Hindu Aarti In Gurdwara

Neutral Singh · #46 (**permalink**) 27-Dec-2005, 15:45 PM

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Originally Posted by xishveirx

kidaan singhs and kaurs

well im no good at philosophical talks.

the fact is it is a ritual and an act of blatant ignorance and incompetency of the granthi(s) and how unfit they are to address the sangat of Guruji.

it is impressive how corrupt and ignorant the minority of the sikh sangat are in india itself compared to countries like malaysia, singapore where sikhs are actually second generation or more and some may not even stepped foot in india.

i honestly think it is a problem. a problem with roots deeply related to how sikhs are in india.
we are generally still made to appear as hindus and im just thankful that i am not part of that indian society (please understand that i mean no harm by making that statement)
i prefer being born and raised outside india where i get more credit for being a sikh and someone separate from the hindu religion. recognition is important to me as feel many of my dear Gurus gave up a lot to make us a distinct and strong community.

anyway, i might be going off topic there so i would like to reiterate that sikhs in india are at fault and should regroup and start formulating simple ways on working together and being "real" and not "fake"

rab rakha

Kiddan veerji,

How easy it is to run away from the main battlefield and make such brave statements as above. How proud Guru ji would be by seeing such "Real" fake sikhs. (please understand that i mean no harm by making that statement). How easy it is to find faults in others and have a great fun time. But imagine how difficult it is for a sikh in India, to meet a sikh outside India, who behaves like an average typical Hindu Indian...

devinesanative · #47 (**permalink**) 27-Dec-2005, 18:32 PM

Cowards Leave India ....

When They Learn , By Assimilating And Absorbing The Culture , Behaviour And Attitudes Of That Country , Jadon Nak Sunkana Aa Janda Hai Te Galla Aundia Haan !!!!

Je Inni Takat Hai Te India Wich Reh Ke Kiyon Nahi Kuch Karde Ho ... Gaapi Sher.

devinesanative · #48 (**permalink**) 27-Dec-2005, 18:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Aman Singh

zxc279 showed traits of a radhasoami follower and vijaydeep Singh ji rightly pointed out that trait of him. There is an interesting article on radhasoami followers

--> http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/sikh-s...y-beliefs.html

Please have a look.

Thanks

I think appreciating someone is not a bad thing .

Moreover there are millions of commercial gurus today vying for the fair market share of the public . With how many people you will fight.

Humble_Gursevak · #49 (**permalink**) 01-Jan-2006, 00:03 AM

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Originally Posted by devinesanative

I think appreciating someone is not a bad thing .

Moreover there are millions of commercial gurus today vying for the fair market share of the public . With how many people you will fight.

Gurufateh Veer Ji, Just bringing lighter side to the discussion I like what you wrote "Millions of commercial Gurus". These commercial Gurus’s are running very profitable Guru Business. What are we doing here lets get in the market.
Happy New year to every one Ji
Maffie ji

devinesanative · #50 (**permalink**) 01-Jan-2006, 12:20 PM

Happy New Year Dear Humble Gursevak ...

May be we are doing Market Research ...

A business is profitable when there is a great demand of a solution to a common problem.

Again wishing you a Happy New Year .

International Akaali · #51 (**permalink**) 01-Jan-2006, 23:05 PM

please do aarth of sohila sahib and you will get your answer

Manmohan Singh Vijan · #52 (**permalink**) 15-Apr-2006, 23:03 PM

Will the writer, or any other friend, enlighten me as to what is meant by "Hindu Aarti"?
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/sikh-sikhi-sikhism/5503-hindu-aarti-in-gurdwara.html

Is it different from "Aarti"?

Archived_member7 · #53 (**permalink**) 16-Apr-2006, 15:49 PM

Saadh SANGAT Satsriakaalji,
I dont understand what the problem is when it comes to traditional practices....
The Panth has its birthplace in India..and if people feel ashamed to be associated with India..they will not hesitate to associate with the Panth.
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=5503

There has to be understood that Babaji or Sant Kabirji ridiculed rituals in a way because the main motive to be spiritual was lost...since people were worried about mahurats...and they made them understand ...that just facing the east and chanting mantras and just offering water was not the only motive...the main motive was GOD...THE HARI PARMATMA....

We are claiming to be great by rejecting our own roots...just like neo-islamis...we have to understand we are not muslims...we are not idol haters or breakers...our Pehle Guru Padshaahji or the Dasve Padshaahji did not give the message to stop going to temples...or to hate hindus and India...
He would never do that...we have the same blood....everyone has a different approach to God...

As much as we hate non keshdhaari hindus..do we have that much guts or the zeal to hate the mullah..who have been thirsty for our Guru's blood...perhaps no...
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=5503
The Khalistanis lick their ***...to have their quota ...

I end here..and request you all to think...read Gurubani ..attend Sangat...
Why we do we say Ram Raje so many times...and not allahuakbar..

If your defination of a sikhi is a typical muslim way like ..woman almost covering everything...I feel you should think twice before you profess to be sikh...the Gurus had been broad minded...why are we going the taliban way?

May Guru Maharaj give all of us the shakti to realize truth...

Waheguru ji Ka Khalsa
Waheguruji ki Fateh

Manmohan Singh Vijan · #54 (**permalink**) 16-Apr-2006, 16:23 PM

Let us please never forget what Guruji told us about this debate.

Aowal Allah noor upaya, Kudrat de sabh Bande.
Reference:: Sikh Philosophy Network http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/showthread.php?t=5503
Ek noor te sab Jag upjaya,
Kown bhale kown mande?

Manmohan.
Sevadaar.