By Richard Ian Greene

As I left the Sunday Gurdwara service, Yogi Bhajan and a number from the Darbar accompanied me to my car (an old Subaru with tinted glass). The car was parked near the west entry to the Gurdwara. Yogi Bhajan asked what was in the back of my car. I said, “Nothing important, Sir.”  Yogi Bhajan laughed and instructed security to search my car.

Every Tuesday the Farm Stand opens at 12 noon and for the next two hours 30-40 excited people wait with masks on to pick up their freshly harvested vegetables. Most of them order on Khalsa Family Farms online store, and some just drop by to purchase whatever vegetables are displayed at the Farm Stand.

Join live this Saturday for the Kaur Voices Talk Show where will be holding a special discussion on racism and the modern societal climate with our very special guest @michellesaahene from Privilege to Progress!
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Michelle Saahene is the cofounder of Privilege to Progress (P2P) @privtoprog a national movement to desegregate the public conversation about race. P2P calls on all Americans to join on the path to antiracism by learning, speaking up in their everyday lives and amplifying the voices of people of color on social media.⁣ ⁣
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By Amanda Martinez, Santa Fe New Mexican

Inside the ashram in Española, one woman packed 120 bags last week with nutritious snacks for students home from school.

It’s not something Guru Simran Kaur Khalsa is doing for the first time to address food insecurity issues.

Food 4 Kids NM volunteers have been making these bags for the last 12 years, which are distributed by schools in northern Santa Fe and Rio Arriba counties to some of the most needy students.