Sorry for the delay in issuing the latest Sikhwithin Episodes.
I hope to release 1 this week and 1 next week.
This week will feature the second interview I had with Harinder Singh from The Sikh Research Institute.
Next week I hope to return to the regular format:
Understanding Sikhism, Shabad Translation, Resource Review, Outside Broadcast and Inspirational Words and Songs.
Thanks to everyone for all their patience and support.
Harinder Singh serves as the Executive Director of the Sikh Research Institute, a community development organization focused on education thru preservation, celebration and inspiration. An inter-disciplinary researcher and global orator, Harinder’s expertise is on the issues related to the Sikhs and the Panjab. Since 1997, he has developed, taught and supervised courses and projects in the Sikh Homeland and the Diaspora. He has lectured extensively at various forums in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, India, and Pakistan. He envisioned the Sojhi curriculum to improve the effectiveness of Sikh education and was the script and production consultant of The Widow Colony, a film focused on the anti-Sikh massacre of November 1984. He is active with Sikh Scholarship Foundation at Oxford & Harvard, the United Communities of San Antonio, the Nanakshahi trust, and Panjab Virsa Digitization Initiative. His passion is to learn, interpret, and share intricacies of the Sikh culture.
Welcome to Episode 37 of Sikhwithin (edition 2 of 2 - part of the double episode)
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In Learning about Sikhism we outline the 5 Bani’s / Hymns of the Sikhs, performed daily
This week’s Shabad translation is performed by Dya Singh and is entitled Koii Bole Ram Ram Koii Khud
There is no Resource review segment this week.
The Outside Broadcast segment features a recording of people who attended the Kirtan Darbar back in February in Southall.
In the final part of the programme, Inspirational words and Songs we feature 2 amazing tracks from Indi Kaur’s Keep of Walking CD.
We’d love to hear your feedback, suggestions, requests and views.
Keep in touch.
You can get and the programme from itunes, podfeed or by simply click on the play button below:
You can also listen to all the programmes recorded to date by clicking on the AUDIO/LISTEN tab at the top of this page.
(This will launch a separate and dedicated window and mp3 player)
If you do not have an ipod you can still get the show by right clicking and saving the file from the download link below:
Download
In this week’s show as we have been away for a while, please consider it as part 1 of a two part edition.
Part one, this show, consists of a recent ‘live’ recording
Best Regards
Dr Savi
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