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Look Bani says Onkaar lives internally and externally, so in this sense it is impersonal and personal, so there is nothing wrong in having a personal understanding of Onkaar.  * Got anything to share on This Topic? Why not share your immediate thoughts/reaction with us! Login Now! or Sign Up Today! to share your views... Gurfateh!
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Those who renounce meat, and hold their noses when sitting near it, devour men at night.
They practice hypocrisy, and make a show before other people, but they do not understand anything about meditation or spiritual wisdom.
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Fools Who Wrangle Over Flesh
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Originally Posted by Randip Singh  Look Bani says Onkaar lives internally and externally, so in this sense it is impersonal and personal, so there is nothing wrong in having a personal understanding of Onkaar. | err what other way is there, how does an impersonal understanding work? |
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Originally Posted by harry haller err what other way is there, how does an impersonal understanding work? | Impersonal being someone elses understanding, in other words we're all entitled to our opinion.
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| |  | | | Re: Is Atheism Compatible With Sikhism
Having atheist views and then maybe coming into or paying interest to sikhism seems to be a little more common.
I myself at one time had some very strong atheist views. Paying more interest to sikhism seemed very attractive as the truth was away from all rituals and other beliefs.
I have received positive responses to sikhism from a few atheists that I have explained the religion to.
There are many reasons why people choose to be atheist.
Most popular is probably to get away from rituals, celebrations etc ...that these people see as not being to truthful.
I've often heard examples of someone seeing a person make such a fuss about being at church every Sunday or something and then seeing them the next day trying to sell a dodgy car or something to a vunerable person. This kind of activity puts off a lot of people and leads them to atheism. Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/atheism/38491-is-atheism-compatible-with-sikhism.htmlReference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=38491
Maybe the fact the true sikhism focuses on truthful living and a clean way of life is what makes it attractive for some atheists.  | 
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