In Sikhism, what most you Love?

Veer Ji I went to see the Holy City,and so I joined the crush,but I could not see it thus,perhaps the Holy City is in us.

I would say people are constantly changing ,true religion was and will always be about truth.
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sBu ko bolY Awpx BwxY ] Everyone speaks as they please.

All of the above, of course, but I think the overriding factor is that Sikhi does not insist that I believe in impossible stuff, ie, "miracles." By miracles, I mean occurrences caused by supernatural beings, events that break Natural Law, the way the universe works. I cannot believe that the Deity created this universe to set it up to run in a certain way and then sticks Its hands into things to change the rules, especially for particular, more loved people. This doesn't mean that things don't happen that we cannot explain, that seem magical or miraculous. These, I believe, are the operation of some natural law that we do not yet understand.
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In short, Sikhi does not say I should check my brain in at the door and then just accept what I am told.

With this, something wonderful has happened. Over the years, my understanding and faith have grown until now I am quite confident and happy, living a fulfilling life against all odds.

Bhen Ji, Perhaps the brain is the door and Sikhi is the key.Veer Jio most people need a sense of belonging ,but the problem is religion is not what we belong to,that is our regiment or fraternity,but ultimately we belong to our Self.

The fact that you are supposed to see God in every person on Earth, and love them unconditionally without judgement or hate, always looking to help your fellow human being and make the world better than it is. The most beautiful thing in the world is a human being helping another.

It's acceptance and love for all beings, respect for all religions.
The fact that no religion is superior,all are under the will of One God.
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The humbleness that we should have in our personalities and accept other faiths as we are all in a one world ocean surrounded by the omnipresent One God.
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It is these qualities which I would first explain to a non-sikh wanting to know why Sikhi.

Waheguru
Luckysingh

Veer Luckysingh ji thanks for your post.

We must recognize that Sikhism is not a passive religion accepting of all and the beliefs that such all may have in how they treat others. For example if a Religion in the name of God/creator persecutes another religion, whether Sikhs, Hindus, Muslims or Christians then we stand up in spite of such people's beliefs even if colored as religion.

If this was not there as a fundamental tenant of Sikhism, there would be no need for Sikhism.

Love yes but not if someone wants to kill you violently or ever so softly through other means.

Sikhs ..................,

• Sikhs stand against Hindus
  • if, they attack Muslims, Christians, Buddhists, Jews or Sikhs
• Sikhs stand against Muslims
  • if, they attack Hindus, Christians, Jews, Buddhists or Sikhs
• Sikhs stand against Christians
  • if, they attack Hindus, Muslims, Jews, Buddhists or Sikhs
• Sikhs stand against Sikhs
  • if, they attack Hindus, Muslims, Christians, Buddhists or Jews
• and so on .........

This is the essence of Sikhism's love for all in what they do within, but with limits to what they do to others!

Sat Sri Akal.

Wednesday, February 1, 2012


Ang 547 • Guru Arjan Dev Ji • Raag Bihaagraa
Listen to the Hukamnama Audio Listen to Kirtan from this Hukam


Harry ji

Re-incarnation is the basis of all religions

It exists

It will never change
Its the truth
Every time we are reborn we are given the chance to purify ourselves more so we can go back to source! union with God.

The ancient Sages and Saints have also confirmed this.

There is also much evidence on the TV in psychic shows. etc.

I have also seen past lives of others and mine too.
There are so many cases now of children born and taking their parents to other cities and identifying their previous families and even their old homes.

Maybe I will post my expeience on this


Miracles are all around. Harryji next time you come to Biggin Hill let me introduce you to some people who have been touched by the hand of God and cured.

I find it very funny Many people will swallow blindly medicines which the doctors give them.
and turn way from Spiritual healers and Saints.
Of course there are charaltons around as well!


Amarjit

PS please I am not a charaltonHa ha ha



English Translation:
Bihaagraa, Fifth Mehl, Chhant: Listen to my prayer, O my Lord and Master. I am filled with millions of sins, but still, I am Your slave. O Destroyer of pain, Bestower of Mercy, Fascinating Lord, Destroyer of sorrow and strife, I have come to Your Sanctuary; please preserve my honor. You are all-pervading, O Immaculate Lord.

