We have gurdwaras all over the world and most of them in India , can we not include basic teaching , learning facilities too in gurudwara spaces for needy and evn for those who dont know or wish to know abt sikhism. Various skills that can be an earning source could be taught in gurudwara as a 6 month programme or so . I feel real , proper education is the only catalyst to bring change. Gurudwara committee can fund studious , meritorious students in their respective fields which would not only help them in building future but also motivate others. For us our Gurudwaras are ultimate source of learning , seeking , answers , everything then why not make it for real. I feel if we value our religion to such an extent then why dont use it in a better way , a more practical futuristic way. To conclude if we follow these steps , religion would never stay a barrier in growth , development , harmony. We for sure need something like this at the earliest.
@@BasicsofsikhiTV thank you ji. I have seen in my nearest gurudwara where children were taught kirtan , musical instruments, punjabi for free for all . I feel if such steps could be more vast and everywhere . How beautiful would world be when Gurudwara would be worshipped in real for being place for learning life and education.
57:16 daas would suggest doing a podcast on the partition of Panjab and the effect it had on Sikhs as well as the experience of Sikhs having to leave Panjab and settle in foreign lands
Excellent programme. Very glad you made this. Please start making programmes talking about modern day challenges, temptations that young face in school, colleges and uni and what they should remember/do to resist and stay true to Sikhi. Thank you.
Loved the entire discussion, very practical approach - especially how to get elderly involved and ideas on building bridges/relationships with them. Never thought about their hardships from back in the day, paying double mortgages while they tried to settle in a new country! Thank you for so much great info 🙏
This was an amazing talk. I loved the bit about "if you're gonna tell someone off, have something in the bank" and how that can apply in our day to day lives as well and how that is something that i dont do enough in my own life.
@@BasicsofsikhiTV Thank you Waheguru ji! I love the banter between everyone, and I miss out on the parts where it's spoken in Punjabi. However, I enjoy hearing Punjabi, as I'm trying to learn. I've started picking up words through Basics of Sikhi when the English words are captioned during any Punjabi spoken words. Fun fact, I was able to describe food I was eating as 'mitha' because I had heard it during Basic Of Sikhi videos. That was a special moment.
Thats very practical and true talk … thank you for sharing .. I have something in my mind from last year I thought could be very helpful for gurudwara sahib involvement.. I don’t know how to apply it proerly .. if anyone can help
We have a learn gurmukhi crash course, you can watch it here: ua-cam.com/play/PL5UNLfJ1TsJnmQdt_8MpZDZ-FZbjS5E6X.html Also try to practice speaking Punjabi with friends & family or find people at your local gurdwara.
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How should we create change?
more education for young sikhs.
We have gurdwaras all over the world and most of them in India , can we not include basic teaching , learning facilities too in gurudwara spaces for needy and evn for those who dont know or wish to know abt sikhism.
Various skills that can be an earning source could be taught in gurudwara as a 6 month programme or so .
I feel real , proper education is the only catalyst to bring change.
Gurudwara committee can fund studious , meritorious students in their respective fields which would not only help them in building future but also motivate others.
For us our Gurudwaras are ultimate source of learning , seeking , answers , everything then why not make it for real.
I feel if we value our religion to such an extent then why dont use it in a better way , a more practical futuristic way.
To conclude if we follow these steps , religion would never stay a barrier in growth , development , harmony.
We for sure need something like this at the earliest.
@@rd1163 very good point ji, education is key!
@@BasicsofsikhiTV thank you ji.
I have seen in my nearest gurudwara where children were taught kirtan , musical instruments, punjabi for free for all . I feel if such steps could be more vast and everywhere .
How beautiful would world be when Gurudwara would be worshipped in real for being place for learning life and education.
Get involved ourselves! Easy to complain, hard to do work..
Bhai Sukhdeep singh ji and Bhai Karanvir singh ji are perfect podcast hosts!!
All Guru Ji's kirpa, thank you for this kind comment ji🙏🏼
ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ 🙏⚔️
Listened to this podcast multiple times - should definitely bring Bhai Mandeep Singh on more often 🙏
57:16 daas would suggest doing a podcast on the partition of Panjab and the effect it had on Sikhs as well as the experience of Sikhs having to leave Panjab and settle in foreign lands
This is a massively important episode. So many seeds planted in my mind from it. A real game-changer, Guru Sahib kirpa 🙏🏼
Excellent programme. Very glad you made this. Please start making programmes talking about modern day challenges, temptations that young face in school, colleges and uni and what they should remember/do to resist and stay true to Sikhi. Thank you.
Loved the entire discussion, very practical approach - especially how to get elderly involved and ideas on building bridges/relationships with them. Never thought about their hardships from back in the day, paying double mortgages while they tried to settle in a new country! Thank you for so much great info 🙏
This was an amazing talk. I loved the bit about "if you're gonna tell someone off, have something in the bank" and how that can apply in our day to day lives as well and how that is something that i dont do enough in my own life.
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Loved this, so much information on things i had no clue on
Cosy setup 🥰 Keep up this Seva 💖always providing us with precious conversations
Brilliant talk, blessed
Mandeep has kind off calm and serien nature
Omg, love the gurmat school network idea! Much needed! Thank you ji 🙏
Really insightful and inspiring!
Amazing talk! Very inspirational.
Could you please add in captions for the parts where punjabi is spoken? 🙏
Thank you ji, hanji we will try to do this going forward ji!
@@BasicsofsikhiTV Thank you Waheguru ji! I love the banter between everyone, and I miss out on the parts where it's spoken in Punjabi. However, I enjoy hearing Punjabi, as I'm trying to learn. I've started picking up words through Basics of Sikhi when the English words are captioned during any Punjabi spoken words. Fun fact, I was able to describe food I was eating as 'mitha' because I had heard it during Basic Of Sikhi videos. That was a special moment.
Great insight.
Waheguru Ji. 💙💙
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Very nice
1:30:34 great ideas 🙏
Thats very practical and true talk … thank you for sharing ..
I have something in my mind from last year I thought could be very helpful for gurudwara sahib involvement..
I don’t know how to apply it proerly .. if anyone can help
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How would you recommend someone teaches themselves Punjabi ?
We have a learn gurmukhi crash course, you can watch it here: ua-cam.com/play/PL5UNLfJ1TsJnmQdt_8MpZDZ-FZbjS5E6X.html
Also try to practice speaking Punjabi with friends & family or find people at your local gurdwara.
Nishaan Sahib is a scared symbol in Sikhism or Sikhi 🙏 👳
My gudwara is a JATTA DA gurdwaras so I never enter cause they take pride in it
Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh im ten years old and I make Kirtan Katha Videos and More! Please support me
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