Sunny Leone Should Be Excommunicated?

Narayanjot Kaur · #19 (**permalink**) 29-Jun-2009, 12:17 PM

Back to my earlier question. I see it now ....

BAJJAR + KU + REHIT

Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/hard-talk/25591-sunny-leone-should-be-excommunicated.html
Sometimes I am kind of dumb.
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The Khalsa Fauj · #20 (**permalink**) 29-Jun-2009, 12:33 PM

You got the meaning right. That is good. It is nothing to do with dumb. Sometimes we just ignore some things. On wikipedia, her name states that it is originally karen malhotra. Malhotras aren't Sikh usually.

it says on wikiepedia:

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Leone does her best to maintain a link to Sikh traditions, even if more in theory than in practice. But she’s unlikely to disavow her career path due to religion. "Girls will leave the industry claiming that they found God," she says. "Well, the fact is, God has always been with them the entire time.

God sure isn't with her unless her God is Kaal. Gurbani says the following about dharam and kaal.

iqQY kwlu n sMcrY joqI joiq smwie ] 6] {gurU gRMQ swihb jI, pMnw 55}
Thithai Kaal Na Sunchrai Joatee Joat Smaaye|| 6||
Kaal (spiritual death) doesn’t reach there; the light merges with The Light (God). 6.

hir ky nwm ibnw duKu pwvY ] Bgiq ibnw shsw nh cUkY guru iehu Bydu bqwvY ] 1] {gurU gRMQ swihb jI, pMnw 830}
Har Kay Naam Binaa Dukh Paavai || Bhagat Binaa Sahsaa Nah Chookai Gur Eh Bhayd Btaavai || 1||
Without the name of God, a person receives pain. Doubt is not removed without serving God; this secret has been revealed to me by God. 1.

Gyani Jarnail Singh · #21 (**permalink**) 29-Jun-2009, 13:46 PM

Nau sau chooha kha ke billi hajj nu challee..he he
You got it right Khalsa Fauj Jio...
After consuming 900 live rats..the "pussy cat" decided to go to the Hajj (spiritual cleansing )..
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=25591
she can go to hajj..but can the Hajj come to her ?? Will the hajj come to her ??

SIKHI is NOT such an "easy" way..that almost anybody can follow it..its as Sharp as the blade of the double dged Khanda and finer than a hair...cnat get any more difficult than that...anyone can claim to follow..be a sikh...BUT "BEING" A SIKH..thats where the lightning strikes..BOOM KABOOM.

The Khalsa Fauj · #22 (**permalink**) 29-Jun-2009, 14:04 PM

Gyani Ji! You are exactly right. People think they will do all types of kurehits and then become Amritdhari when they get to 50 years in age. It doesn't really work out in the end. These people take Amrit when they are 50 but maaya still haunts them. Gurmat path is a practice just like sports. A person has to start playing a sport from a very young age to make it to the big leagues. Otherwise, the chances of making to the big leagues just goes down and down. A 50 year old person can't become a star at the game of baseball. Same way, it is very hard to change when the person reaches 40s or 50s. It is best to get on Gurmat path as fast as possible or it be like nau sau choohaa khaa kay billi hujj nu chalee.

Gyani Jarnail Singh · #23 (**permalink**) 29-Jun-2009, 19:21 PM

IN Fact in Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji Kabir Ji has already pointed this out as clearly as can be...IF YOU Cannot Live NAAM while Young and Strong..what makes you think you can do it when your eyes water, tongue shakes, feet tremble and your brains are addled ??
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=25591
PRACTISE makes perfect..and Practise of NAAM LIVING has to begin as young as possible...

The Khalsa Fauj · #24 (**permalink**) 30-Jun-2009, 01:41 AM

Gyani Ji, you are 100% right.

Archived_Member5 · #25 (**permalink**) 30-Jun-2009, 15:24 PM

The perils of a misspent youth are brought to light when the delusion of hedonism becomes a stark and bitter poison. Reputation, reputation, reputation, it is sometimes a dilemma for the Sangat as to how to treat fallen angels wishing to return to the panth and fold. Some fall by choice and wilfulness whilst others are felled by malicious peers and adversaries, if fortunate fall on their swords if ill fated enough to be taken by the enemy camp can but detach from all such associations threatened by defamation is associated with such a one. The Waheguru is Pure Wisdom incorporating virtue and honour. God confers Honour upon whom he so wills.

Sikhism has many convert, former good time girls who take Amrit, don the mantle and lead pious lives. As Sikhism accords them the dignity of religiosity and the sanctum of the temple of faith, thus it is a moral duty if not obligation for the ‘’Sikh’’ to ensure their actions, words and misdeeds do not reflect badly upon their creed. Whilst it is commendable she exhibits her pride is her Sikh roots, this fragile relationship between, The Lord, Sangat and the individual requires equanimity.

For former fallen individuals to take the name of their faith they must take Amrit and become orthodox or distance themselves from public declarations of such association. If by association the individual gains credence and status by affiliation then they are honour bound to ensure the Sikh faith also gain from their allegiance or association. Only in this manner is the relationship of the individual, the faith and The Lord can be sanctified.

The Orthodox carry the great name and honour of this faith in their daily lives, it is an aberration upon the devoted to be forced to defend questionable behaviour and actions of those unwilling or unable to conform and adhere to the aforementioned terms of faith and fidelity designed to protect the individual on the path, the Sangat and The good name and standing of the faith.
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=25591
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=25591

{Bach Buuri Halaton se, Patta Patta Singhann da Vairi}

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh. ...

kilemba · #26 (**permalink**) 30-Jun-2009, 19:14 PM

To each his own, If she believes in the Guru Granth Sahib , who are we to judge her if she is Sikh.

dalsingh · #27 (**permalink**) 30-Jun-2009, 19:30 PM

I am wondering if she is genuine at all in her wish to return to fold. Or if this is true at all? She would have trouble marrying into a Sikh family given her background - rightly or wrongly.