Art & Culture of the Diaspora
Sikhism & Hinduism: Divergent Paths
No matter what the RSS might say with regard
to the origin and development of Sikhism, Sikh consciousness has
invariably followed an independent course.
by Dr. NONICA DATTA
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Turban Meets Yarmulke
The
first communal gathering of Sikhs and Jews in the New York area went so well that there are plans to develop a “greater
connection between our communities."
by STEWART AIN
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Dya Singh: Ruminations of A Hirsute Minstrel
What is the big deal, we might all ask ... I was surprised as to how much it affected me. I do have quite nice
legs, if I may say so, but to see one of them shaved was disgusting!
by DYA SINGH
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Ten Days in Xanadu
This is where the true reason for my being here came to light - ten days
in an enchanting place, laid back, set back in time - my idea of
paradise on earth!
by DYA SINGH
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Disturb Us, Lord
Disturb us, Lord, when/ We are too well pleased with ourselves,/ When our dreams have come true/ Because we have dreamed too little ...
A Prayer by Sir FRANCIS DRAKE
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This Ain't Your Father's Religion
Montreal Jewish Festival, Le Mood: We’re trying to reach out to people who have a connection to Jewish
life but haven’t been satisfied with the ways they have of interacting
with it.
by TRISTIN HOPPER
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Still Here!
Rapture, O Rapture!
Aware of his approaching death due to a brain tumor, Senator Ted Kennedy would appear outside his bedroom every morning, and announce
in his rich baritone, “Still Here!”
by I.J. SINGH
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Whither Scholarship
The Talking Stick Colloquium # 52
Where does Sikh scholarship stand today in refining and
enhancing Sikh theology? What role does Sikh theology play in shaping a
distinctive Sikh ideology and Sikh identity?
Convenor: RAVINDER SINGH TANEJA
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sikhchic.com online poll: Now that we are in the throes of an end-of-the-world Rapture, a quick poll to see who survived, and who didn't:
Air Commodore Mehar Singh: Saviour of Ladakh
With the
solitary exception of Squadron Leader Mehar Singh, a pilot of exceptional
ability, no one was able to inspire confidence among us.
by Lieut-Gen BALJIT SINGH (retd)
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Boredom is Good For You
Being bored turns your mind inward and encourages
reflection. When you're rushing about, there's no time to think. When
you're bored, there's nothing else to do but think.
by AMELIA HILL
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Ik Chota Bacha & Other Sikh Nursery Rhymes
It joins the children’s
treasure-chest of inspiring and innovative media resources with a strong
Sikh message - the first in its class of nursery rhymes in Punjabi.
CD & Book Review by GURMEET KAUR
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Guru ki Maseet: A Rich Tapestry
It was like observing master
weavers at work as they interlaced two of the many threads that make up
the rich tapestry of Punjab's religious and cultural fabric.
by ANNA BIGELOW
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Sikh-Canadian Jus Reign: Funny, Proud and Inspiring
He resonates pride in his faith, and his sense of responsibility to his community: one which does not exist through obligation, but through respect. by SHEEBA SINGH
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Climb On Board The Pink Bus
Visitors are welcome inside to tour the bus and read
more about breast health in three languages - English, Punjabi and
Chinese.
CLOVERDALE REPORTER
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The End is Nigh
There's good news ... and there's bad news. The Bad News first: The world will end on May 21. The Good News: You won't have to go to work on Monday morning! Yippee!
by ROY SPECKHARDT
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Can Sikh Americans Replicate The Sikh Canadian Success Story?
Sikh-Americans - who fall in the
smaller group of higher education and income levels among minorities in
the U.S. - may have to blaze their own trail.
by RUPINDER MOHAN SINGH
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