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Finding Oneself
	When I came to the United States during the heady ‘60’s the mantra was “finding oneself.” Young people routinely took a year or longer off between high school and college to travel all over the world - an odyssey and almost a pilgrimage to 'find' themselves...... → read more

Video: Faith in Taxis
	This is a short video (about 6 mins) made by Australia Network Television featuring the work of the artist Daniel Connell about the Adelaide Sikh Community. It is a tribute by the artist to the honourable way in which the Sikhs who drive taxis in Australia conduct their lives. .....Watch, listen, read & ponder...

Time for Action: The Case of Prof. Bhullar
	While Devinderpal Singh Bhullar spent 10 out of 16 years of incarceration in his dark solitary confinement cell, the Sikh panth was (and is) fighting its own struggles both at home in Punjab and throughout the diaspora...... → read more

Guru Granth Sahib: A Model For Interfaith Understanding
	But when his heart is illumined by True Knowledge, he knows that above all these wars of sects and sectarians presides the One Invisible Eternal All-knowing Bliss. In fact, the different faiths are like spokes of a wheel in which God forms the hub...... → read more

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 {{NewsSikhnet|http://www.sikhnet.com/news/guru-granth-sahib-model-interfaith-understanding|Guru Granth Sahib: A Model For Interfaith Understanding|http://www.sikhnet.com/files/imagecache/thumb/news/image/main/granth1-a.jpg|But when his heart is illumined by True Knowledge, he knows that above  all these wars of sects and sectarians presides the One Invisible  Eternal All-knowing Bliss. In fact, the different faiths are like spokes  of a wheel in which God forms the hub.}}
-{{NewsSikhnet|http://www.sikhnet.com/news/historic-gurdwaras-and-trees-pay-price-modernisation|Historic Gurdwaras: Trees pay the price for modernisation|http://www.sikhnet.com/files/imagecache/thumb/news/image/main/kalpvriksha_tree_20110620.jpg|And now marble is king. Sikhism is the world’s youngest religion and  perhaps the only one in which trees have contributed to spiritual  evolution. More than 50 Sikh shrines across the country, and some in  Pakistan, are named after trees. These are trees under which the Sikh  gurus sheltered, rested or met their followers during their travels.}}
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