One+ Hour Spiritual Recitation Camp (Saturdays, Coquitlam) [Sukhmani Saheb]

Welcome to the Inter-faith Spiritual Recitation Saturday Coquitlam Camp! Join us at the Coquitlam Public Library, Poirier Branch for an afternoon of peaceful reflection and community.

This event will bring together individuals from diverse backgrounds to recite the Sukhmani Saheb in a harmonious and inclusive environment. Whether you come from a specific faith tradition or simply seek spiritual connection, all are welcome to participate.

Venue: Stay tuned for the announcement of the room number at the venue. Get ready to immerse yourself in the beauty of spiritual recitation and connect with others on a deeper level. We look forward to seeing you there!

Sukhmani Sahib is often called the “Psalm of Peace” or “Jewel of Peace.” Composed by Guru Arjan, the fifth Sikh Guru, it is a poetic and deeply meditative work that speaks to universal human values—peace of mind, compassion, humility, and the strength to face life’s challenges.

While it is a sacred text in the Sikh tradition, its themes are not bound by any single faith. The verses encourage reflection, gratitude, and connection with the divine—however one may understand it. Many people, regardless of background, find that listening to or reciting Sukhmani Sahib brings a sense of calm, clarity, and emotional balance.

At its heart, the recitation is an uplifting experience: rhythmic, melodic, and meant to soothe the mind. You don’t need to be familiar with Sikhism to appreciate its beauty or to benefit from the peaceful atmosphere it creates.

Our upcoming event is an open invitation to experience this timeless composition in a warm, inclusive setting. Whether you join out of spiritual curiosity, a love of music and poetry, or simply a wish for a moment of peace in your day, you’ll be welcome.

Host or Publisher śiṣya (pronounced SHISH-yah) Foundation