
21-Jun-2005, 16:12 PM
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| | | | | Passion for Sikhi WE don't have neither right nor wisdom to judge anyone; leave alone you. May Waheguru bless you with outer-Rehat of a 'Khalsa' while strengthening your inner-rehat day by day.
Just remember, the outer appearance of a person is reflection of his inner-self. When all other emotions - anger, happiness, sadness, disappointment etc. show on our face and dictate our behaviour (we choose bright & nice dress up when happy and do not care to dress up when sad) ; similary inner-rehat is reflected in our rehini and pehrava. Bana and Bani are not exclusive of each other. Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/essays-on-sikhism/4407-passion-for-sikhi.htmlReference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=4407
Having knowledge is different than putting that knowledge into action. We sing almost daily "Tum maat Pita, Hum baarak Tere" but ask anyone if they have accepted Guru as Maat-Pita. NO, we still use our Mann-Matt and think that 'I' am doing all to run my life. It is His 'khed'; He has created this 'ego' in us and only HE can remove it. The only part that we can play (as I understand it) that we do 'Ardaas' and ask for 'Uddam'. May Waheguru bless you with 'Uddam' to take that first step and start following orders of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji for Sikhs. Saabat-soorat was His order...no person claiming to be beleiving in Sikh Gurus can deny that.
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23-Jun-2005, 19:57 PM
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| | | | | Re: Passion for Sikhi Excellent post ji,
Since, you brought up Ardas, I had a question I've been meaning to ask..
Can people just change Ardas as they go along? At my cousins wedding, a year ago, they removed the words "Kesh dan" from Ardas...me and my brother speculated that because the groom's side was entirely Monay, besides him. He was a mona before, but it had become a point that if he wanted to marry our cousin-sister, he had to become a sardar. (It was actually her statement that he follow those guidelines, not ours, she told him he had to do it). Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=4407Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=4407
So the question is, if I don't like something in Ardas I can change it just like that?
I know Ardas wasn't written or created by our Gurus and all that...but I still thought it had relation to everyone on a Panthic level? | 
23-Jun-2005, 22:18 PM
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| | | | | Re: Passion for Sikhi I dont think, ardas contents cud be changed just like that, esp the important blessing like kesh daan. | 
24-Jun-2005, 04:08 AM
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| | | | | Re: Passion for Sikhi WaheGuru ji Ka Khalsa WaheGuru ji ki Fateh
First of all, please forgive me for not being able to give you reference to what i am going to write down. The following part of the 'Ardas' can't and should not be altered in anyway....this is integral part of Ardas, no matter what occasion the Ardas is for - Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=4407 ARDAAS Ik Ongkar WaheGuru Jee Kee Fateh Sree Bhagautee Jee Sahaaye Vaar Sree Bhagautee Jee Kee Paatshaahee Dasveen -Pritham Bhaguatee simar kai Gur Nanak layee dhiaaye -Phir Angad Gur te Amardaas Raamdaasai hoye sahaaye -Arjan Hargobind no Simrau Sree Har Rai -Sree Harkishan dhiaaeeyai Jis dithe sabh dukh jaaye -Teg Bahaadur simriyai ghar nau nidh aavai dhaaye sabh thaa-een hoye sahaaye -Daswen Paat-shaah, Saahib Sree Guru Gobind Singhjee sabh thaa-een hoye sahaaye -Dasaan Paat-shaahiyaan kee jyot, Sree Guru Granth Saahib Jee Maharaaj ke paath, darshan deedaar ka dhyaan dhar ke, Khalsa Jee Saahib, bolna jee... W..A..H..E..G..U..R..U...
The ardas following it is eliminated when people say 'personal' ardaas or chhoti ardas for the 'sukhaasan' sewa. As far as intentional elimination of 'kesh-daan' in following is concerned. Sikhaa(n) noo(n) sikhi daan, Kesh daan, raYhatt daan, bibayk daan, Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=4407 visaah daan, bharosa daan, daanaa(n) sir daan, naam daan, siri amritsar ji day darshan ishnaan, chau(n)kiaa(n), jha(n)Day, bungay, jugo jug aTall dharam ka jaYkaar, bolo ji waheguru.
It is not meant for individual family or one person. It is meant for 'Khalsa' (Guru de Sikh) & we do 'benati' for all of the above daily. We are only human & seek His blessings on daily basis to keep up with the Rehat. So S|kh ji, I would have not changed the Ardaas because family was 'mone'...in fact begged for kesh-daan for them too. We beg 'sarbat da bhalla' & I beleive begging for 'Sikhi' for all can't be a mistake.
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