He hears and beholds all; God is with us, the nearest of the near. O Lord and Master, hear Nanak's prayer; please save the servants of Your household. ||1|| You are eternal and all-powerful; I am a mere beggar, Lord.

I am intoxicated with the love of Maya - save me, Lord! Bound down by greed, emotional attachment and corruption, I have made so many mistakes. The creator is both attached and detached from entanglements; one obtains the fruits of his own actions. Show kindness to me, O Purifier of sinners; I am so tired of wandering through reincarnation. Prays Nanak, I am the slave of the Lord; God is the Support of my soul, and my breath of life.

||2|| You are great and all-powerful; my understanding is so inadequate, O Lord. You cherish even the ungrateful ones; Your Glance of Grace is perfect, Lord. Your wisdom is unfathomable, O Infinite Creator. I am lowly, and I know nothing. Forsaking the jewel, I have saved the shell;
I am a lowly, ignorant beast. I have kept that which forsakes me, and is very fickle, continually committing sins, again and again. Nanak seeks Your Sanctuary, Almighty Lord and Master; please, preserve my honor. ||3|| I was separated from Him, and now,

He has united me with Himself. In the Saadh Sangat, the Company of the Holy, I sing the Glorious Praises of the Lord. Singing the Praises of the Lord of the Universe, the ever-sublime blissful Lord is revealed to me. My bed is adorned with God; my God has made me His own.
Abandoning anxiety, I have become carefree, and I shall not suffer in pain any longer. Nanak lives by beholding the Blessed Vision of His Darshan, singing the Glorious Praises of the Lord of the Universe, the ocean of excellence. ||4||5||8||

Amarjit Singh Bamrah veer ji with due respect you are making far too many generalizations and pronouncements. There is no such thing as re-incarnation in Sikhism. When Guru ji refer to such in Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji it is used as a metaphor or to get attention of people who so believed. Guru ji if alive today would use the same metaphor with you to get your attention so that you may learn something. Guru ji would not need to do that with me. All the garbage about after lives, Deities, the fire God being in the Jyot that people may have in their house/Gurdwara is far too much to come from a person like you. Please don't dish out what others may have preached to you or fed you but listen to your heart and then speak. Posturing at such age is simply to trash learnings of your whole life and the denial of truth that always stares at us.

Please stop distorting things in the name of Sikhi. Quoting sabads with someone else's translation is far too easy. Do a translation of a sabad completely yourself and post it in Gurmat Vichhar section and I will be happy to interact.

Sat Sri Akal.

Amarjitji,

I am so tired of wandering through reincarnation. Prays Nanak, I am the slave of the Lord;


I was lying in bed this morning, listening to 'lady in red' on the radio, I actually started to feel a little sick, the words were very sickly sweet, they did not reflect my feelings of love or my feelings towards my wife, I kissed her nose and watched her eyes open, at which point I felt a surge of love, happiness, contentment,. 'I hate this song' she mumbled, and fell back to sleep.
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I actually used to love this song, 17 years ago, I would have given anything to dance with my then love to this song, but 17 years ago, I would also not have given a second thought to cheating on her either, I do not think I could be anymore different to the person I was 17 years ago, and that to me is what reincarnation is, maturing, getting closer to the ultimate truth (yes the ultimate truth is that the lady in red is not a great song!, and the red XJ6 was also a terrible car)
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One of the things I cannot get over is when people get very angry and say things and shout and scream, and then expect it to be forgotten a few hours later, like it never happened, there are many hearts that beat within us, many thieves, many ghosts, many animals, they are not spirits, they are what we are made of, what constitutes us, I feel the wolf in me, I always have, that is not to say I used to be a wolf, but I have Wolf DNA in me, maybe I am descended from Wolves, and my journey is to find wolfish consonance in a human body, who knows, but to have one life to contemplate and fathom what makes sense is hard enough!

We should not make the mistake of seeing this life as a soap opera, a step to the next level, where good deeds are rewarded with extra lives, more strength, it is not a computer game, it is the one and only chance to realise connection with Creator in a real and physical manner, a manner that goes far beyond kissing rocks or being grateful to fire