Ecojustice Resources

From the Sikh Faith Statement on the Environment:

“Sikh life is a life of harmony with other individuals, with other beings, and with other forms. For an enlightened individual the world has only one purpose: to practice spirituality. That is the ultimate objective of all humans. Such a person is involved in human problems and society and has to prove his or her effectiveness there. Such a person lives with a mission—and works for the emancipation of all. A true Sikh is for individual human rights, the environment, and justice for all.”

Most of the resources below are organized chronologically, with the most recent at the top. 

Statements Sikh Faith Statement on the Environment, Sri Singh Sahib Manjit Singh, the Jathedar of Anandapur and the Alliance of Religions and Conservation (ARC), 2003	Engaged Projects EcoSikh
Multimedia Air Pollution: The Reality of Punjab, EcoSikh, 2021 Guru Nanak Sacred Forest in Defense to India’s Extreme Pollution, EcoSikh, 2020 Punjab: Land of the Five Drying Rivers, Kudrat Creations, 2020 Journey with EcoSikh, EcoSikh, 2016 EcoSikh: A Sikh Response to Climate Change, EcoSikh, 2015	Links
Books	Journals & Articles Singh, Rajwant. “Environmental Theology in Sikhism,” Singh, Rajwant. “Sikhism and Caring for the Environment in Practice,” “Social Justice, the Environment, and Sikhs.” Tikkun. April 13, 2015.

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