Comments and Feedback on Issue No. 2, July 2002

Rakhi Khaitan

Dear Sir/Madam:

I am very impressed with your web-site and enjoy the
articles a lot. Keep up the good work!

Karanjit S Kooner

Very well written and explained. I would like toi share this article with
my Sikh and non-Sikh colleagues who enquire about Sikhism.

Keep up the good work.

Thanks
Gurpreet
The Sikh Foundation, Inc.

I am glad u have taken out a good informative journal keep it up.

Jolly

In the article: Dalits:India's Untouchables the last sentence, was Who  cares Anyway, I care...     I would appreciate it if the author of this article, could send me more information on Dalits

Lhad

Editor Note:

Nishikant Waghmare is actively pursuing it and supports the Dalits. You are encouraged to pursue this matter directly with the author. If you have suggestions, which you would like to share with our readers please feel free to submit them to us for publication.

Thank you for your feedback.

The Gypsy story was adorable it made me go back to my childhood days. The innocence of youth is clearly shown in the gypsy story by Ms. Sona Katyial.

Virbin Sekhon

After reading this article something reminded me. When I started reading Gurbani, I felt the very same message expressed very nicely in this beautiful article. The universal message is very unique and common for all beings. All beings should be treated with dignity and respect. Here respect is as god  itself. Since god  lives in what it creates. Keep this paradigm to understand real concept. Thanks with lot of regards to the recogniging souls.

Kirpal Singh

Very well written Darshan Ji. Tolerance, humility, nishkam sewa and respect for different ways of worship is what attracts many of us to Sikhism but it also seems to have inhibited the spread of Sikhism- which as Darshan Ji has correctly written, could if practiced properly be a solution to many of our problems.

regards,
chandran

This is an excellent article.  I am amazed at how well thought out and researched this article is.  Above all I see the love for Sikhism flowing out of this article - and that too from someone not born in a Sikh family.

We often tend to overlook the basic tenants of Sikhism such as Naam Simran, Universal Brotherhood and Service of Humanity - this article is a great reminder of those.

I offer my good wishes to the author.

Jag

Interesting article. Enjoyed reading it. Keep it up!

thanks,
Gurpreet