To the Lions of the Guru, the Servants of the One,

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh.

With reverence and awe, I write this to you, the children of Guru Nanak and the ten Gurus that followed—the ones who cut through illusion with divine simplicity and fierce devotion.
Your path is one of action and remembrance. You serve not in silence, but through bold love, visible faith, and a willingness to stand for truth no matter the cost. You have never been content to sit back and let injustice prevail. You rise. You fight. You serve. You remember God in all things.

Your constructive traditions are revolutionary. Seva, your selfless service, is a sacred weapon against ego and injustice. Langar, the communal meal, is divine equality in practice—no caste, no class, just humanity. Naam Simran, the continual remembrance of God’s name, is your heart’s drumbeat.

You wear the Five Ks not as symbols, but as sacred commitments. You read from the Guru Granth Sahib, your living scripture. You march in Nagar Kirtans not for vanity, but for visibility—so the world knows God still walks among us.

Your ancestors gave their lives rather than forsake their faith. Your Gurus stood before emperors and armies with no fear. Even today, you wear your turbans with pride and your hearts on your sleeves.

You’ve turned your gurdwaras into havens for the hungry and sanctuaries for the soul. You have kept the flame of unity, courage, and service burning bright in a world trying to divide and consume.

May your kirpans shine with truth.
May your hearts overflow with Naam.
May your children carry your spirit forward with fire.

I honor you.
You are not just warriors.
You are restorers of divine presence in action.