1. GREED/ਲੋਭ/ਲਬੁ : A Sikh's Perspective
(Sikh Way of Life/Spirtuality)

... without knowing where to find ultimate foothold. Nothing can calm it, since its goal is far beyond all it can attain. Reality seems valueless in comparison to the dreams of fevered imaginations. Hence ...

2. Anger : A Sikh's Perspective
(Sikh Way of Life/Spirtuality)

... angers you conquers you. No man can think clearly when his fists are clenched. When we work through anger, our goal is to find other interpretations or conclusions so that our feelings of anger will ...

3. Cassino Memorial, Italy
(Sikh History/Historical Events)

... mountains in appalling weather against spirited resistance by some of the best German divisions in Italy, until on 27th October, almost within sight of their immediate goal, Highway No. 9, the main ...

4. A Case-Study of the Crisis in Punjab
(Sikh History/Operation Bluestar)

... have been reciting for the last three hundred years, Guru Gobind Singh describes the political goal of the Sikhs: The Khalsa shall rule; and all effective opposition shall cease. Those in the ...

5. Chardi Kala
(Sikh Way of Life/Sikh Principles)

... of life rather than the dark side: O, man, you have a spiritual spark, know thyself. (SGGS p. 441) The attainment of Sikh’s goal is Jivan-Mukat (live-liberation) or achievement of union with God while ...

6. Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji
(Scriptures/Scriptures)

... is the slave of him who by seeking the Lord's Name obtains his goal." The Guru resides in gabda. "The Lord hath merged His own Self in the Guru through whom He has revealed His word." "The ...

7. True Living Guru
(Sikh Literature/Sikhism Articles)

... Punjab and India that attacks Sikhi. Their goal is to break Sikhs away from the true teachings of Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Although all of them have different way of spreading their propaganda but they ...

8. Five Evils:Moh (Attachment)
(Sikh Way of Life/Sikh Principles)

... for its ultimate goal and is, therefore, one of the Five Evils. It is related, on the one hand, to kam (desire, love) and lobh (possessiveness, covetousness) and, on the other, to ahankar (sense of I, ...

9. Pargat Singh
(Biographies/1900)

... three goals to make it 4-5. With only a few seconds to go, Pargat Singh collected the. ball from his own half and ran down the field. Dribbling and dodging,  ...

10. Inder Singh
(Biographies/1900)

... alone netted 2 goals in the championship. He earned the distinction of leading the Indian football team thrice. In 1969 he became the first Punjab player to play in the Asian All-Star team. He was presented ...