Sikhicamp 2006 will be my third camp. Camp has totally changed me and my
life for the better. Having come from a Gursikh family I was used to having
religion around me. It was not until I came to camp that I realised how
important Sikhi was to the younger generation. Finally after years of being
around non-Sikhs, I had found people who understood the importance of faith,
religion, discipline, honesty and respect. I had always done paath in the
morning and evening, kirtan and go to the Gurdwara every Sunday, but it was
not until I went to camp that I truly understood the reasons behind
everything. It made me appreciate Sikhi in a new light that I had never
experienced before. I look forward to camp every year. It’s guaranteed to
take away any worries and fears that I might have, so much so that I've
referred to camp as my therapy as it helps keep me sane in this crazy world
that we all live in!
Amrit Kaur Bharj, 22 years, College of Law Student, London
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