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Those who follow the Sikh religion, just like the Bahai religon, Muslim religion, Buddhist religion, Christian religion, etc. are spread all over the planet for a reason and for a purpose. Followers of the Sikh religion definitely should not convert and harass people, but they definitely should not hide the teachings, writings, songs, study, and amrit baptism of Guru Nanak's and the other Gurus on behalf of God inside their own culture, castes, and ethnicity preventing others from seeing it (Sikh religion), hearing it (Sikh religion), speaking it (Sikh religion), learning it (Sikh religion), becoming it (Sikhs), and practicing it (Sikh religion).
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well, that was a very hard hitting article... pause...
There is absolutely no doubt that the sikh literature is the least accessiable of all the religious literatures found on this planet... i am amazed at how the abundant divine works of Sikh Gurus and sterlings writing of many Sikh writers has not even been translated into english language, just forget about other languages.
It becomes our humble duty to do justice to the tireless efforts of Sikh Gurus and other gr8 people who through there personal efforts tried there best to spread the divine message of Sikhism to a worldwide audeince. Sikhs and for that matter anybody from any religion/non-religion, who has the skills and the resources should take initative to take the matter in their hands and just do it !! Nobody is going to do it for us. We have to do it. Let us concentrate our efforts towards how to make the sikh literature easily available to masses. We should remember that even a small efforts from each & everybody towards this goal would produce manumental results, which the present and future generations would take benefit from. Let us give this a try...
Best Regards