Good Thinking has worked with members of London’s Sikh community to create mental wellbeing resources that align with Sikh beliefs and teachings.
“Sing, listen and let your mind be filled with love. Your pain shall be sent far away and peace shall come to your home" Sr Guru Granth Sahib Ji, Ang 1
With the support of the Sikh Council, Basics of Sikhi, Sikh Your Mind, Journey of Compassion and Taraki, Good Thinking has produced a range of guides and videos to help members of London’s Sikh community boost their wellbeing and cope with losing a loved one.
Practising the five ways to good mental wellbeing, which are recommended by the NHS, can have a very positive impact on your mood and wellbeing. These are also things that are encouraged in the Sikh Way of Life.
To help you spread the word about Good Thinking and our free wellbeing resources for the Sikh community, simply download the campaign toolkit .
In difficult times, it’s even more important to look after yourself. The Good Thinking team has produced a guide about Sikhi and Bereavement to help people who have lost a loved one as well as health and care professionals who are supporting terminally ill patients of the Sikh faith.
You can find a range of other resources on the Good Thinking website that will help you to manage anxiety, stress, low mood and sleep problems. These include:
Once you’ve read Good Thinking’s ‘Five ways to good mental wellbeing & Sikhi’ guide, you might like to watch our short videos that contain inspiring messages from a member of London’s Sikh community.
Bhai BaljitSingh, a Pracharak (Sikh Educator), on how anxiety is spoken about in the Sikh Way of Life
Bhai BaljitSingh, a Pracharak (Sikh Educator), on the importance of mindfulness
Bhai BaljitSingh, a Pracharak (Sikh Educator), on wellbeing within the Sikh faith
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