The Sikhs in America

"It is not the purpose nor customary practice of the followers of
Sikh Dharma to proselytize others. The Sikhs often express the
term "Sat Kartar," i.e., "God is the Doer." In this sense meaning,
only those with such destiny will become Sikhs." -- H. S. Khalsa

The following video is presented for the purpose of making the inquirer more familiar with the lifestyle and practices of Sikh Dharma, a householders' spiritual path by which practice and only by God's grace, one may be blessed with the virtue known as humility and the good fortune to overcome the mental and spiritual affliction known as pride.

SIKH HISTORY IN AMERICA

SIKH RAP

FACTOID

It remains true today, in the ancient tradition of ignorance, that people of
faith and otherwise good sense hasten to ostracize and demonize any
person or group whose beliefs and customs are unlike their own.

POINTS TO PONDER

"Sometimes you think God is a big guy in the sky with 30 hands and 40
legs who does everything. That is not true. Whatever your known is,
that is you. Whatever your unknown is, that is God." -- Yogi Bhajan

"All matter originates and exists only by virtue of a force, which brings
the particles of an atom to vibration, which holds the atom together.
We must assume behind this force is the existence of a conscious,
intelligent mind. This Mind is the Matrix of all matter." -- Max Planck

"Think about it. You grew your magnificent brain, perhaps the most complicated
thing in the world. And you grew it without even thinking about it. A supremely
intelligent Life Force of unknown origin created and sustains this wondrous
miracle of life. This is what Sikhs refer to as God." -- Hari Singh Khalsa

"We've never started a war before, but we
have finished many." -- Livtar Singh Khalsa

Bole So Nihaal
Saat Siri Akaal

PARTITION

A motion picture about the Sikhs

WaheGuru.guru

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

The 1974 Transition of Bhai Sahib Dyal Singh

Ek Ong Kar Sat Nam Siri WhaHe Guru.com

See Why Sikhs Keep Their Hair Unshorn

See What Happens When You Meditate

To The First Teachers of Sikh Dharma

Life According To Yogi Bhajan.com

If Your Dad Doesn't Have A Beard

History of Sikhs In America Video

Lessons Learned From The Sikhs

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

Mai Bhago Kaur - Sant Sipahi

The Physiology of The Word

See Men And Women of War

Women: Wimps or Warriors

Women: The First Teachers

Sikh University of Diversity

Siri Guru Granth Sahib.com

Ways To Tie A Sikh Turban

The 12 Signs of Kali Yuga

What Does Sat Nam Mean

Hymns of Guru Ram Das

Sikhs Around The World

Who Are The Sikhs.com

Hear Music of The Sikhs

Chotskies and Chakras

GurdwaraSecurity.com

All About Sikh Dharma

Religions of The World

Science of Mantra.com

Meditation For Women

Sikhs And The Turban

Who Is Guru Ram Das

The Sikhs As Warriors

All About Sikh Women

America The Beautiful

Mantra Pronunciation

Khalsa Martial Artists

*'Bole So Nihal': "One who speaks this shall be blessed."
An exaltation traditionally expressed on occasions when
a rallying affirmation is appropriate. The answer to this
call is 'Sat Siri Akal': "Truth is supreme and undying."

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