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Ek Ong Kaar K Michaud

ekongkaar@mastodon.world

<p>Sikh Theologian. MBA. Restorative Economics. Practitioner of Kundalini Yoga. If you want to see God, never break anyone&#39;s heart because it is in the heart of the other person that God lives.</p>

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    This month there are many celebrations of renewal, from Easter to Passover to Vaisakhi. In honor of Vaisakhi, I want to share a small prayer with all of you. May it inspire us to lead with dignity. Raj karega Khalsa. Ak rahahi na ko. Khvar hoi sabb milainge, Bachahi saran jo hoi. Raj karega Khalsa. In your purity, become the world&amp;#39;s nobility. Every battle shall be won. Staying united at His feet The Guru&amp;#39;s love will see you through. Let your purity rule the world. Happy...

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    Once again - I am pretty amazed at the qualitative difference in my feed, and the corresponding mental state I get into, when I come to Mastodon as compared to Facebook or LinkedIn. It&amp;#39;s real. @Mastodon

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    The #Trump administration is using tax payer money to buy out yet more wind farm contracts. We need to build our own capital and political systems to fight back against the #fossilfuel industry. Sharing one step in a 1000 mile journey. #sustainability https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7454944997302276096

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    Today, I am grateful to share the latest installment of our Restoration Economics newsletter, InContext. https://www.restorationeconomics.com/in-context/incontext-analysis-june-2026-36sy8 In this edition, we focus on issues in the energy sector and developments around rare earth minerals. We take a look at a rapidly heating Antarctica. We share summaries of the latest analysis on major wars. We highlight recent technology developments - such as NASA&amp;#39;s Artemis 2 mission. This is Sl...

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    I want to thank Dr. Devinder Pal Singh for conducting this really lovely interview. And thanks to SikhNet for publishing. I have my own process when it comes to translating Gurbani and I appreciate how Dr. Devinder Pal Singh ji took the time to ask such rich and thoughtful questions about it. https://www.sikhnet.com/news/translating-infinite

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    @AnnaAnthro Really appreciate you sharing this story.

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    @dtm That is a powerful map.

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    @CStamp Great photo.

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    History unfolds through the complex relationships that people have with one another in the context of the societal moment they find themselves in. This narrative story recounts both the inner world and the outer reality of some founders of the Sikh Student Federation at Gandhi Memorial College. We hope that Kuldip Kaur’s decision to be the first woman member of this group will be remembered for the ground-breaking act that it was. https://tapestryofmemory.org/f/the-brothers-vow