Before closing my eyes each night, I follow a small, deeply personal ritual. It is simple, private, and almost childlike in its innocence—but it brings me peace. I offer four prayers: one each for my daughters, one for my son, and finally one for all creatures on this Earth. Each prayer I repeat eleven times, […]
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Life Conduct Series, Chapter 14. “Embracing Sarbat da Bhala: The Essence of Compassion and Universal Welfare in Sikh Scriptures”
“Sarbat da Bhala” (ਸਰਬੱਤ ਦਾ ਭਲਾ, सर्बत दा भला) is a powerful concept rooted in Sikh scriptures, specifically in the Ardās, a Sikh prayer of supplication. The term holds deep significance and encompasses profound nuances. Here are some key aspects of its meaning: 1. Universal Welfare: “Sarbat” translates to “all” or “everyone,” while “Bhala” represents […]
Culture and inner Transformation of an Individual, an Indian perspective.
Culture is an intricate and significant aspect of human life, shaping the way we interact with each other and the world around us. It is a flower that blossoms from the soil of our humanity, drawing nourishment from our experiences, beliefs, and traditions. However, creating new culture, constructing the future, and transforming people’s destiny all […]