Spirit Voyage

Volume 3 - Life, Family, Relationships
We are ourselves in relation to others. Understanding the sacred space and grace of human relationships. We all live in relationship to each other. Son, daughter, mother, father, sister, brother, husband and wife and on and on. We have close relationships, work relationships, school relationships and even mates that stick with us through our entire lifetime. But our deepest relationship is our relationship with our own self and with our Guru. That relationship is the basis of all other successful relationships. In these talks we delve into all of these relationships to gain understanding and insight.

Topics on this DVD

• Anand Karaj - by Shanti Kaur - An explanation of the Sikh marriage ceremony.
• Anchor Points of Your Life - by Guruka Singh - The things in our lives that give it purpose.
• Blood Family and Spiritual Family - by Guruka Singh - Family in relation to Dharma and Karma.
• Effective Communication - by Guruka Singh - Some tips and insights on communication.
• Fate and Destiny - by Guruka Singh
• Finding your Direction - by Guruka Singh & Guru Darshan Kaur - A capture of an impromptu discussion about spirituality at SikhNet.
• Karma and Dharma in your life - by Guruka Singh - A talk about Karma, Dharma, and waking up in the Amrit Vela.
• Legacy vs. Lineage - by Guruka Singh - The value of a legacy that doesn’t come from a blood line.
• The Role of Women - by Guruka Singh - A direct and clear statement about the unequivocal equality of women.
• The Stages of Life - by Guruka Singh - Description about the different stages of life from birth until death.
• Transforming Sexual Feelings - by Guruka Singh - The relationship of your own creative energy and how you deal with it.
• Why Worry? - by Guruka Singh - A soothing talk about being present with the Naam and with the presence of God.
• Youth and Relationships - by Guruka Singh - The importance of first developing a relationship with yourself.
• The Many Faces of SikhNet - by Video showing images of Sikhs from all over the world morphing from one to the next.