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Current Newsletter – Table of Contents

#101 – 2026 Newsletter (Third Quarter)

Secretary of Religion Column (2026 Third Quarter)

Minister News & Notes (2026 Third Quarter)

The Guru as our Sustainer

The Guru Carries Me

Gobind: The Sustainer

Beauty and Order in the Guru’s Court

In Memoriam – SS Sangeet Kaur Khalsa

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To Be a Lighthouse »
Service to Humanity

Service to Humanity

SS Har Tirath Kaur Khalsa, Ashram Lujan, Argentina

Wahe Guru Ji Ka Khalsa, Wahe Guru Ji Ki Fateh! Being a Minister of Sikh Dharma is a tremendous blessing and honor and calls for a strong commitment. Moreover, it is a blessing from the Guru—a gift that the soul can receive only because God Himself has written it on our foreheads.

“The life of a Sikh Minister is one
of complete service to humanity
and deliverance of the legacy
of our beloved Sikh Gurus.”

The life of a Sikh Minister is one of complete service to humanity and deliverance of the legacy of our beloved Sikh Gurus. As Ministers, we are blessed to dedicate our life force to accompany those seekers of the Infinite on their journey to the feet of the Guru.

Our task is to sustain, accompany and inspire the community by being a faithful reflection of what it means to live in Cherdi Kala, touching the hearts of everyone, so that they may live in the same way.

On this path of Holy Warriors, to be a Minister of our Dharma is to fulfill the mission left by Guru Gobind Singh Ji—to create the Khalsa Panth, to serve humanity again and again until we are all liberated.

At this critical moment in the world, especially in places like my country, Argentina, I believe that being a woman Sikh Dharma Minister also entails a great responsibility, a strong commitment, and a huge challenge.

We know it will be the woman who changes this world. That’s why I believe that with the sweetness of her boundless compassion and the strength of her raised double-edged sword, a woman Minister commits herself day by day to banish darkness, to empower more and more women who will create a just world of love and absolute purity.

 May the Victory always be of the Pure ones that belong to Infinite God.

About the Author

SS Har Tirath Kaur Khalsa was ordained as a Sikh Dharma Minister on August 28, 2021. She founded and was the first President of APKY (Association of Teachers of Kundalini Yoga) in Argentina. She is a holistic therapist and spiritual consultant, guiding constellations and horse-assisted healing retreats. She is also a gong therapist, Reiki Master, and Sat Nam Rasayan healer. Har Tirath Kaur is a National Speaker, and has taught theater, oratory, and radio workshops, and founded Center Caminos Al Infinito in 2009. She directs Ashram Lujan and the Gurdwara Sri Guru Gobind Singh and facilitates courses inspired by Guru Gobind Singh and Mai Bhago. She also organizes a Khalsa Retreat with practices of Gatka, Archery, Gurmukhi, horseback riding, and Gurbani Kirtan. www.caminosalinfinito.com.ar

 

 

 

 

 

 

« Minister News & Notes (2021 Fourth Quarter)
To Be a Lighthouse »
Service to Humanity

Service to Humanity

SS Har Tirath Kaur Khalsa, Ashram Lujan, Argentina

Wahe Guru Ji Ka Khalsa, Wahe Guru Ji Ki Fateh! Being a Minister of Sikh Dharma is a tremendous blessing and honor and calls for a strong commitment. Moreover, it is a blessing from the Guru—a gift that the soul can receive only because God Himself has written it on our foreheads.

“The life of a Sikh Minister is one
of complete service to humanity
and deliverance of the legacy
of our beloved Sikh Gurus.”

The life of a Sikh Minister is one of complete service to humanity and deliverance of the legacy of our beloved Sikh Gurus. As Ministers, we are blessed to dedicate our life force to accompany those seekers of the Infinite on their journey to the feet of the Guru.

Our task is to sustain, accompany and inspire the community by being a faithful reflection of what it means to live in Cherdi Kala, touching the hearts of everyone, so that they may live in the same way.

On this path of Holy Warriors, to be a Minister of our Dharma is to fulfill the mission left by Guru Gobind Singh Ji—to create the Khalsa Panth, to serve humanity again and again until we are all liberated.

At this critical moment in the world, especially in places like my country, Argentina, I believe that being a woman Sikh Dharma Minister also entails a great responsibility, a strong commitment, and a huge challenge.

We know it will be the woman who changes this world. That’s why I believe that with the sweetness of her boundless compassion and the strength of her raised double-edged sword, a woman Minister commits herself day by day to banish darkness, to empower more and more women who will create a just world of love and absolute purity.

 May the Victory always be of the Pure ones that belong to Infinite God.

About the Author

SS Har Tirath Kaur Khalsa was ordained as a Sikh Dharma Minister on August 28, 2021. She founded and was the first President of APKY (Association of Teachers of Kundalini Yoga) in Argentina. She is a holistic therapist and spiritual consultant, guiding constellations and horse-assisted healing retreats. She is also a gong therapist, Reiki Master, and Sat Nam Rasayan healer. Har Tirath Kaur is a National Speaker, and has taught theater, oratory, and radio workshops, and founded Center Caminos Al Infinito in 2009. She directs Ashram Lujan and the Gurdwara Sri Guru Gobind Singh and facilitates courses inspired by Guru Gobind Singh and Mai Bhago. She also organizes a Khalsa Retreat with practices of Gatka, Archery, Gurmukhi, horseback riding, and Gurbani Kirtan. www.caminosalinfinito.com.ar

 

 

 

 

 

 

Current Newsletter

#101 – 2026 Newsletter (Third Quarter)

Secretary of Religion Column (2026 Third Quarter)

Minister News & Notes (2026 Third Quarter)

The Guru as our Sustainer

The Guru Carries Me

Gobind: The Sustainer

Beauty and Order in the Guru’s Court

In Memoriam – SS Sangeet Kaur Khalsa

Previous Issues


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