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I tithe as an investment in my own divinity. I invest in the Divine so that the Divine will invest in me. When I know I’m supposed to do something, I just do it if at all possible, no questions asked. No soul searching. So it always surprises me when devout people say they don’t…
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Virtually every spiritual tradition teaches that 10% of our income belongs to God and that we give it to God through our spiritual source, which in Sikh Dharma is Das Vandh. Das Vandh means “the tenth part” and represents both the concept and the means given us by the Siri Singh Sahib (Yogi Bhajan) to…
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On a cold winter day in 2012, our clients from Japan arrived in New York.
When we were about to start a meeting, one of them expressed having pain in his chest. He had a travel insurance he paid for $90. We checked the list of the clinics we could go under the insurance…
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Extracto del Capítulo 1, Secciones I-K, “El Ministerio Sikh”. Página 8 del libro Victoria y Virtud
Significa hacerte a ti mismo pequeño para que otros puedan sentirse grande.
Significa hacer de ti mismo un sirviente para que otros puedan sentir su maestría.
Significa dar para que otros que carecen puedan recibir.
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Excerpt from Chapter 1, Sections I-K, “The Sikh Ministry”, page 8, of the book, Victory and Virtue
It means to make yourself small so that others may feel large.
It means to make yourself a servant so that others may feel their mastery.
It means to give so that others who lack…
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Excerpt from Chapter 1, Sections C-H, “The Sikh Ministry”, pages 6-8, of the book, Victory and Virtue
The Functions of a Minister of Sikh Dharma
A MINISTER of Sikh Dharma is a shining light, a radiant son or daughter of Guru Gobind Singh who lives to be healthy, happy and holy, and who inspires others to…
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There is that very beautiful picture of Guru Ram Das at the museum of the Darbar Sahib, where he is surrounded by flowers. (The one that's used a lot, he sits on a lovely Persian carpet and the view is out through the window onto the Golden Temple.
In my mind's eye, I picture…
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Excerpt from Chapter 1, Section B, “The Sikh Ministry”, page 5, of the book, Victory and Virtue
1. We shall not bow to any person for worship, but shall bow only to God and Siri Guru Granth Sahib as the Word of God.
2. We shall not worship any deity or angel, other than God,…
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Excerpt from Chapter 1, Section A, "The Sikh Ministry", pages 2-4, of the book, Victory and Virtue
Sikh Dharma is conventionally described as a religion. More accurately, however, it is a way of life "Dharma" a practical, practicing reality. It sprouted from the seeds of the Word, spread by Guru Nanak upon…
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Teree Meher Daa Bolnaa
Tudh Aagai Ardasse
Guru Guru Wahe Guru
Guru Ram Das
Aad Guray Nameh
Jugaad Guray Nameh
Sat Guray Nameh
Siri Guru Dayvay Nameh
Traducción:
Oh Guru Ram Das, esta es mi oración para tí.
Que mis palabras vengan…
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Hacienda de Guru Ram Das, affectionately known as “The Ranch” was the home of Yogi Bhajan and his family, purchased in the 1970’s. It was a residence, as well as the location for many 3HO and Sikh Dharma events, which are still held here during the summer months. It started as a small adobe home…
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Thursday, April 20, 2017
The Khalsa Council supported the Food for Kids program in Espanola, NM by helping to pack food bags for more than 400 elementary school children.
This is a weekly effort by Food for Kids New Mexico
Please visit their website to find out more and consider sponsoring…
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The Sikh Foundation was established in 1967 to promote and preserve Sikh art, heritage, education, culture, and religion. Since its beginning, the Sikh Foundation has done amazing work. Their list of accomplishments includes a long tradition of supporting museum exhibits about Sikhs around the world and sponsoring Sikh Studies in American universities.
May 5th was…
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This presentation is courtesy of Dr. Harjot Kaur Singh who presented it at the April 2017 Khalsa Council meetings
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