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Dr. In 2007, Siri Amrit and Nirinjan were married in Española, NM. The birth of her son, Gobind Singh Khalsa, was on January 31st, 2010.
Nirinjan Kaur Khalsa was accompanied by her assistant Ana Funes and provided Saropa at the temple. Nirinjan Kaur Khalsa
Clinical Assistant Professor Sikh & Jain Studies at Loyola Marymount University
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Dr Nirinjan Kaur was welcomed by Mrs. Sukhjit Kaur Dhillon, a president of the Temple who pledged her support for the cause. Lexington Books.
2018. She did her PhD in Renaissance of Sikh Devotional Music ( Kirtan & Gurbani ) from University of Michigan.
As Nirinjan grew up, she remembers accompanying her mother to different events, kirtans, or classes, where her mother would teach and sing.
From student feedback I will illustrate how integrating Sikh and Jain perspectives and practices into their own lives enables students to dynamically enhance their own worldviews and move beyond tolerance toward mutual respect and understanding. 100 Days. 100 Letters to Biden administration. Journal Article: “When Gurbani Sings a Healthy Happy Holy Song.” Sikh Formations: Religion, Culture, Theory.
National Campaign: “Letter 85.” American Values Religious Voices. Most of them attend the Miri Piri Academy (MPA), an International boarding school in Amritsar where foreigners who converted to Sikhism leave their children to immerse themselves in the religion.
Nirinjan Kaur Khalsa-Baker
Publications
Peer-Review Journals, Book Chapters, Online, Open-Access2022-09-27
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2019. Vol. 15., Issue 1-2. Routledge.
2009. has served as Clinical Professor of Jain and Sikh Studies (2015-2018) and Acting Director Graduate Yoga Studies (2019-2020). Both parents were constantly teaching Kundalini Yoga.
In the summer of 2005, Nirinjan recorded her first album, “So Purkh”: A special mantra that was often given by Yogi Bhajan to women as a prayer for men in their lives.
"When we have shown a photograph of a turban man to american public, only 12% identified the turban guy as as Sikh and more than 25% thought he was Muslim."
Now American Sikhs (white) are helping in North America to expand and awareness of Sikhism. As a Fulbright Fellow she traveled throughout Northern India exploring both historic and modern Sikh devotional music with particular attention paid to the ideological debates and identity politics surrounding its pedagogy and history.
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Building Dharmic* Solidarity to Expand the Discourse about Religious Diversity in US Higher Education
Edwards, S., Khalsa-Baker, N.K., Hsu/Chhî, F., Shipman, A., Kaur-Colbert, S., Chander, V. & Sanford, M., 2024, In: Equity and Excellence in Education.0, 0, p.