Tag: sikh
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To Whom Should We Pray?
Who are the people you turn to when you need something? And what happens when they cannot—or will not—help? Here is a story about a fakir and his guest that carries an important insight on seeking the fulfilment of our wants. The Generous Fakir There is a gatha about a fakir known for his generous…
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Which Door Are You Waiting At?
Do you find yourself waiting for something — from another person? An employer, a client, a spouse, your children, or friends? Can you ever be sure your expectations will be met? And what happens when they don’t respond the way you hope? The story of a fakir and the villagers invites us to pause —…
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The Innocence of the Bhakta
One of the famous saints from the bhakti tradition was Bhagat Dhanna ji from Dhuan Kala village, near Tonk district in Rajasthan. He was a simple man born in a farming family. One day, while heading to his fields, he observed a priest performing his daily rituals with what appeared to him as ordinary stones.…
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Sri Lakshmi is right
In the book Dharam Kala (The Power of Dharma), the author imagines a conversation between Sri Bhagwan (the Creator) and Sri Lakshmi (Goddess of fortune). Before diving into the story, it’s essential to understand that Dharma here refers to the essence of natural laws that sustain harmony and righteousness in the world —not a particular…
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