| Author: | Madan Singh | ISBN: | 1230000106728 |
| Publisher: | DTF Publishers & Distributors | Publication: | July 29, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Madan Singh |
| ISBN: | 1230000106728 |
| Publisher: | DTF Publishers & Distributors |
| Publication: | July 29, 2012 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The Book is on Sikh Philosophy and Principles of fearlessness without animosity is an expression of profound understanding of the author in the form of academic literature expounding on Gurmat precepts. Through majority of essays in this book the author Madan Singh has concluded that it is difficult to deny in the present times those who call themselves Sikhs have gone astray from the Highway of Guru’s Wisdom, and this is a matter of great concern.
In this book the majority of essays represent a dynamic, intellectual and conscious pricking analysis of anti- Sikh thoughts that concern those who call themselves Sikhs unfortunately have gone astray under ignorance. The author has suggested appropriate new directions where ever required. Overall he has not only tried to keep the unity of Panth intact also provided symbolic means of removing the obstacles that hinder the unity.
This way the book represents a deep scrutiny of the present reality and the prevalent worrisome degradation provides a ray of hope for a bright future.
This edition is a milestone in authors contribution among younger generation whoa have difficulty in reading the Gurmukhi script.
The Book is on Sikh Philosophy and Principles of fearlessness without animosity is an expression of profound understanding of the author in the form of academic literature expounding on Gurmat precepts. Through majority of essays in this book the author Madan Singh has concluded that it is difficult to deny in the present times those who call themselves Sikhs have gone astray from the Highway of Guru’s Wisdom, and this is a matter of great concern.
In this book the majority of essays represent a dynamic, intellectual and conscious pricking analysis of anti- Sikh thoughts that concern those who call themselves Sikhs unfortunately have gone astray under ignorance. The author has suggested appropriate new directions where ever required. Overall he has not only tried to keep the unity of Panth intact also provided symbolic means of removing the obstacles that hinder the unity.
This way the book represents a deep scrutiny of the present reality and the prevalent worrisome degradation provides a ray of hope for a bright future.
This edition is a milestone in authors contribution among younger generation whoa have difficulty in reading the Gurmukhi script.
