In a world divided by faith, politics, borders, and fear, we often forget one fundamental truth: we are all human first. Before any label, before any religion, before any ideology — we are born as pure, innocent souls. In Punjabi, the word “Khalis” means pure. And perhaps now, more than ever, the time has come to recognize the need to protect this purity.
I do not associate myself with any specific religion. I believe in humanity. My faith lies in compassion, in kindness, in love that transcends divisions. If my heart holds no space for empathy, if I do not feel for another human’s suffering, then what is the value of my existence as a human being?
A Global Crisis of Innocence
Across the globe, innocent lives are being lost. From Israel, India, Canada ,China and across cities like London, Paris, Kashmir ,Gaza and beyond — the places may differ, but the heartbreak is the same everywhere. Souls that did no wrong, hearts full of dreams, are being silenced by violence and hatred. And for what? Power, politics, religion, greed?
It is as if the essence of being human is under attack. The purity we are born with is being destroyed by forces that thrive on division. And our Earth, our collective mother, is weeping. She watches her children destroy each other and silently asks, “Will you not stand up for what is right?”
The Call for a New Army
Perhaps it is time to create a new kind of army. Not one that carries weapons, but one that carries wisdom. Not an army built on conquest, but on conscience. An army of Khalis Souls — individuals who recognize the divine light in every being, who stand for justice, peace, and truth, not just for their own, but for all.
Why We Must Be Strong and Keep Learning
To protect ourselves and others, especially the vulnerable and voiceless, we must be strong not just in body, but in mind and spirit. Here’s why:
- Leaders are learners: Every change-maker first became a learner. Growth is continuous.
- Knowledge is power: Learning about history, global issues, and people’s struggles helps us stay aware and act wisely.
- Strength builds confidence: A strong mindset empowers us to stand up against injustice and protect those in need.
- Compassion needs courage: True empathy often means speaking out and stepping up in difficult situations.
- Skills save lives: Whether it’s first aid, self-defense, or peaceful conflict resolution, our skills can protect lives.
- Leaders are learners: Every change-maker first became a learner. Growth is continuous.
A Spiritual Revolution
This is not about a religious revolution; this is about a human revolution. A spiritual awakening that calls for unity beyond belief systems. A world where we stop asking, “What is your religion?” and start asking, “Are you kind? Are you just? Do you care?”
Preparing for the Future
We must prepare for a time when we may stand alone. When our only ally is our conscience, and our only strength is our truth. In such a time, there will be no friend and no enemy — only those who walk with light, and those who try to extinguish it.
Let us not wait for that day to come in silence. Let us rise now. Let us fight — not with violence, but with vision. Let us protect the Khalis within us and around us. For in doing so, we protect the very essence of humanity.
This is not just a hope. It is a call. A call to the awakened. A call to the pure. A call to the Khalis Souls of the Earth.
Rise.
The Truth About Terrorists
Terrorism is not born; it is built. Those who commit acts of terror are not born with hate — they are influenced, brainwashed, and consumed by evil thoughts. They are not followers of any true religion; they serve no divine purpose. Their only goal is destruction. Here’s what we need to understand:
- Terrorists have no religion: They misuse religious narratives, but their acts reflect only hatred — not faith.
- They are influenced, not born evil: These individuals are often manipulated and radicalized by others who thrive on spreading violence.
- Their motives are power and control: Under the disguise of ideology, they pursue chaos, fear, and dominance.
- There is no reasoning with evil mindsets: Once consumed by this darkness, logic and humanity often vanish.
- We cannot escape this reality: Turning away or staying silent gives them more ground.
We must fight back — not with revenge, but with resilience. By staying strong, aware, and united, we protect not only ourselves but also others who cannot protect themselves.
