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Letter to the SSSC - Regarding the System for Choosing SSSC Board Members

20 Comments

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Har hari
4 months ago

Sat nam

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Sahej Mahan Kaur
5 months ago

A favor de las Enseñanzas tal y cual fueron enseñadas por Yogi Bhajan

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Dhian Kaur
5 months ago

Wahe Guru

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Shivani Leticia Silveira da Silva
5 months ago

I agree with this petition Thanks

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Dyal Sadhana Kaur
5 months ago

Estoy de acuerdo con la petición.

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Beant Kaur Khalsa
5 months ago Featured

Very nice, this chance to show of my opinion! Thank you, dears! Waheguru ji ka Khalsa, waheguru ji ki fateh!

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SUKDEV SINGH MALAYSIA
5 months ago

Well stated. Fully support. 'Aap sahai hoa, sache dha sacha dhoa !

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Siri Daya Singh Khalsa
5 months ago Featured

Committed life as a Sikh seems like minimum standard. If there is some non-Sikh internationally recognized as an exemplar in religious governance, pay them as a consultant.

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Amrit Kaur Khalsa
5 months ago Featured

Thank you for this petition. I feel that it is important to be inclusive. We need to have a balance of perspectives from multi generations, cultures, and backgrounds. Above all is the importance of keeping and maintaining the integrity of our Dharma. We need to hold onto to our Sikh and yogic values and teachings. Let us learn from our mistakes and move forward. God and Guru will guide us and this process.

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GuruTera K Khalsa
5 months ago

Sat Nam and thank you for this thoughtful and important consideration.

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Kudrat Kaur Khalsa
5 months ago

Blessings for a clear way forward.

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Kudrat Kaur Khalsa
5 months ago Featured

This is valuable information based on history, trial and error. Though I am always open to hear all or new information and opinions, I value the hindsight and importance of holding and maintaining the teachings as given to us by the Siri Singh Sahib. Maintaining the integrity of how we live our lives but with an inclusion and an understanding of how we got here and recognizing the need and compassion of allowing people the space to grow. "You can't be a Sikh in a week" and we can't completely close off new ideas and new people. However, keeping our leadership balanced and steady in maintaining our principles and way of life is essential.

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Richard Velasquez
5 months ago

Thanks for the opportunity to be apart of something So dear to me.

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Lo Mo Ching
5 months ago

Absolutely agree all the points in the petition.

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siri atma singh Khalsa
5 months ago

Gemini said I support the transition to a Sociocratic model of governance as a critical structural "clamp" against the institutional capture and resource extraction that has historically threatened our stability. By decentralizing authority into functional Circles of Competence, this model ensures that governance rights are earned through active, sustained labor rather than mere membership or the pursuit of titles. This meritocratic framework protects our collective assets by requiring that those who make financial and strategic decisions—including the setting of salaries—are the same individuals consistently doing the work to sustain the organization. It allows for a vibrant, inclusive community where casual participation is welcomed, while strictly guarding the "root" of our governance to ensure that stewardship remains in the hands of those with a proven stake in our long-term survival.

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Todd Ellis aka Atma Singh Khalsa
5 months ago

God Bless You!!

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Atma Kaur Khalsa
5 months ago

Sat Nam. God And Guru Bless us all. Thank you so much for this petition.

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javier ignacio betancur fenoglio
5 months ago

Sada Anand Singh, Chile

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Satkirin Khalsa
5 months ago Featured

Thank you for doing this. Please let me know how I can continue to spread the word.

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Dharam Atma Combs
5 months ago Featured

I have been in these teachings since 1979. I was very actively involved in the Pro-Yogi Bhajan team for the 2023 election. I am a devoted student of Yogi Bhajan, but not a Sikh. I agree that the SSSC must move forward to the next election very cautiously, keeping everything we worked so hard to preserve intact. Stand tall and strong for our values and do not allow negative voices to deter you from protecting our teachings and honoring our teacher.