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Vatican Congratulates Sikh Community on Prakash Divas of Siri Guru Nanak Sahib World Sikh Council - America Region (WSC-AR) P.O. Box 3635, Columbus, Ohio 43210, USA Phone: 972.985.9591 Fax: 888-398-1875 E-mail: contact@worldsikhcouncil.org Web: www.worldsikhcouncil.org Contact...

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Sat Sri Akaal, I would like to know what are the physical traits or characteristics of a Sikh as laid out in the Siri Guru Granth Sahib. Thanks. Sat Nam

Siri Guru Granth Sahib Please read the article at http://www.mrsikhnet.com/index.php/2009/03/14/siri-guru-granth-sahib-english-translation-audio-recording/ Thanks With your indulgence, and with respect to you, singhbj ji, I removed the link that said English Audio Recording, because the...

Hi, I´m currently reading the SGGS and I came upon some phrases I didn´t understand. So if anyone knows please give me some backgroundinformation or interpretations, links to other thread about it would help too. 1. By actions committed under the influence of the three qualities, hope and...

Sachchasoda made a moving statement in another thread. http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/hard-talk/15187-discussion-on-naamdhari-sikhs-5.html It then dawned on me that a discussion of Sikhi and the Guru, and guru’s with a small “g” might be of interest to those of us who accept Dhan Dhan Siri...

The World Sikh Council - America Region (WSC-AR) has urged UNESCO and its World Heritage Centre to immediately drop the consideration of Siri Darbar Sahib, Amritsar for world heritage status...

Dear Members, In this posting, I share with you all, my views as to why Siri Guru Granth Sahib is needed. I am aware that the path to divinity is not a physical one that can be laid out as a road. This Path is in the domain of intangibles; it cannot be seen, it cannot be felt. Yet the...

Guru Nanak, the first Guru of the Sikhs, had two Sons. Their names were Siri Chand and Lakshami Chand. Siri Chand was really a holy man. He started the Udasi sect. An Udasi is a wandering saint who leaves family life, goes to the jungle, remains unmarried and lives on charity. In this way, he...