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‘Why am I here?’ This book seeks to answer this and life’s other big questions about our true identity, what drives us and what our purpose is. By delving into the Words of the True Guru, called “Gurbani” in the Sikh faith, you will gain a different perspective on life and your whole approach towards it. The Guru’s universal message centres around elevating above two significant limitations; our attachment to what we have and our unfulfilled desires for the things we don’t have. Our perceived identities and our values drive these attachments and desires. We can learn to overcome these barriers by discovering a new life that is healthy, rewarding and without limits. A selfless and grateful life in which serving the Oneness of creation while remaining connected to the Creator becomes our day-to-day practice. -
The Sikhi Marriage Handbook is written to help those interested in a Sikh marriage to understand the unique aspects of the Anand Karaj – the ceremony of spiritual bliss. In the Sikh faith, marriage is more than a partnership between two individuals. It is the pathway to God, and the Anand Karaj reveals how the merger with God occurs in four unique stages, called the Laavan. You will learn about the meaning of the Anand Karaj, how the ceremony is carried out and what to expect. The thought of getting married can be quite daunting, so the book helps you gain self knowledge and discover the skills that are vital for a healthy relationship but may never have been taught in childhood. It then moves on to finding the right partner and laying a healthy foundation in the first year, which is probably the most challenging. Finally, you will get an understanding of what is not acceptable in a marriage and what you can do if things start to go wrong. This is a must-read guide for getting married or for anyone wanting to improve their relationship through better communication, personal growth and Sikhi virtues. -
"My Little Book of Spiritual Wisdom" is a valuable and timely resource for spiritual seekers, as it presents fundamental concepts of the Sikh faith in an accessible, thought-provoking, and question-and-answer format. Each chapter covers a deep and universal concern, such as the nature of the divine, the role of the self, and the purpose of life, providing spiritual truths drawn from the rich heritage of the Sikh tradition. With over 60 concepts covered, accompanied by quotations from Gurus and Bhagats (Saints), the book offers a diverse range of perspectives on each topic. Designed for independent reading, it is a valuable companion for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of the spiritual journey and navigate its complex terrain. -
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Why Am I Here For Kids is a new sticker book for kids to learn about Sikhi spirituality in a fun and loving way! Meet the Sangat family, the wicked witch Maya, and the five niggly monsters. Why Am I Here is a fun, interactive story sticker book that explores the power of Naam and Gurbani. It's full to the brim of interesting characters and witty humour! It’s a book that keeps you on your toes in its page-turning adventure! With brilliant, bright illustrations that will capture your child’s imagination, this sticker book is one you won't put down! Don’t forget to complete the challenges and receive a certificate at the end of your journey! -
The aim of this booklet is to give children useful tips on managing difficult emotions and provide strategies on how to remember Vaheguru in good and bad times. Enjoy completing the activities, reading affirmations and learning Shabads! Learn how to build a Chardi Kala mindset. Remember, you are loved, cared for and protected by Vaheguru! Let’s take small steps to feel Vaheguru around us all the time. The booklet comes with a set of crayons. -
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Share Charity is delighted to present ‘Is that Paras’ Turban?’, our new children’s book! It is the first Sikh-themed multi-sensory book aimed at educating about the significance of the turban. It gives young children early exposure to the turban and introduces them to key associated words. It also looks to embrace those children who fall in the neurodiversity category through its interactive and sensory theme. Diversity and inclusion are vitally important and the book aims to create awareness amongst children of this important article of faith which is prevalent across much of UK society. This is the first ever Sikh sensory book to be created for little hands to explore different textures and experience the book. The importance of the sensory element is to ensure all children of different learning styles can access the learning. The book has also been endorsed by SNN (Sikh Neurodiversity Network) who have been very supportive throughout its production. The book contains two main characters Paras and Pete, who go on an adventure to find Paras’ turban. They will observe different types of head wear but in the end recognise the huge significance of the turban, the fact that it is a crown which has been gifted by the founder of the Sikh faith, Guru Nanak Dev Jee. The book contains a QR code which will connect the reader to many free resources including downloadable colouring sheets, Paras book makers, keywords, questions, signposting to links on how to tie a turban and many more… Our dream would be for the book to reach every nursery/EYFS institution in the UK, to ensure the important message about the turban is conveyed and we can collectively build tolerance, mutual respect and eradicate the early roots of discrimination. -
