Comments on: Sonny Singh: Video Interview on KennethCole.com http://sikhswim.com/2008/02/03/sonny-singh-video-interview-on-kennethcolecom/ Crossing the World-Ocean Sat, 19 May 2012 09:16:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: ssingh http://sikhswim.com/2008/02/03/sonny-singh-video-interview-on-kennethcolecom/comment-page-1/#comment-52 ssingh Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:44:03 +0000 http://sikhswim.com/2008/02/03/sonny-singh-video-interview-on-kennethcolecom/#comment-52 Sonny's personal life and practice aside, I don't think that dampens the great results that Sikhs will reap from this campaign. Kenneth Cole's website gets at least 150,000 visitors per month, and that's 150,000 more people that can get a basic idea of the Sikh identity and the issues facing it today. Everything he says in the video is real and true, and aligns with Sikh beliefs. I hate writing off people based on their past actions. What he has done here is great--let's focus on the good. Sonny’s personal life and practice aside, I don’t think that dampens the great results that Sikhs will reap from this campaign. Kenneth Cole’s website gets at least 150,000 visitors per month, and that’s 150,000 more people that can get a basic idea of the Sikh identity and the issues facing it today. Everything he says in the video is real and true, and aligns with Sikh beliefs. I hate writing off people based on their past actions. What he has done here is great–let’s focus on the good.

]]> By: sick of so-called sikhs http://sikhswim.com/2008/02/03/sonny-singh-video-interview-on-kennethcolecom/comment-page-1/#comment-47 sick of so-called sikhs Sun, 10 Feb 2008 05:53:53 +0000 http://sikhswim.com/2008/02/03/sonny-singh-video-interview-on-kennethcolecom/#comment-47 I read this on thelangarhall about this guy. From Sonny’s blog: “Driving home, we stopped to think about how much our lives have transformed over even the past even three months- there’s just no time for us to go out and drink hard like we used to (frequently) do, because we need to get up as early as we can to continue trying to chip away at the 10,000 things that need to get done, and actually be productive. When we do make it out, we’re a tired, lightweight version of ourselves that our previous selves would have openly mocked…” How far will you walk in those different shoes? I read this on thelangarhall about this guy.

From Sonny’s blog:

“Driving home, we stopped to think about how much our lives have transformed over even the past even three months- there’s just no time for us to go out and drink hard like we used to (frequently) do, because we need to get up as early as we can to continue trying to chip away at the 10,000 things that need to get done, and actually be productive. When we do make it out, we’re a tired, lightweight version of ourselves that our previous selves would have openly mocked…”

How far will you walk in those different shoes?

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