Month: March 2010

At Gobind Sadan where I live just outside Delhi, we are urged to read a great sc
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As Guru Nanak—the first of the Sikh Gurus—traveled on foot throughout the In
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Kabir—a fifteenth century weaver who was both Hindu and Muslim and whose mysti
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Daily meditation is so important

- So many useless negative thoughts and emotions build
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As I travel around the world, doing research for my book on the world’s religions and meeting people on behalf of my t
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I’ve just been reading Jaap Sahib, and my happiness is s
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Bhagat Ravi Das was an uneducated shoemaker in India, but he knew what true wealth is. In one of his hymns that is part
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Purpose in Life In these times of self-centered thinking, it is very difficult
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The whole of Guru Granth Sahib, the sacred Sikh scripture, is a great outpouring of love for God. For example, the Gurus
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