I honor the light of God in you which reveals the light of God in me.
On one of the most historically significant days for Sikhs all over the world, I’d like to wish a Happy #Vaisakhi to everyone celebrating in the American Sikh community.pic.twitter.com/S3JTqooZZN
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happy vaisakhi! off to the google to widen my understanding!
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Happy Vaisakhi!!!
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This is not only for Shikh community. If you really want to observe the Pohela Boishak(1st Day of the Boishak), then please see some videos of Bangladesh and then you will realize how the Bangladeshi people observe this day with joy and color..
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You are indeed an honorable person - always thinking of your fellow man irregardless of where they come from, how they believe. God bless you for that. Hope you stay a while longer. We need you
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I just saw a Sikh driver pulled over in a notoriously racist New York borough. It was infuriating.
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Having lived in NYC for so so many years, I saw a lot of that but not to the extent that it is now. Trump has embolden hatred to a very high level sadly.
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Possibly. They might be a Baptized Sikh. Baptized Sikhs believe in the sacredness of the body given and so one of the most visuals of this is not shaving/waxing hair. Of course, this is a small population of Sikhs as well.
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Happy Vaisakhi!
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