10 Spiritual Stories on Kindness #880093

In the sacred light of Sikhism, Daya—kindness—is not just a virtue but a spiritual practice, woven into the rhythm of daily life through Naam, Seva, and Simran. This book, 10 Spiritual Stories on Kindness, brings together a series of fictional yet spiritually inspired tales rooted in the Sikh way of living, where compassion flows as naturally as the breath of Waheguru.
These stories are set in humble gurudwaras, small villages, and quiet hearts. They echo the spirit of Guru's path without invoking historical names or specific places, so that the message remains unbound by time and location. Each story invites the reader into a world where kindness is not merely an act but a reflection of inner purity, a step closer to divine connection.
Through characters young and old, each tale reveals how Seva given silently, Naam remembered sincerely, and compassion extended without expectation can transform both the giver and the receiver. These stories are not grand in scale but deep in spirit. They are mirrors that reflect what it means to live by the teachings—not with loud proclamations but with soft hearts and steady hands.