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Sukhmani Kaur Khalsa.com
Sat Nam.* My name is Sukhmani Kaur Khalsa.
 
Sukhmani Kaur Khalsa
My princess dress at Disney World, November
29, 2011.
My one and only exception to wearing a pink princess dress.
My dad, my brother, Amar
Singh, and my uncle,
Guru Amrit Singh at Disney World,
November, 2011.
From top: My dad and mom, Sat
Kartar and Sat Bachan;
my uncle Guru Amrit with me and my auntie Ong
Kar; and
my cousin Saibhang with Amar
at Disney World,
November, 2011.
Grandpa Hari Singh, Sukhmani Kaur, and Grandma Hari Kaur.
Grandparents' Day, Manzano Day School, Albuquerque, NM, March 2013.
Grandpa Hari Singh with Sukhmani Kaur.
This is what I want for Christmas.
I know, I don't know how to ride it yet, but it's Pink.
This is what I want for my high school graduation.
And this is what I want for my college graduation.
I may get tired and sleepy, but I never
get tired of pink.
Let's roll!
This
is my birthday money; 100 $1 bills. All for me!
Now, I can make the down payment on my Pink
Vespa!
This me in my favorite dress. I just love
Pink.
My new Pink glasses to go with my Pink dress.
Change is good ... check
out my Purple shoes!
In my opinion, Purple is just a variation of Pink,
and remember, it also starts with the letter 'P'.
My mom and her favorite 'Strawberry Shortcake'.
Mom and me at Albuquerque's Free Kitchen.
Me and Amar
Singh
Sumo wrestling in papa's t-shirts.
Me and Amar
Singh after Sumo wrestling.
Me and my brother, Amar
Singh. Life is together.
Halloween's a blast.
My first day at my first school.
A well balanced diet is eating chocolate with both hands.
Here, I'm having a ball at the bowl. Gimme ten!
Here, I'm having a ball with friends after a swim.
It doesn't get better than this.
And
did you know ...
"A woman is sixteen times more effectively intelligent and
more sensitive than a man, and she can handle all walks of
intelligence better than any man. Man is given the physical, and
woman is given the intelligence to balance it out." -- Yogi
Bhajan
Sat Nam!*
My name, Sukhmani, means 'Pearl of Peace.'
My father and mother are Sat Kartar
Singh Khalsa and Sat Bachan Kaur Khalsa of Albuquerque,
New Mexico. And I have an older brother, whose name is Amar
Singh, which means 'Lion of the Immortal One.' My mother's parents
are Guru Bachan Singh Khalsa and Guru Bachan Kaur Khalsa, also of Albuquerque.
My father's parents are Hari Singh Bird Khalsa
and Hari Kaur Bird Khalsa,
both of whom reside in Winter Park,
Florida.
'Deer' me!
My
big brother, Amar Singh
and me, cheek to cheek.
Amar
Singh and me, again. Tee hee!
Me
and Amar with a couple of friends at work.
Amar,
me, and friend Jonah take a break in Carlsbad.
Another
break in Carlsbad.
We 'smack attack' our uncle, Harimandir Jot Singh.
Me and Amar
Singh ready
for our own smack attack,
September, 2011.
And
this is me at my tae kwon do class where I 'tie won on.'
My
Auntie Ong Kar and me at the Free
Kitchen, April, 2011.
This
is me in my bhangra dress going to class.
This
is me in my bhangra dress leaving class.
My
mom and me.
Left to
Right: Hari Jiwan Singh, Avtar Hari Singh, Sat Bachan Kaur, Guru Rattan
Kaur,
Gurujot Kaur, Bibiji Inderjit Kaur, SatSundri Kaur, Kirtan Singh, S. Guru
Amrit Kaur,
Guru Kirin Kaur, Gurubachan Kaur, Siri Vishnu Singh, Sat
Kartar Singh, Amrit Kaur,
Holy Kaur, Seva Kaur, Sat Hanuman Singh, Siri Mukta Singh, Siri Pritam
Kaur,
Gurubachan Singh, and Tyaga Singh in Portland, OR, June, 2011.
Here,
you'll also find some interesting links
having to do with the Diversity of Life,
all of it the Creation of the One Creator, the people, places, things
and events happening all around us. For as we all know ...
 Life
is the
University
 f Diversity©
Diversity
is universal, expansive, and all inclusive.
So now,
please sit back, relax, rejoice, and prepare to ponder the sublime, the
shocking, the silly, the subtle, the serious, the surprising, the strange,
the secret, the sordid, the sacred, the Supreme. A few examples follow,
but you'll find a lot more at the University
of Diversity. *See what Sat Nam means. See Acknowledgements.
WhaHe
Guru.com
Science
and Practice of Meditation and its Benefits
Sing
Along With These Born Again Americans
All
About Sikhs From the U.S. Dept. of Justice
Ek
Ong Kar Sat Nam Siri WhaHe Guru.com
The
Ubuntu Age - All for One, Won for All
See
Why Sikhs Keep Their Hair Unshorn
See
What Happens When You Meditate
Life
According To Yogi Bhajan.com
If
Your Dad Doesn't Have A Beard
History
of Sikhs In America Video
The
New York Times About Sikhs
Americans
Get An 'F' In Religion
I
Do Not Eat Dead Animals.com
Good
Guys Wear Turbans.com
Hymns
of Guru Gobind Singh
The Physiology of The Word
Siri
Guru Granth Sahib.com
Ways
To Tie A Sikh Turban
What Does Sat Nam Mean
Hymns
of Guru Ram Das
Sikhs
Around The World
Hear Music of The Sikhs
Who
Are The Sikhs.com
Chotskies
and Chakras
All
About Sikh Dharma
Religions
of The World
Science
of Mantra.com
All for One Won for All
Meditation
For Women
Who
Is Guru Ram Das
Sikhs
And The Turban
All
About Sikh Women
The
Sikhs As Warriors
America
The Beautiful
Khalsa
Martial Artists
Sikhs
And The Beard
How
To Tie A Turban
Siri
Singh Sahib.com
Songs
of The Sikhs
Bigot
Detector.com
The
9-11 Backlash
Sikh
Anthem.com
3HO
History.com
The
Akal Takhat
Punjab
News
Sikh
Women
India
News
About
Hair
You
are IT
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Sites
Sadhana
Mudras
Ardas
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