ready for another another intercede
celebration where thousands of 10th
Street processions and limitless food
abundance of food at the same time in
the wall about 1500 miles away in Europe
and those people from Kosovo believing
as refugees Albania it made me think
that as a humanitarian as a seat as a
person as a human being how can we
accept such suffering only two hours
right away yet we are filling our
bellies and we don’t think of other
people is it because they were different
faith because these people were Muslim
is it because we’ve forgotten which way
we’re going at gurus teachings I’m a
very proud seat I’m very proud when
jumping but I’m even proud of human
being
so I questioned myself what does her
washed-up Allah which in English mean
well we know for me so I said to my
friends let’s do something let’s taste
the food where it’s needed we’re very
proud of the longer concept in psyche
which is the community kitchen for all
but we couldn’t take that concept to
people who needed it I grew up in a
village for 150 kilometres of it and
that village in the 70s and early 80s
was a one unit full of humanities with
full of love when our crops fail we
helped each other where we are
difficulties we help each other I’m very
sad to say it’s another Punjab today I
remember 2530 years ago so as a MSI
materials
I want people like yourselves the
youngsters to take a message back off
the Rockapella don’t judge people by
their religion don’t judge people by
their face when they are suffering don’t
want people don’t go
be unconditional as you can be to help
so in 1999 5000 for first mission to
Kosovo Albanians border in Europe and
I’m so proud to say not a single person
a community said these are movement
refugees normal help them everybody
donated every single person to make a
what you see on photo media the workers
the volunteers reducing delivering aid
how do you deliver aid in such a
dangerous area
what do we go through our struggles who
is an aid worker for me my definition
later workers the very person water i’m
they won’t go where you go one side of
politicians the other side you’ve got
the army generals in the middle you got
the right masters with entities where
they’re struggling in the wall a normal
ordinary family stranded in a refugee
camp some retightening goes along to
help them as an aid worker we go in as
people I grew up in such a rich faith
but I’m so sad to say I’ve been
programmed to follow the Guardians the
custodians of our religious institutions
who cannot think below past filling the
bank accounts we will be happily
awaiting to build a new religious
building which may cost a million or ten
million or twenty million dollars but
will not give anything for Humanity so
I’m challenging our thinking remain
within the four walls of the secret door
of which of the temples we couldn’t get
past to think and let’s take a food the
refugee camp the struggle in doing so
when Carson performed the struggle have
invests personal struggles I think what
you guys see reminiscing in the refugee
camp I think about my family all the
time I think our mother who thinks about
might not come back
I think about the kids think about the
lies every humanitarian every able a God
I respect on the bottom of my heart
I don’t care which organization they
work for they’re doing an amazing job in
very very difficult circumstances around
the world so we choose our struggles we
do sometimes stick in this is only job
where you do the work and use this in
the hotels it’s someone’s story and you
think what am i doing it does somebody
is very awesome does anybody actually
care why I’m here you know what I’m very
proud to say in 1718 years in the last
13 18 years our community has responded
absolutely fantastically to every
disaster as the other six that comes
back to me as a struggle for me is to
get the message across to the public
generally to the Indian public today I’m
in Punjab in Chandigarh
you know we’re you know in a country
that is meant to be the hardest
spiritual for equality love so many
races so many colors so many religions
yes there is so much poverty yet there
is so much suffering because we don’t
want to leave our comforts we forget
we’re a full others come from so the
inspiration behind false I why do we do
what we do is because we have suffered I
am a Sikh final minority we are suffered
genocide
we have suffered stroke we have
struggled we have managed is just parts
of oil other people but we do not been
in haste we don’t live in hate we still
want to multiply the hate with is it
what destroys not just the people of
hurt an individual but the people around
us it affects us at every level so my
biggest challenge is not a steering aid
to refugee camp our biggest challenge is
to get you guys to get the rest of the
world involved to say the people and the
other end who need help who need a and
just like us they may be different in
color it may be different in religion
they may be different in language but
when you have seen these people in
refugee camps you will see there’s no
difference in our families and their
families what they want back is to go
back to their homes have been with
dignity have self-respect and to do that
and he does and it ain’t worthless as a
tea cake worker as a Sikh humanitarian
with identity like they warehousing
people like this family here in
Netherland the one before disease and
these are the city elders with myself in
the near on the VG judgments for me the
first thing they said we never had a
Sikh in this country before this isn’t
ordinary off and I can know but first he
came here 500 years ago who knows daily
and we are now reading these messages
about the power to help your people and
I’m sure your greater ancestor Muslim at
our booth odd and we bring his love we
bring his blessings to help and we don’t
have any conditions we respect you who
you are
we never know I never know who the CDs
were until that day I know these guys
between half years and they become like
family so what does what’s the biggest
inspiration for somebody like me I got a
lot of these questions maybe things
Wi-Fi as you when you walk into a
refugee camp when you deliver that
message that we have to help you and
you’re from a different part of the
world you bring we do something that
really lifts them then lifts the spirit
is called home when you are now oh I can
guarantee you it may help some people
sitting here but I can guarantee you if
the refugee camp in Iraq and Syria were
poor or if the refugee camp a full
people called Singh Sharma little gray
walls come on you will be open up for or
you’ll be open honest you will you’ll be
catching the first I can offer you will
feel the pain because you will
Association as our own why are these no
people are on why we won we left them to
[Applause]
and when you treat these people
differently
that’s where we start separating our
humanity from ourselves in our humanity
we all have we’re all humanitarian I
want people like you to be inspired to
do something it’s become so passionate
applying passion and drive in business
that you won’t get other people to see
what you see and what do I see I don’t
know why religion you are I don’t know
what religion you are I don’t know what
cause you are nor cos you up and I don’t
really care I don’t want to know what I
want to know is what’s inside your heart
why are we struggling to just get past
that simple thing because we cannot
serve humanity until you have a clean
heart to have a clean heart you have to
think as a human being to think of the
human being you’re going to step outside
a little bit of your daily life which is
like a rat race we’re changing well
taking promotions chasing ambitious I’m
not saying that you give up everything
you have no you need to be successful
you need you work hard for what you have
what you do need to do is have little
things what am i doing for the people in
this state in the neighboring villages
where we are today for the refugees or
different to us take care for with you
be human it’s not difficult it breaks my
heart when I go to these cameras some of
you find the daughters are still held as
sex slaves
it breaks my heart that nobody cares in
the world whose easy these are and you
know what what breaks my heart all that
when I raise issues about the genocide
in 94 in Delhi I got called also some
names instead of vomiting you’re right
we have failed the whole generation of
so my body word is it doesn’t matter
what linking you up you’ve got to
respect all religions people will pick
folks and everything do not fall for
fault finding
for football finding you will use
yourself solutions are very easy
solutions are that 100 rupees can change
somebody’s life today you can give up
some food in the village you can test
out the Ruby pen your multiple villages
not through ups you can do it directly
so much can be done just have the
willpower every single one of you is a
regular thing but you don’t realize it
thank you very much [Applause]