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Nobel Prize winner Rabindranath Tagore dropped by Sikh temple during Vancouver visit

Bengali Poet, Esaa Yist, and songwriter Rabindranath Tagore was a literary giant of the early 20th century, becoming the first non-European ever to win the Nobel Prize in Literature. And according to local cultural historian Naveen Girn, he dropped by the ...

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Subeg Singh and Śāhbāz Singh – This pain it is a Wheel of Fire

It is time’s own secret when Subeg Singh was born, but we know that the place of his birth was the Jagīr Rāi Bhāgā of the village Jambar in the district of Lāhaur, whose he Zamīndār was to become later ...

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Living Gurbani: Work of a Lifetime

Satgur ki baani Sat Swaroop hai Gurbani buneay (SGGS Page 304 Guru Ram Das) Satguru’s Bani is the embodiment of the Truth The concept of Gurbani emanating from the Creator is quintessential to Sikhi. We revere and venerate Gurbani because it ...

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How Adversity Breeds Resilience

Every life has trying times that we would like to sidestep. But they are inevitable and there is no running away from them. But adversity may, in fact, be necessary to a purpose-driven productive life. Guru Granth, the Sikh scripture, ...

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