Ketiz Singh

Happiness through Curiosity: A Deep Dive into Sikh Community’s Warriorship

Hey there, young folks of India! Today, I want to talk to you about a narrative that’s been shifting on the internet. It’s about the gratitude many young Indians are feeling towards the Sikh Community for their unwavering protection and sense of warriorship.

A Personal Journey

Let me take you back to 1984 when I was just a young boy of 11. I vividly remember the events that unfolded in Jhansi and Punjab during that tumultuous time. The attack on the Golden Temple and the genocidal campaign that followed left me with a deep sense of anger and helplessness.

But amidst the chaos, there were heroes like Bhagwan Das, who risked their lives to protect their neighbors, including me. It was in moments like these that I truly understood the strength and compassion of the Sikh Community.

Channeling Anger into Action

For years, I grappled with my emotions and the injustices I witnessed. It wasn’t until I returned to India in the late ’90s, after pursuing my education and dealing with my own trauma, that I found a new purpose – education.

I realized that harboring hatred was not the answer. Instead, I channeled my anger into advocacy and education, seeking to address the historical injustices and promote a message of justice and harmony.

From the teachings of Guru Granth Sahib, I learned that justice is not just about us, but about fighting for what is right for all. This ethos has driven the Sikh Community to stand up for justice, not just in India but around the world.

Unaddressed Grievances

Despite the resilience and contributions of the Sikh Community, there are still unaddressed grievances and unresolved issues that weigh heavily on the collective conscience. From the aftermath of 1984 to the call for justice and recognition, there is a need for a larger conversation and meaningful action.

As a young person, you have the power to shape the narrative and drive positive change. Let’s be curious, empathetic, and proactive in addressing the challenges and injustices that exist within our society.

Remember, it’s not just about being warriors but also about being poets, scholars, and lovers of humanity. Let’s honor the legacy of the Sikh Community by embodying the values of compassion, justice, and unity in everything we do.

So, are you ready to join the conversation and make a difference? Let’s stand up for what is right and build a more inclusive and just society together.

Stay curious, stay compassionate, and keep striving for a better tomorrow!

Until next time, keep shining bright!