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Naam Simran – Concept and Practice Inder Mohan Singh Abstract Naam is at the heart of Sikhi – “Nanak ke ghar keval Naam” – (The house of Nanak is filled with just Naam). The purpose of life, according to Gurbani, is union with God through Naam Simran. Naam is a very broad and deep, mystical…

Kaljug mein Kirtan Pardhana: How Kirtan Helps in Applying the Message of SGGS Dr. Inderjit Kaur Abstract We often think of kaljug (an era of vices) as a distant notion that is not of our making. In this presentation I reflect on some of the ways that Gurbani points to our human actions that sustain…

Applying The Message Of Sikhi – To Ourselves S. Ravinder Singh Taneja Abstract The Guru Granth Sahib is a living and eternal Guru (Sabad Guru) whose message of Oneness – IK – is universally applicable. As flag bearers of this message, Sikhs have an obligation to spread the seeds of Guru Nanak’s revolution of the…

Implementaion of Enternal Message of Guru Granth Sahib in Context of Solving Universal Human Problems of Modern Age. Dr. Jaspal Kaur Kaang  Abstract In my research paper, I have approached Sri Guru Granth Sahib from the two points of view: theoretical and practical. On the theoretical side, it has been explained at length with the…

So Help Me O’ God, Yahweh, Allah, Vaheguru, Et Al…… Dr. I.J. Singh Abstract How do our many religions address the Creator? Every faith tradition seems to endow the Creator with a specific name. How do Sikhs address Him/Her? The paper examines this query of a single moniker for the Creator. Without much doubt the…

Sukhmani Sahib: The Jewel of Peace Abstract In the study of wisdom traditions, no matter what path one takes, the ultimate destination leads to the experience of non-duality. Many meditative and yogic paths prescribe severe practices to help the mind access this vision of the One behind all things. Yet, in the Sikh tradition, we…

Abstract Video of Presentation Body of Paper About the Panel Leader Supreet is Chairman of SikhNet’s board and creator of SuperSikh, the first Sikh superhero comic. His ongoing spiritual journey brings practical applications making Sikhi relevant in a modern world. A former CIO, Venture Capitalist and Global Partner he has been in IBM, SGI, KPMG, CA…