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Asked: March 15, 2026In: Knowledge

What role do Sikh families play in teaching the values of Sikhi to children in modern society?

Anonymous

Asked: October 27, 2025In: Knowledge

Sat Sri Akal sangat ji,I often wonder — with today’s world full of conflict and uncertainty, is it right to bring a child into this world? Part of me wants to experience parenthood and raise a child in Sikhi values, but another part feels unsure. What does Gurbani or Sikh wisdom say about choosing between having children or living a child-free life in service?

Anonymous

Asked: October 14, 2024In: Gurbani

Is the goal of Sikhism to realize divinity or just to master its teachings? Should we focus more on inner realization than ritual and doctrine? Does Sikhism aim to purify the soul or has it become too focused on outward practices?

Prabh

Asked: June 30, 2024In: Gurbani

I have recently gone through a tough time and lost faith in Waheguru. Though I do my Japji and Rehras path daily, I feel disconnected and need help restoring my faith. Any suggestions?

Anonymous

Asked: June 14, 2024In: Gurbani

How do Sikh values shape the concept of love and marriage?

Simran Randhawa

Asked: June 11, 2024In: Gurbani

What is the significance of Guru’s Bani in strengthening one’s faith during times of crisis?

Anonymous

Asked: June 4, 2024In: Knowledge

Is Sikhi only for Keshdharis or Amritdharis? Some believe Sahejdhari Sikhs must eventually become Amritdhari to be religious. After years of studying SGGS, I don't think this is true. Many Sahejdhari Sikhs maintain complete faith in SGGS without keeping kesh. Don't feel pressured to keep kesh if it's not in your heart. This message is for those who might be making the same mistake in thinking.

Anonymous

Asked: May 8, 2024In: Gurus

What were Guru Gobind Singh ji's last words?

AJUNI KAUR

Asked: April 14, 2024In: Gurbani

Does Einstein's quote, "Time and space are not conditions in which we live, but modes by which we think," imply that we don't physically inhabit time and space, but perceive them differently based on size? For instance, smaller beings perceive time faster, while larger ones perceive it slower? And is space infinite, expanding even beyond our perception? Is this the illusion (Brahm) mentioned in Gurbani?

sukh singh

Asked: March 13, 2024In: Gurbani

As per Gurbani who is a Bhagat and who is a Guru?

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