Thoughts by Rajveer Singh, funding and conflict none In the modern world, we are conditioned to believe that the ultimate goal of life is the pursuit of "happiness." Our prayers are often transactional, focused on the acquisition of Sukh (pleasure) and the avoidance of Dukh (suffering). We treat suffering as a cosmic error—an intruder that … Continue reading Beyond the Pursuit of Happiness: The Sikh Alchemy of Suffering and Strength
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The Sikh Struggle for Identity Against Hindu Nationalism
Article By Rajveer Singh, Head of Khalsa Diary - Conflict and funding none Sikhi and Sanatan Dharma (commonly aligned with Hinduism) are two separate and sovereign traditions with divergent theologies, philosophies, and identities. Despite their proximity in geography, the two stand apart in belief, scripture, and practice. However, this distinction has not always been respected—historically … Continue reading The Sikh Struggle for Identity Against Hindu Nationalism
Bhai Ranjit Singh Dhadrianwale’s Apology at the Akal Takht: A Moment of Reflection for the Panth
On May 21, 2025, Bhai Ranjit Singh Dhadrianwale presented himself before the Jathedars of the Five Takhts at the Akal Takht Sahib, Amritsar, to seek forgiveness for past statements and actions that were deemed inconsistent with Gurmat (Guru's teachings) and the Sikh Rehat Maryada (Sikh code of conduct). The Jathedars formally accepted his apology and … Continue reading Bhai Ranjit Singh Dhadrianwale’s Apology at the Akal Takht: A Moment of Reflection for the Panth
The Architecture of the Mind: A Sikh Deep Dive into Mental Health
Written by Rajveer Singh, Head of Khalsa Diary, conflict and funding none Sikhi provides a unique, holistic framework for understanding mental health that predates modern psychology while aligning with many of its contemporary findings. At the heart of this perspective is the concept of the Mann (the mind/psyche) and its relationship with the Atma (soul) … Continue reading The Architecture of the Mind: A Sikh Deep Dive into Mental Health
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Sukhmani Sahib: The Way To Survive Kalyug
Article by Rajveer Singh, Head Of Khalsa Diary, Funding and Conflict None Sri Sukhmani Sahib is one of the most read Bani's from Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Majority of Sikh Celebrations held in the day will begin with Sukhmani Sahib Path. Written by Guru Arjan Sahib Ji, Sukhmani Sahib contains a vast array of knowledge, … Continue reading Sukhmani Sahib: The Way To Survive Kalyug
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The Two Tigers – Bhai Sukha Singh and Bhai Mehtab Singh
By Rajveer Singh, Head Of Khalsa Diary, Funding and Conflict None Bhai Sukha Singh belonged to the village Mari Kamboki, and Bhai Mehtab Singh belonged to the village Meeran Kott, both in the district of Amritsar. These two brave saint soldiers are famous for their daring deed of cutting the head of an evil man, … Continue reading The Two Tigers – Bhai Sukha Singh and Bhai Mehtab Singh
Reply To Modi’s Speech At ‘Veer Baal Diwas’ Part 2
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Reply To Modi’s Speech At ‘Veer Baal Diwas’ Part 1
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Langar as “Free food” is a misnomer
Personal thoughts of Dr. Jagroop Singh, student of Sikh Studies without funding or conflict of interest Sacha Sauda or a Khurra Sauda is a familiar story of 20 Rupees (a large sum given by his father) spent by Guru Nanak (age of 18) in providing food products to ‘starving’ people. Guru Nanak was supposed to … Continue reading Langar as “Free food” is a misnomer
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Is The Kangha Just A Comb?
Article By Rajveer Singh, Head Of Khalsa Diary; funding and conflict none The second of our Panj Kakars is called a ਕੰਘਾ (Kangha). Physically a Kangha is a wooden comb, used to keep the Kes clean. However, it's more than just a comb. Every single Kakkar holds a huge ideology behind itself. It's not just … Continue reading Is The Kangha Just A Comb?
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