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Giornata mondiale del Rifugiato.
Dubito che Satnam Singh sia arrivato con una valigetta e in jeans.
Era arrivato tre anni fa, come altri 12000 suoi connazionali Sikh dal nord dell'India per lavorare nella zona dell'agripontino. Probabilmente senza permesso di soggiorno, con qualche organizzazione che gestisce tratte di migranti.
Lavorava duramente per 15 ore al giorno senza un contratto, per meno di 3 euro all'ora. Una nuova schiavitù, che è ben nota, ma per cui nessuno fa nulla per farla cessare ( in 6 anni 1500 braccianti agricoli morti ).
Quando una macchina gli ha tranciato un braccio, il 'padrone' non ha chiamato i soccorsi e l'ha lasciato agonizzare per 90 minuti, prima di scaricarlo davanti a casa, con il braccio tranciato in una cassetta dei vegetali. Un film dell'orrore e di disumanita'.
Navi, come lo chiamavano, è arrivato troppo tardi all'ospedale, ormai dissanguato.
Aveva 31 anni
not noticibly usually
but basically on some usual night tight
in unto the undressed
conten
but the rate in time
out there
into the light field
and infinity
s.
but a state of war
approaches
satnam
alien counterclockwise
music:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FL_kcn_F5s&list=PLU3XTKtQl2k...
from "the riail backs sifting the water line"
Volerò nei sogni
in quel cielo azzurro
sopra le nubi.
Lascerò in basso
il buio
tutto il dolore
tutte le lacrime
di cui non so il perché.
Volerò in alto leggera
e forse capirò finalmente
che tutto non è stato vano ,
che c'è un senso
e che non si è mai soli
In volo da Catania.
A Pisa mi aspettava la pioggia
I will fly
On the plane
Dedicata a Satnam Singh, ai bambini di Gaza, ai bambini in fondo al mare. e a tutti quelli che soffrono come loro.
Ma il dolore innocente non può avere un senso
HORIZON. The only reason to look behind is to reminisce the beautiful memories of the past. There's always the vast horizon to move forward and discover new life. Lighten your journey by throwing away the baggages of hatred and remorse but bring with you the hope for a better future and the lessons from the mistakes learned in the past. #satnam #zen #namaste
The Red Umbrella. There's always something beautiful behind a cold, bleak weather. It always depends on us on how we perceive the inclement weather and turn it into a beautiful sunny day. #satnam #namaste #winter
Sikhs Of Nanak ! That is what Sikhs were known as. Nanak realized that too much potential and human energy is getting wasted in inter religious feud and cast system. He took Muslims , Hindu, Lower cast untouchable Hindus as his follower ; whoever believed that God is one and human are equal in his court was welcome to his faith. Mughals beheaded few Sikh gurus and their children but failed to stop the juggernaut of Sikhism.
Islamic Invaders came to India from the North-Western direction ; obviously on their way to Delhi they used to plunder Punjab the land of Sikhs, first. Pujabis ( including Muslim, Hindu & Sikh )used to desert villages and took to jungle ; Islamic invaders beheaded and raped more Muslims than Hindu or sikh ; when the invading army used to retreat from Delhi with loads of Loot , slaves and captives ; willy Sikhs used to follow them and pounce upon them at night to make their load much lighter. Gradually they started being respected through out India as the savior of Indians.
Every Sikh is addressed as Sardar ( means Chief / Headman ) which means every one is guided by himself , apart from Guru they do not follow any one. Give him his horse, Kirpan or Machine Gun and leave him on his own to fight ; each one will take an army, head on. The willy wolves of East India Company knew it well and used them against the last Mughal to take over Delhi.
Today , you can find a Sikh at every corner of the globe. Hard nose businessmen, valiant fighter, superb sportsmen above all a fun loving race. Present PM of India is a Sikh. When you come closer to this community you have to wonder Wah Guru ! What a race you have created !
CMAI 65th National Garment Fair. Exhibition Stall for "Focus Lifestyle", "Focus Jeans", "Jaxxs (Nehal Enterprise)", "Mascot Enterprises", "Tales & stories", "Ishan Designing Studio", "Ritee Riwaz", "Satnam Garments", "R Creation" and "Present Creations" Designed bt E4 EVENTS. For More Stall Design, Please Visit: goo.gl/o98stk
Ryokan was a Zen master, but lived the simplest kind of life in a little hut at the foot of a mountain. One evening a thief visited the hut only to discover there was nothing in it to steal.
Ryokan returned and caught him. 'You may have come a long way to visit me,' he told the prowler, 'and you should not return empty-handed. Please take my clothes as a GIFT. The thief was bewildered. He took the clothes and slunk away.
Ryokan sat naked, watching the moon. 'Poor fellow,' he mused, 'I wish I could give him this beautiful moon.' (101 Zen Stories) May you wrap the best gift you have for your love ones and friends. A new gadget, a great pair of shoes and all those material goodness will surely put smiles on their faces but there's more to give. I guess you know what are those.
