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This issue of **The Sikh Review** explores the rich tapestry of **Sikh theology, history, and contemporary identity**. Scholarly articles examine the foundational **Mool Mantar**, the spiritual concept of **”Darshan” as a peak experience**, and the necessity of overcoming the **ego (Haumai)** to achieve a purpose-driven life. Historical narratives recount the **liberation of 52 kings** by Guru Hargobind Sahib and provide detailed biographies of revered saints like **Bhagat Namdev and Bhagat Beni**. The text also addresses modern challenges, such as the **erosion of traditional Sikh identity** and the pressures surrounding the maintenance of **unshorn hair**. Additionally, the journal highlights **diverse achievements**, ranging from pioneering **Sikh scientists and astronauts** to recent milestones in military inclusivity. Detailed **medical advice on hepatitis** and reflections on significant pilgrimages round out this comprehensive look at the faith’s enduring legacy and its place in the modern world.
GURDWARA OF ROCHESTER, NY 