The Sikh Renaissance

On popular request-the Renaissance boys discuss why exactly the Republican Dal Khalsa failed to spread beyond the Punjab despite being optimally primed to do so by Nawab Kapur Singh. The age-old question-why Republics fail?-is also answered with a keen lesson for the future: do not repeat the mistakes of the past by deifying history and declaring it sacred. That way, we worship the errors of our f...

Sikhi, undeniably, has a martial aspect. But what does this entail in the 21st Century? 

The Sixth Guru, a peerless warrior but something more as well: a revolutionary, an upholder of the Nanakian ideal.

Amarjeet and Paul Singh (UK) discuss the current state of affairs in our Gurudwaras and whether they are the same as what the Gurus envisioned them to be. 

Amarjeet discusses the role of pain in life as per the Sikh purview and whether it matches with conventional dogma found in other faiths.

The conclusive stanza of Japji Sahib summarizes "the air is akin to the Guru, the water to the father..." But by 2020, water will be in dire straits and consecutively humans. In this short podcast we explore some fundamental problems and solutions.

Amarjeet and Navjeet discuss the relationship between faith and rationality; the role of science and faith in life, and Sikhi's relationship with science in this 58 minute 40 second segment.