We all have differences, great differences. As they say, it comes with the turf. Any true relationship has differences. In spite of all, a Sikh has found the way to love all. It doesn’t mean that he may not have to go to battle with those he loves, but he’s understands how. Please let me explain.

It's the end of June and I'm typing this month's column on my newly upgraded Windows 11 computer. Yes, you heard right. There's a new version of Microsoft Windows.

By Sat Sundri Kaur

Many of us are dealing with grief and loss during these days. Grief and the mourning process are natural and normal with the loss of a loved one and many other types of loss that come with life. It is good to be aware of the process and how to help yourself heal (or help others) through the process. How we can talk to others about our loss; and how we can learn to listen deeply to others' grief.

I get the same question over and over, "How can America advance positively when we have these crazy Christians believing all kinds of conspiracy theory nonsense? They have opinions and a big influence on everything from abortion to absolution." That’s a fair question with the way things have been brought to light.

First of all, I wouldn’t be sitting here discussing openly with you just about anything I want to discuss unless Christians made room for it, me, you, us. Because of the experience of exclusion from British society, many different religions used America as a refuge to openly practice their own religion.