Recent content by Manmeet Singh Raj

Dearest Kulwant Kaur Ji Whilst I accept your really well put argument regarding the expression of the design not being as perfect as the design itself. I (personally) think the examples you give are somewhat non-related. Wearing corrective braces or laser treatment to correct hyperopia...

Sikhs and Jews - separated at birth?By LAUREN GELFOND FELDINGER - Jerusalem Post - Jewish World All the Holy Land faiths found connections with the Punjabi Sikhs, but Jewish groups felt a surprise affinity. The monotheistic Sikhs are a religious and ethnic group, a minority - like the Jews -...

India condemned over Sikh 'missing thousands' Randeep Ramesh in New Delhi Thursday October 18, 2007 Guardian The families of thousands of civilians "disappeared" during the Indian government's violent suppression of a campaign for a Sikh homeland more than a decade ago are still waiting for...

In situations like yours 'Clarkejoey' you have to take everything into consideration. Remember when we take 'The Path', all of our previous experiences/lives are considered (for want of a better term) null and void. I know of a few Singh's who prior to finding Sikhi, had tattoo's and numerous...

Randip Singh Veer ji, what are your impressions of the visual accounts of the shaheed of Panjvi Paatshaah Guru Arjun Dev Ji? This book relates some interesting information, particularly the operandi of their shaheed. Dass

I think for me, the above poster really sums up the concept of tattooing in Sikhi. Sikhi strictly prohibits any item that either promotes lust in others or causes the wearer any pain. If you do not believe me, read the Rehat Maryada. I know our body's are considered temporary vessels, but...