Articles on Sikhism, Dhadrian wale, Gurmat & G. Parmeshar Dwar Sahib

In Punjab's rural landscape, a different reality exists. The farmers here—despite their own struggles with debt, uncertain monsoons, and market vagaries—maintain grain stocks that stretch across month...

"jhooth" does not mean a deliberate lie, but refers to transience and impermanence. Everything in the material world—wealth, relationships, beauty, fame, status, even our physical body—will eventually...

The Law of Attraction is a popular spiritual concept that suggests our thoughts and intentions shape our reality. It teaches that what we focus on—whether positive or negative—gets magnetically attrac...

In Sikhism, embracing the principle of Ik Onkar entails living a life of compassion, humility, and service to humanity. It means recognizing the divine spark within oneself and others, and treating al...

In the heart of Patiala, Punjab, Parmeshar Dwar Charitable Trust, under the inspiring leadership of Bhai Ranjit Singh Dhadrianwale, stands as a shining beacon of hope, compassion, and selfless service...

Volunteer work, often referred to as "sewa" in Sikhism, is a fundamental and cherished aspect of Sikh culture and religion. Sewa is the selfless service rendered by individuals for the betterment of h...

Sikhism, a monotheistic religion founded in the late 15th century in the Indian subcontinent, is renowned for its rich tapestry of values and principles that guide the lives of its adherents. Sikhs, f...

Spirituality is a concept with many possibilities and perspectives. It generally includes a sense of link to a thing larger than what are and we can comprehend. It mostly require a need of searching f...