"Khanda" - Sikh Emblem
The #Khanda is the #symbol of the #Sikhs, as the Cross is to Christians or the Star of David is to Jews. It reflects some of the fundamental concepts of #Sikhism. The symbol derives its name from the double-edged #sword (also called a Khanda) which appears at the center of the logo. This double-edged sword is a metaphor of Divine #Knowledge, its #sharp edges cleaving #Truth from #Falsehood. The circle around the Khanda is the #Chakar. The Chakar being a circle without a beginning or and end symbolizes the perfection of #God who is eternal. The Chakar is surrounded by two curved swords called #Kirpans. These two swords symbolize the twin concepts of #Meeri and #Peeri - Temporal and Spiritual authority introduced by #Guru #Hargobind. They emphasize the equal emphasis that a Sikh must place on #spiritual aspirations as well as obligations to #society.
#religious #lord #Emblem #sikh #logo #saint #faith #punjab #punjabi #sardar #kind #anandpur #sahib #india #asia
The 9th Midlands Food Drink & Hospitality Awards 2026 held at the Eastside Rooms on 22nd June 2026. #MFDHA26
Celebrating the passion and resilience of the individuals and teams behind the Midlands’ food, drink, and hospitality sector.
Themed Hashtag: #MadeofHospitality
We celebrate & applaud you
Event Organisers & Founders:
B Events - www.bevents.co.uk
▪Ifraz Ahmed
▪Anita Chumber
Host:
▪Phil Oldershaw
Judges:
▪Tony Elvin - GM - Touchwood
▪Jack Brabant - Director - Digbeth Dining Club
▪Conrad Brunton - Managing Director at Tonic Talent
▪Arron Wincott - General Manager - Hotel Du Vin
▪Liam Hughes - General Manager - F1 Arcade
▪Barinder Sumon - BDM at Alliance
▪Matt Loughrey - Partnerships & Community Manager
▪Satnam Kaur - Catering Manager
▪Nicole Riley-Elliot - Founder - ideal Staff
▪Laura McEwan - Media & Comms Expert at Bite Comms
▪Melanie Palmer - Chief Executive - Solihull BID
Charity Partner:
▪The Burnt Chef Project
Supporting Sponsors:
▪Swallow Wholesale Drinks
▪KSB Recruitment
▪Hotel Du Vin
▪Touchwood - Solihull
▪Elonex
▪Bootcamp Media
Supporting Partners:
▪MH Photography
▪Mr Ladd Media
▪P2AV
▪Party Popperz
▪Feast India
▪B Events Media
▪Projectile Creative
Media PR & Marketing Support:
▪B Events Media
Photographers/Videography:
▪Edwin Ladd - Mr Ladd Media
▪Mehrban Hussain - MH Photography
▪Shahid - Projectile Creative
Event Powered by:
▪B Events - www.bevents.co.uk
The 9th Midlands Food Drink & Hospitality Awards 2026 held at the Eastside Rooms on 22nd June 2026. #MFDHA26
Celebrating the passion and resilience of the individuals and teams behind the Midlands’ food, drink, and hospitality sector.
Themed Hashtag: #MadeofHospitality
We celebrate & applaud you
Event Organisers & Founders:
B Events - www.bevents.co.uk
▪Ifraz Ahmed
▪Anita Chumber
Host:
▪Phil Oldershaw
Judges:
▪Tony Elvin - GM - Touchwood
▪Jack Brabant - Director - Digbeth Dining Club
▪Conrad Brunton - Managing Director at Tonic Talent
▪Arron Wincott - General Manager - Hotel Du Vin
▪Liam Hughes - General Manager - F1 Arcade
▪Barinder Sumon - BDM at Alliance
▪Matt Loughrey - Partnerships & Community Manager
▪Satnam Kaur - Catering Manager
▪Nicole Riley-Elliot - Founder - ideal Staff
▪Laura McEwan - Media & Comms Expert at Bite Comms
▪Melanie Palmer - Chief Executive - Solihull BID
Charity Partner:
▪The Burnt Chef Project
Supporting Sponsors:
▪Swallow Wholesale Drinks
▪KSB Recruitment
▪Hotel Du Vin
▪Touchwood - Solihull
▪Elonex
▪Bootcamp Media
Supporting Partners:
▪MH Photography
▪Mr Ladd Media
▪P2AV
▪Party Popperz
▪Feast India
▪B Events Media
▪Projectile Creative
Media PR & Marketing Support:
▪B Events Media
Photographers/Videography:
▪Edwin Ladd - Mr Ladd Media
▪Mehrban Hussain - MH Photography
▪Shahid - Projectile Creative
Event Powered by:
▪B Events - www.bevents.co.uk
Satnam...
(Punjabi/Gurmukhi script: ਸਤਿਨਾਮ)
Light & reflection at Gurdwara Sahib Silat Road (Silat Road Sikh Temple), Singapore
Satnam (Gurmukhi:ਸਤਿ ਨਾਮੁ ) is the main word that appears in the Sikh sacred scripture called the Guru Granth Sahib. It is part of the Gurbani shabad called Mool Mantra which is repeated daily by all Sikhs. This word succeeds the word "Ek-onkar" which means "There is only one constant" or commonly "There is one God". The words sat means "true/everlasting" and nam means "name".[1] In this instance, this would mean, "whose name is truth".