SIKHI BLOSSOMING!
Often, we underestimate the value of encouraging one person towards Sikhi. At camps or Sikhi events, we may say things like, 'even if one person changes then that's a success,' do we really believe that? We aim at numbers rather than quality.
If we realise a camp or an event has inspired one person to take amrit, that in reality, is one family of 4 or 5 coming into Sikhi. The kids will grow up into Sikhi and encourage their kids to follow Sikhi, from here a whole community can be affected.
In Wolverhampton, there was one gursikh who took amrit and now is part of a family, who run classes and programmes for youth at the gurdwara. The children inspired other children who started to progress in Sikhi, and the parents inspired other parents.
This is how Sikhi blossoms. Where does this blossom start? From one person.
It's the duty of us all, to be proactive in Gurmat parchaar (spreading Guru's teachings). If we all did our bit individually, Sikhi would have blossomed way more than what it has done.
Take steps towards the True Guru and do your bit ji. You might guide one, who might go on to guide, educate and inspire thousands.
Guru Ramdas Ji Says, "Blessed is that mortal being, who shares the Teachings for the good of others."
Vaheguroo!
Often, we underestimate the value of encouraging one person towards Sikhi. At camps or Sikhi events, we may say things like, 'even if one person changes then that's a success,' do we really believe that? We aim at numbers rather than quality.
If we realise a camp or an event has inspired one person to take amrit, that in reality, is one family of 4 or 5 coming into Sikhi. The kids will grow up into Sikhi and encourage their kids to follow Sikhi, from here a whole community can be affected.
In Wolverhampton, there was one gursikh who took amrit and now is part of a family, who run classes and programmes for youth at the gurdwara. The children inspired other children who started to progress in Sikhi, and the parents inspired other parents.
This is how Sikhi blossoms. Where does this blossom start? From one person.
It's the duty of us all, to be proactive in Gurmat parchaar (spreading Guru's teachings). If we all did our bit individually, Sikhi would have blossomed way more than what it has done.
Take steps towards the True Guru and do your bit ji. You might guide one, who might go on to guide, educate and inspire thousands.
Guru Ramdas Ji Says, "Blessed is that mortal being, who shares the Teachings for the good of others."
Vaheguroo!