What’s “Love” got to do with it? Love is indeed a four-letter word, heavily used, very interpretive, and often taken out of context in our personal lives. How do we understand love in the Sikh context?
Join us on February 13th with Jasleen Kaur and Pritpal Singh to unpack the understanding of love through a Sikh lens; the relationship between the Sikh and the Guru — the relationship between the lover and the Beloved and love in its earthly reality.
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Jasleen Kaur and Pritpal Singh unpack the understanding of love through a Sikh lens; the relationship between the Sikh and the Guru — the relationship between the lover and the Beloved and love in its earthly reality.
Join Harinder Singh, for a discussion on how Bibiyaan equipped themselves with shastars (weapons), looking beyond modern assumptions of gender roles and challenging portrayals of Sikh women as merely victims...
Join us for a reflection, conversation, and community as we commemorate Guru Gobind Singh Sahib’s 350th Gurgaddi Divas and explore the significance of Anandpur Sahib in Sikh thought, identity, and collective memory.
Join Harinder Singh, for a discussion on how Bibiyaan equipped themselves with shastars (weapons), looking beyond modern assumptions of gender roles and challenging portrayals of Sikh women as merely victims...
Learn more ⟶Join Harinder Singh, for a discussion on how Bibiyaan equipped themselves with shastars (weapons), looking beyond modern assumptions of gender roles and challenging portrayals of Sikh women as merely victims...
Join us for a reflection, conversation, and community as we commemorate Guru Gobind Singh Sahib’s 350th Gurgaddi Divas and explore the significance of Anandpur Sahib in Sikh thought, identity, and collective memory.
This webinar invites us to explore the Sabads of Bhagat Ravidas Ji through key terms and recurring themes that weave together his vision for individual and collective transformation.
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