Category: Perspectives

The Sikh Brand

  A Sikh has a brand but he does not have to advertise it. Wherever he goes people turn their eyes to look at his unique appearance, the way people do when the leader arrives. Yes, a leader, that is what ‘Sardar’, the title every Sikh has, means. What is more, people call him Sardarji, [...]

Monday, 10 August 2009 10:02 Written by Rawel Singh 2 Comments

Taking Stock

Taking Stock In management practice it is important to define any project or activity that is to be undertaken. Once it gets under way it is necessary to periodically evaluate the project or work in progress to ensure it is on the right track. There is also a system of periodic appraisal of the persons [...]

Monday, 18 May 2009 02:00 Written by Rawel Singh 0 Comments

Fundamentals of Sikh Faith

Guru Nanak has encapsulated the Sikh philosophy in many of his Shabads (compositions). One of them says that the three pillars ofSikh faith are Simran (remembrance of the Creator and Hukam or His commands), Sach (truthfulness), and Seva (service). This Shabad in Siri Raag is on pages 25-26 of Sri Guru Granth Sahib and uses [...]

Sunday, 04 January 2009 02:21 Written by Rawel Singh 0 Comments

My Guru and I – Some Experiences

My communication with my Guru started early. I was born at Kutbal a village about 29 miles from Rawalpindi in the Punjab province in undivided India. In that area there were many mixed families of Kesadharis and Sehjdharis. I was one whose hair had been cut. I do not distinctly remember what happened but when [...]

Wednesday, 10 September 2008 13:26 Written by Rawel Singh 1 Comment

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