GURU WON D ER

It's a great tragedy that we ignore or forget noble and good people, usually after getting rid of them. A greater tragedy is that we routinely glorify and honour people who have murdered millions, ravaged lands, savaged people and destroyed civilisations. We call them Conquerors, Emperors, Great, Magnificent, etc. Some misguided and misinformed people hail Abdul Muzaffar Muhi-ud-Din Muhammad, alias 'Aurangzeb', as a great ruler. They claim he was pious and a man of god, simp

All organisations are political in nature, and organised religions are just the same. This politicisation of religion by rulers, governments, politicians and priests distances the individual from his or her spiritual quest. No organised religion can be exempt from this curse of corruption. The older the religion, the greater is the corruption, and it must be rejuvenated from time to time. With the passage of time, a materially and spiritually rich India became spiritually par

Now known as the Indian state of Assam there has existed in North East India from 1228 to1826 C.E (600 years) the highly prosperous...

In the year 1666 on Diwali day, a great and revered Muslim holy man, a Sayyid, Pir Bhikam Shah, at Thaksa (Haryana, India) was offering...

The disciples of Guru Gobind Singh ji Wherever one travels in the world, one is sure to encounter Sikhs, a people like no other. They are...