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Interviews, discussions & presentations
Recordings from past webinars, live events and presentations by SikhRI presenters, as well as creative explorations of Sikh concepts.
Recordings from past webinars, live events and presentations by SikhRI presenters, as well as creative explorations of Sikh concepts.
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Harinder Singh from Sikh Research Institute addresses the Sikh community on the day after the National Day of Remembrance for the victims of the Wisconsin killings. He discusses how to revive the doctrine of justice, beyond vengeance, revenge and hate, in order to develop sovereign and Panthic responses. Specifically, Harinder Singh implores Sikhs to: 1) Seek inspiration from Gurbani by learning Gurmukhi and developing a personal relationship with the Divine 2) Confront injustice in a manner that utilizes your personal Divine gifts
Jasmine Kaur, the Sikh Research Institute's Director of Education, discusses how Sikh parents can help their children process and respond to the recent tragedy in Wisconsin. For more information please visit http://www.sikhri.org
What can Sikhs do in the aftermath of the Wisconsin tragedy? 1) Help the survivors. 2) Get young people engaged in media relations at your local Gurduara. 3) Reassess security protocol at your local Gurduara. Harinder Singh, co-founder and Chief Programming Officer of the Sikh Research Institute. harinder.singh@sikhri.org | +1 210-757-4555 [x3] | @1Force View SikhRI media release at http://www.sikhri.org/download/Wisconsin%20Gurduara%20PR.pdf?inline
Sexuality is a polarizing topic, which people often turn to religion seeking concrete moral pronouncements. This presentation seeks to understand the Sikh take on the issue by examining ideas from doctrine, history and lifestyle. How does Sikhi shape human behavior and what is its outlook on issues surrounding sex, pleasure, procreation, and sexual preferences? How does this outlook connect to our ideas about relationships, morality, spirituality, and society?
Harinder Singh on the Jus GalBaat Live show with host Sumandeep Kaur.
Harinder Singh on the Jus GalBaat Live show with host Sumandeep Kaur.
A webinar for children and their families featuring a saakhi from Journey with the Gurus Volume II by Inni Kaur. Jasmine Kaur, director of education at Sikh Research Institute, joins in the Q&A session at the end.
Since the Panjab partition (1947), particularly after the 1984 events, the Sikh diaspora has been reflecting on the nature of its relationship with the homeland and India, the aspiration of Sikhs, and the place of the inherent sovereign spirit in Sikh daily life. This panel discussion revolves around the present scenario and central question: Was the recent Rajoana episode a tipping point in the revival of the Sikh sovereign spirit? Or was it yet another historical blip in the long legacy of Sikh cyclical prosperity and protest? Navkiran Kaur Khalra is an activist furthering the legacy of her father, S. Jaswant Singh Khalra, by confronting impunity in India. She continues to work first-hand with different stakeholders in the current struggle for justice. Rubin Paul Singh facilitates workshops on gurmat, history, and human rights. He regularly contributes to online Sikh publications and his own blog "spiritofthesikh." Rubin also serves on the board of trustees for the Sikh Coalition. Santbir Singh has been teaching and studying Sikhi from a young age. He helps organize and teach at youth retreats and conferences. He has a degree in sociology and political science, and currently works for the government of Canada. Panelists : Navkiran Kaur Khalra, Rubin Paul Singh & Santbir Singh Moderator : Inderpreet Singh
Harinder Singh speaks at the Guru Nanak Religious Society in Columbus, Ohio. He touches on topics such as: Gurmat & World traditions, From inception onwards, Biological to Spiritual, Mothers in my life, and What's needed in 2012
