Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa
Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh!
Every Sikh has a story to tell. This blog is a collection of thoughts and reflections as I journey on this path with my Guru.
This is my Sikh experience.
It is a collection of essays, poems, videos, podcasts, and random thoughts about all aspects of my life – faith, politics, family, fatherhood, and everything in between – as all of this is shaped by the relationship I’m striving to build with the Guru.
I encourage readers to comment, discuss, debate, and submit your own posts, in hopes for idea-sharing and collective learning.
“Spirit Of The Sikh” seemed like an appropriate title for this blog, as Prof. Puran Singh’s book of the same title was and is a huge inspiration to me. Periodically, I will re-visit this book and share a few lines. Here’s one to start…
“Sometimes I feel happy in the dust of a poor man’s cottage; at other’s I feel cursed by rich raiment. Dainty dishes have tasted to me bitter; but a dry crust and water tasted like amrita when offered in love.” (Spirit Of The Sikh, Puran Singh)
Spirit Of The Sikh 
January 19th, 2009 at 9:50 am
I read through I think almost all your posts tonight, or substantial amounts of them, and found them all very thought provoking. I had written a particular post as well that shared some of the thoughts I encountered in reading your writings. The following is the link if you get the time:http://sevaksingh.blogspot.com/2008/01/community-of-tigers-we-were-community.html
January 23rd, 2009 at 5:02 am
“…while the Guru sits there amused how those he liberated enslaved themselves.”So true…thanks for sharing this.