Sikh Parenting Course West Midlands

What is Khalsa Foundation all about?We believe in creating change by raising consciousness and thinking outside the box. We aim to challenge the current status quo by shaking up how we currently think about spirituality, life and the world. We encourage and inspire each other to take action with the goal of bringing to life a bright future for us all. Positive and heartfelt Seva (selfless giving) is a big part of what we do.Living sustainably, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, creating a spiritual relationship with oneself and Creator, shaping a better world together are all things we encourage. We value balance in our world, which means examining all aspects of our lives. We encourage debate around, health, science, technology and an accessible, spirituality.What do we do?There are several projects which Khalsa Foundation conducts including:Khalsa Camp – this is our flagship project which offers individuals from a Sikh and non-Sikh background the opportunity to put into practice discussions around spirituality and meditation. The camp is the longest running Sikh retreat in the UK and has developed into branches around the world.Khalsa Darbar – aimed at those wishing to learn about philosophy and history by field experts, these are pre-arranged events which take place in Gurdwara’s across the UK.Khalsa Talks – aimed at those who have more of a western influence in their upbringing, these events look to explore spirituality in modern society and how one can find time to connect with their inner-being.Khalsa Family Retreat - one of our biggest events, which offers a residential getaway for the whole family to learn about Sikhi together. Find out more atwww.khalsafamilyretreat.co.ukKaur Steps -is part of Khalsa Foundation, with the aim of encouraging and unifying our sisters on our path towards truth, leadership and discovery of the spirit within. The event ‘How Kaurs Lead’ is an initiative by The Sikh Initiative and we are grateful to them for letting us use their material to empower Kaurs in the UK.Visit ourwebsitefor more information.

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The Sikh Parenting Course presents free sessions to help equip parents on their journey.

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The Sikh Parenting CourseBhai Jagjit Singh presents three sessions that make up The Sikh Parenting Course. In May the course will take place in the West Midlands in Coventry and is open to all adults (children are welcome), whether you are a grandparent, parent, about to become one or will be some time in the future, the course will have something for everyone.Session will cover:· Gurmat Context of Parenting· The Things We Say· The Effects of Technology on ChildrenRegister your place at The Sikh Parenting Course for free. We value knowing about course activity to better support course leaders and develop material, so ask that everyone registers their course activity with us. Thank you!About the speaker:Bhai Jagjit Singh is a successful businessman who has been volunteering as a speaker with Khalsa Foundation for over two decades. His passion for Sikhi and raising children in Sikh environments has resulted in the creation of this course after demand from parents who attended Khalsa Family Retreat.It is free entry, donations are welcome via Khalsa Foundation's <a href="https://wonderful.org/charities/1161419" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Wonderful Donation page</a> or<a href="https://www.paypal.com/uk/fundraiser/charity/197961" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"> PayPal Donate</a>. Limited spaces, please book early to avoid disappointment. Language: English and PunjabiContact: For further information, or to request The Sikh Parenting Course in your town, please email <a href="mailto:bookings@khalsafoundation.org" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">bookings@khalsafoundation.org</a>.

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