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Constance Mayer
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Åse Evebø
Thank you so much for all this information! I`ve been reading for hours! And I will for…
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Part 2 of Chapter 3 of Victory and Virtue
Structure of the Siri Guru Granth Sahib
Within it's 1430 pages, the Shabads of the Siri Guru Granth Sahib are arranged in thirty-one Ragas, the traditional Indian musical measures and scales. Within the Ragas, they are arranged by order of the Sikh…
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Step 1
Wash your hands and do a short Ardas to bless the preparation.
Step 2
Assemble the utensils needed for cooking
Measuring cups
Cooking spoons (preferably stainless steel)
2 pans (a wok is often used as well) one pan should be large enough for combining your ingredients…
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Mahan Atma's Recipe
(serves 20 people)
1 cup ghee
1.4 cups flour
.9 cups honey
2.4 cups water
Jagat Singh's Recipe
1 part ghee
1.25 parts flour
A little less than 1 part honey
2 to 2.5 parts water
…
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The differences and the similarities between any two religious or spiritual traditions can be very subjective, based on the orientation of the writer and how broad or narrow the focus. This discussion is written from the perspective of a Sikh writer and is meant to have a broad view but with a somewhat limited depth.…
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It has been over 30 years since I spent time with Yogi Bhajan, although I often smile and think of him when I read those little homilies on my tea bag in the morning. I used to teach at the U of T School of Architecture back in the sixties and at the beginning of…
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Below are two examples of how to tie a turban (using the "Starter Turbans" from our Marketplace)
The male model is using “rubia” fabric and the female model is using “American Cotton” fabric.
Our American Cotton Turban = 3.5 Yards in Length and approximately 19″ in width. (medium fine weave)
Our Rubia (Indian Cotton Turban) = 3.5 Yards in…
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This Humanitarian Crisis is Worse than You Think!
What is Happening
The Venezuelan economic crisis has turned into a full-blown humanitarian disaster. The country’s currency, the bolivar, has devalued to point of being worthless and inflation has now pushed food prices to the point where two-thirds of all Venezuelans cannot afford to…
Posted by Sikh Dharma International& filed under 06-Guru Hargobind, Gurpurbs, Publications
Chandu and other enemies of Guru Hargobind learned of the Guru’s military preparations, and claimed that Guru Hargobind was not only converting Muslims to his faith, he was raising an army to avenge his father’s death. With this false rumor, they tried to convince Emperor Jahangir that Hargobind posed a major threat to his kingdom.…
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