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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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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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‘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.
