Philosophy of life, sikh, sikhi, sikhism

Tuesday, February 27, 2007

Sikhs in World War I & II and other Wars




French postcard depicting the arrival of 15th Sikh Regiment in France during World War I. The post card reads, "Gentlemen of India marching to chasten German hooligans"






Sikhs fought in both World Wars, such as, fighting in disproportionately large numbers, approximately 10 fold, in both World War One and World War Two for the allies in the liberation of Europe and displaying exceptional gallantry and heroism. This resulted in them winning one of the highest per capita number of Victoria crosses for bravery, heroism and gallantry

ref: wikipedia.org

Thursday, February 22, 2007

What is life? [2]

Continued from: What is life? [1]

As part of it, we respect the Nature. The nature of Nature is "giving" by getting what it gets from surrounding. It gives to everyone without any discrimination. It gives equal and of same quality and try to fulfill others' needs. What you get is what you want, not more and not less. So, I look at myself as part of this Nature and try making my attitude and nature according to Nature.

Nature shows me the way I should live, means giving. Give to your surrounding what you can (should) give. I think of myself as a tree, which gives shadow, a safe place for nest, beautiful holes for squirrels to make its home, a power to sand to hold itself, strong but flexible stems for animals to play and joy, beautiful and soft leaves to become food for insects, sweet and sour fruits, fresh air to breathe. All this for cost of nothing. It just gives and tries to stand with its duties no matter what are the circumstances, whether it is a drought, flood or autumn. It just gives, whatever it can, to all.

I see life as a part of nature, part of this cycle, nothing else. I have to reach nowhere, I have to achieve nothing, there is nothing like a 'Aim', it is all about giving. I try to live like that. I just do my duties. I just do what should I do as part of this cycle. This is the meaning of life.

Tajinder Singh
tazmattaz@gmail.com

Tuesday, February 20, 2007

What is life? [1]

A question which always pinch and deviate me from most of the things I do. A person do a thing when he sees a benefit in it whether it is job, religion, donation, work for others or what ever. A desire becomes a reason for any work or action. But there is no desire, no dream, no aim for me. Everything looks vanishable and like everything will be not here one day not even me. Then whats the reason to run behind something as the thing and the person running behind it will not exist after sometime? Why? All these thought make to think about "Why are we here?", "What we have to do?", "???" The reason?

All these thoughts meshup my mind and even after hours of thinking I found myself nowhere. But now it is being more clear. I can answer why I am here, actually why everyone is here. And the answer is really simple.

Continue to : What is life? [2]

Tajinder Singh
tazmattaz@gmail.com

Thursday, February 15, 2007

Admission Open: Waheguru Public School 2007

Admission open in "Waheguru Public School", Pamal, Ludhiana for the year of 2007

We have good infrastructure and well qualified staff. We facilitate our staff and students with transportation, neat, clean and natural environment for work/study, Genset in power failure, first aid and emergency help in case of any miss happening, filtered pure drinking water.

Beside this we jell our students with lessons of their individual values and religion. we attach and create love in our students for nature, humanity and nation.

We not force only on studies and try to make our student a engineer, doctor or artist but an outstanding personalities which will have power to fight with all the oppositions and difficulties to achieve their aims with positive and head raising ways.

So, don't wait to ensure your child's good present and future.

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