The Interests Of Sikhs. First Indian MP In Canada, Dr Ruby Kaur Dhalla Said That The Prime Minister Has had An Opportunity To Practice 'seva' On A Day-to-Day Basis. NP Singh, CEO of Sony, expressed his gratitude to PM Modi for having inspired them to contribute to nation-building. "I would like to thank PM Modi that he allowed us to organise this sadbhawna event. Sikhs from across the world came here. It always feels good to meet him. His talks are inspiring. What he said at the end was very inspirational. We all got the inspiration that the labour with which we have been indulged in nation-building, if we continue to do so, India will not be behind any country," he said. Peter Virdee, a social leader recalled the 1984 and said that PM Modi has provided justice to the victims' families after 30 years. "I was shocked by the amount of contribution that PM Modi has done for Sikhs. We are very grateful. 1984 is a very sensitive issue for the NRI Sikhs. PM Modi provided justice after 30 years for the families. It is an honour to be here," he said.

Learn all about what the symbols of many religions mean. Maybe you'll come across religions you've never heard of!

"The Lion of the Punjab: The Saga of Hari Singh Nalwa" is a riveting historical account that chronicles the remarkable life of Hari Singh Nalwa, a stalwart figure in the Sikh Empire's history. From his valiant exploits on the battlefield to his astute governance of vast territories, Nalwa's journey is one of unwavering loyalty and unyielding determination. As he faces the daunting challenges of war and politics, readers are drawn into a world of intrigue, courage, and sacrifice, witnessing the triumphs and tragedies of a legendary warrior whose legacy continues to inspire generations. Through meticulous research and vivid prose, this book captures the essence of Nalwa's indomitable spirit, offering readers a captivating glimpse into a pivotal chapter of India's past.

Wake up my blind friends :)

The Hukamnama translated into English.

Its a love story between two people from different religious background. I have only written the first part of the story. Hope you like it.

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Learn about a ton of different religions and belief systems!! This is mainly for me but I want to share it with others also to have their own spiritual journey!! (Hate all you want on different pages, but they will be ignored and I suggest you take a look into your own religion and into yourself. I wish you luck at seeing people and just people and not their beliefs. I wish you luck!!)

jai bhavani jai shivaji har har mahadev