Sikhism

Sikhs Mark Anniversary Of Temple Shooting With Community Service

"Regardless of what the situation is, we need to always spread love and peace and keep helping each other."
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Remembering The Massacre Of Sikhs In June Of 1984

On June 1, 1984, the Indian Government launched Operation Bluestar, a full-scale assault on dozens of gurduaras around the Sikh homeland of Punjab. Eyewitnesses tell a story different than that of the Indian government.
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Bandi Chhor Divas Reflection: A Lesson In Selflessness

As I have gradually increased my community involvement over the past year, the story of Bandi Chhor Divas is a reminder to look beyond oneself, and to use the privilege that has been conferred by the Creator to aid those who are less fortunate.
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Sikh Woman's Bold Physical Statement Draws Stares, But She's Not Worried

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Celebrating Light Through Knowledge: A Jain Perspective On Diwali

Diwali is not just about good food and nice clothes; it is about celebrating the victory of good over evil in each and every capacity whether small or large.
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Sikh Teachings For Mother's Day

There is no specific "Mother's Day" in the Sikh faith. However, American Sikhs have joined enthusiastically in this annual reaffirmation of the important role of mothers in our lives.
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