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Sikh Dharma welcomes 2010
Sikh Dharma International (SDI) invites you to join us in our mission of sharing the teachings of Sikh Dharma as taught by the Siri Singh Sahib and to spread the light of the Shabad Guru.
In this year of 2010 - the year of Guru Gobind Singh - all of us at SDI are reflecting on the expanded services in 2010 focusing on Community and, as always, Prosperity Technology (visit www.Dasvandh.org for more).
Thank you for all your support and we look forward to working together this year.
Video Series - The Light of the Shabd Guru
Inspirational lessons about Sikh Dharma
by Siri Singh Sahib Yogiji
read more >
Guru Mantar and the Sikh Concept
Part 1
May 31, 1987
Guru Ram Das Ashram
Los Angeles, CA, USA
Community News
- Guru Nanak in Asia - Kundalini Yoga Festival & Japji Sahib Course
- Prime Minister Manmohan Singh visits President Obama at the White House
- Fifth Annual Akhand Path in Honor of the Siri Singh Sahib
- Kirtan Prayer Opens the Interfaith Ceremony at the United Nations General Assembly Summit on Climate Change
- Tribute to Sardarni Guru Amrit Kaur from Belo Horizonte, Brazil
- Evolution of the Global Community
Courses and Events
- Second Annual SDI FREE Prosperity Teleclass Series December 5th with Guruka Singh - Sign up Today!
- Listen to GuruBachan Singh's Teleclass
- Events at Dashmesh Sadan in Anandpur Sahib, India - (Photo right of Yoga Festival Terra 13) View video of Dashmesh Sadan here >
Sikh Dharma International - Online Store
This beautiful box contains a set of cards that each have one stanza from Guru Nanak's Japji Sahib written on them in English and Gurmukhi transliteration. Each card identifies the effect of using that verse guidelines for meditating on it. Japji, meaning Song of the Soul, is a universal poem containing teachings on the search for truth.
Japji is a personal tool for transformation used to awaken one's destiny and connect one's soul with the infinite. This product is also a great teaching tool to share with your students at the end of your class. Simply allow each student to choose a card and let them meditate on that pauri for the day.