A Force Drives Me - A Poem Based on Sikh Principles

Another Poem that the Sikhi inside me made me write. This poem as compared to my previous poem was written a long time ago, probably at the age of 18 or 19 but I discovered it today on the last page of a college notebook. Here is the full text of this short poem:

Guru Nanak in Baghdad, Iraq

The first Guru of the Sikhs, Guru Nanak Dev Ji travelled across the world spreading the word of truth. One of the places Guru Nanak Dev Ji visited during this quest was Baghdad in Iraq. He wasn’t welcome here and stones were pelted on him and was later thrown into the well.

Post Apocalypse – A Poem Based on Sikh Principles

This poem set in the post-apocalyptic world has been written from a Sikh perspective based on the teachings of Sikh Gurus. 

Should a Sikh Celebrate his Birthday?

If a child celebrates his birthday, he can be forgiven; If a youngster celebrates his birthday, he is foolish; If an aged person celebrates his birthday, it is questionable whether he posseses a brain or not. – Sant Singh Maskeen

Punjab 1984 Review

Punjab 1984 is an emotional story of a Mother’s never ending wait for her son. The movie starts when Satwant Kaur has been searching for her son Shivjeet Singh for a year.

Panjokhra Sahib, Ambala

Another wonderful visit to the residence of Guru. Here is the image gallery from Gurudwara Panjokhra Sahib in Haryana, India.

How Bollywood Destroyed Sikhism

Sikhs are not considered as a separate faith but as ‘Hindus with turbans’ by many. Let’s discuss one of the biggest factors that led to this thought: Bollywood