੮ਵਾਂ ਗਲੋਬਲ ਈ ਕੈਂਪ। ਅਸਲ ਅਮੀਰ ਬਣੀਏ ।Sikh parenting charter | Landing best internships 2.0 16 June 2026

The session begins with a warm welcome to all e-camp participants, noting that it's day ten. The hosts highlight the unique sessions planned, including discussions on internships and parenting, with two surprise sessions at the end. They emphasize that the knowledge gained is like a seed that will blossom and spread positivity. Campers are asked about their excitement level and what else is growing alongside the camp days, with knowledge, patience, skills, and happiness being common answers.

This segment features the recitation and interpretation of 'Ramkali Ki Var Mahalla Teeja' by Gurpreet Kaur and Navjot Kaur, respectively. They discuss verses about those who follow their minds sowing and reaping sorrow, spending their days in worldly pursuits and nights in sleep. The verses also highlight the importance of following the Guru's teachings to raise obedient children and stress not to worry about sustenance, as the Akal Purakh cares for all. Campers are assigned a homework task to find Gurbaani verses about true success.

A panel discussion with Paramjit Kaur (Psychologist and Founder of Jyvas Parenting) and Gurmeet Kaur (Parenting Coach) on the Sikh Parenting Charter. They define it as a discipline for raising academic and life-ready children, from conception to adulthood, emphasizing Gurmat philosophy. They discuss common parenting mistakes, such as not involving children in morning prayers, not ensuring they recite prayers before meals, and over-reacting emotionally. The discussion also covers how much restriction is appropriate for children, defining it as setting boundaries not building walls. The crucial roles of both mothers (silent nurturing through prayer) and fathers (emotional availability and support) are highlighted, emphasizing parenting as a partnership with God.

Ifkaran Singh, a software engineer from the USA, discusses the benefits of internships. He emphasizes that internships provide real-world experience, practical skills, enhance problem-solving and communication abilities, and build resumes. He advises against common mistakes like starting the search too late, not customizing resumes for each application, and neglecting to proofread for spelling and grammar. He recommends platforms like LinkedIn and campus career pages, and encourages persistence in contacting recruiters, even if initial attempts don't yield results. He also touches upon the importance of behavioural questions in interviews and the value of unpaid internships for gaining experience early in one's career.

This segment focuses on the character strength of humility. The hosts explain that humility means staying grounded and connected to one's roots, regardless of success. They emphasize that great leaders stand with people, not above them. A Gurbaani proverb about the Simmal tree illustrates how even something large and seemingly impressive can disappoint if it lacks value. The discussion highlights that one should never become so successful as to be untrainable, using the analogy of a full glass of water- once full, there's no space for anything new. The contrast between ego (only I can do it) and humility (I can do it) is explored, and the importance of continuous learning and curiosity is stressed.

Ishmeet Singh, a 12th-grade student, explains the concept of 'Shabad Jod' (word combinations) within Jap Sahib. He demonstrates how breaking down words like 'Nirbhau' (Nir + Bhau = fearless) reveals deeper meanings. He explains that Jap Sahib, composed by Guru Gobind Singh Ji, describes various names and attributes of God from different perspectives. He encourages participants to find the meaning of their own names through 'Shabad Jod' to understand their inherent qualities and apply Gurbaani's wisdom in daily life. This segment emphasizes understanding the meanings behind the words of Gurbani to enhance spiritual connection.

This segment features motivational quotes shared by campers from various locations. Komalpreet Kaur from Tarn Taran emphasizes building a good relationship with oneself, as that's the person who will always be there. Harleen Kaur from Ropar encourages focusing on the direction of one's journey rather than just the size of steps. Veerpal Kaur from Kapurthala advises comparing oneself to their past self, not others. Lavpreet Singh from Tarn Taran suggests finding peace and Waheguru's remembrance amidst worldly noise. The 'Graphic of the Day' illustrates that emotions are like waves, and major decisions should only be taken when in a neutral and stable state, cautioning against impulsive decisions made in extreme happiness, sadness, or anger. The hosts reiterate that anger is 'one word short of danger', urging participants to avoid making decisions while angry.

Guest Urvinder Singh answers questions from campers. Chaahat Preet Kaur asks how to transition from a student to a learner. Urvinder Singh emphasizes that students aim to pass exams and focus on marks, while learners aim to gain knowledge and apply it, learning from experiences and asking 'why, where, when'. Prabhnoor Kaur asks how to be creative. Urvinder Singh suggests that creativity is a habit developed by asking more questions, observing more, learning how to learn, thinking more, taking more risks, and cultivating curiosity. He advises campers to make mistakes without repeating them and to dedicate time to quiet reflection. Simranjeet Kaur asks about unlearning difficult but necessary habits. Urvinder Singh identified 'what will people say?' and 'I am always right' as common habits to unlearn, along with the expectation of instant results and excessive comparison. He emphasizes that inner success comes from virtues like humility and being true to oneself, and urges children to grow into good human beings, not just successful professionals.

Important announcements are made, including details about the Baani Kanth (memorization) test, which will involve 100 verses and their meanings. Registration and feedback forms are still open, with feedback forms needing to be filled for 15 out of 19 days for attendance. The hosts encourage campers to complete their tasks and mention that a leader board will be announced. The session concludes by thanking all participants and guests, emphasizing the importance of applying what they've learned to build a life of true wealth and commitment to lifelong self-improvement. Campers are reminded about tomorrow's exciting sessions with IAS Simrandeep Kaur, Jasleen Kaur (from Ukraine war), and Avneet Singh (on high-performing teams).