Chardikala is an engaging activity book designed for children to help them develop and maintain a positive mindset by learning the teachings of Gurbani. The book is created to empower children to tackle obstacles with a growth mindset and overcome fear and guilt. The book provides an in-depth understanding of the Sikh history through real-life scenarios and examples, making it a fun and informative read for children. It introduces the concept of Chardikala, a term used in Sikhi that means eternal optimism and high spirits, even in the face of adversity. Through interactive activities and thought-provoking exercises, Chardikala teaches children how to cultivate a positive mindset and maintain it in everyday life. Children will learn about different concepts in Sikhi that can help them develop resilience, perseverance, and a positive outlook. The book covers different topics such as gratitude, self-awareness, and compassion. It also provides practical tips and techniques for children to develop positive habits and outlooks. Through the book, children will learn about the importance of overcoming negative thoughts and emotions. Overall, Chardikala is a must-have activity book for children who want to develop a positive mindset and will help children to grow and thrive in all areas of their lives. Great for gifts for children's camps! -
Use discount code "PARAS10PLUS" for bulk purchases of 10 or more for a discount"
Share Charity is delighted to present ‘Is that Paras’ Kara?’, our new children’s book! This is a sensory book for all children to access the content including neurodivergent individuals. Touch and feel books are picture books which contain different fabrics and textures. Your child can listen to the story and explore the different textures at the same time. Our sensory books are very much aimed at the mainstream and creates a starting point for discussions for all EYFS/ learning practitioners/teachers. The book contains two main characters Paras and Pete, who go on an adventure to find Paras’ Kara (Sikh bangle). They will observe different types of wrist wear but in the end recognise the huge significance of the Sikh Kara, the fact that it is not an item of jewellery but has been gifted to Paras by the Guru of his Sikh faith. This is one of the first EYFS books with Sikh representation which will allow children to relate to the characters and follow a journey of discovery. The book comes with an accompanied lesson plan and a comprehensive bank of resources (accessible via the QR code on the back). This is the second book from the ‘Paras and Pete adventures series’… look out for more books coming soon! -
A beautiful birthday card that you can send to friends and family. Cards come complete with envelope and a sticker of Gurmukh's face from the book, 'Why Am I here for Kids!' -
The Sikhi Colouring Book is a very popular book that children can use to learn lots about Sikhi and have fun colouring in pictures and playing games along the way. The activity book includes free colouring pencils! Over 40 pages of activities to learn about Sikhi with fun, interactive games and quizzes. SHARE Charity UK created this FIRST of it's kind activity book in 2008 and paved the way for many others to come! This is the 2nd edition of this activity book. -
A box of 36 double sided cards for children aged 3 – 12 that help create and maintain positive thought patterns in our children while reinforcing Sikhi values. Creating positive thought patterns from an early age is imperative in order to maintain a Chardi Kala mindset. -
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Why Am I Here For Kids is a new sticker book for kids to learn about Sikhi spirituality in a fun and loving way! Meet the Sangat family, the wicked witch Maya, and the five niggly monsters. Why Am I Here is a fun, interactive story sticker book that explores the power of Naam and Gurbani. It's full to the brim of interesting characters and witty humour! It’s a book that keeps you on your toes in its page-turning adventure! With brilliant, bright illustrations that will capture your child’s imagination, this sticker book is one you won't put down! Don’t forget to complete the challenges and receive a certificate at the end of your journey!
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Celebrating Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s Gurpurab we can bring to you… the Kara sweatband !Is that Paras’ Kara? The multi sensory NEW book comes with an additional accessory - Paras & Pete sweatband, to ensure Sikh children do NOT remove the Kara at school (during PE) and co ver it with a sweatband to ensure safety.The Kara (Sikh iron bangle) is an important article of faith which is compulsory for all Sikhs to wear. It forms part of the 5 K’s uniform adorned by initiated Sikhs. The represents a Sikhs connection to God and their adherence to their religious principles.It is also a symbolic representation that God has no beginning and no end. The Kara reminds a Sikh that their hands are there to do good, honest and righteous work, helping others in need and making the world a better place. -
Perfect for your little ones, these Bandi Chhor Cards have a lovely vibrant image with the characters from the sticker storybook, Why Am I Here for Kids! Each card has a small activity to get your children involved in teaching their friends and family about Guru Hargobind Sahib Ji. Add your message and decorate your envelope with stickers. -
Perfect for your little ones! This pack includes 5 Gurpurab cards (includes a small activity), 5 envelopes and 5 stickers.
