How to convert to Sikhism?

chazSingh · #10 (**permalink**) 09-Aug-2012, 22:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Azura

Waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh!

My name is Azura, and I am a Muslim born in Malaysia.. I have a problem, I want to convert to Sikhism (not the problem) and my parents are OK with it, but I heard the government can get me into trouble if I convert to any religion if born a Muslim.. should I practice secretly..? Thanks

Waheguru ji ka khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh!

Hi Azura,

everything TruthSatnaam has states is the truth...

There is no conversion...if you are seeking the truth..then you're a sikh...and the truth can be found in many places for it has existed well before any formation of religion...and it will forever exist.

God is within you...speak to him...ask Him to guide you towards the truth.
Serve others and always try to live, speak the truth....and do your Simran/meditation.

Theres nothing more to it. Live and enjoy your discoveries

chazSingh · #11 (**permalink**) 09-Aug-2012, 22:49 PM

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Originally Posted by TruthSatnaam

Satnaam Siddharth Ji

We relax and listen to the anhad naad(the first sound) which is the reflection of the frequency of Truth- of the silence(because even sound doesn't exist- theres only Nothing). The key is to let go and the samadhi take us over- and it is then that we begin to understand the universe around us.

Samadhi is silencing the mind, so that we are able to just Feel within our being. We begin to contemplate from the heart instead of the mind(which is the cause of the 5 thieves).

Sometimes i think i hear the anhad shabad during my amrit vela simran. But have not been certain of it so maybe it is my mind playing tricks.
Recently when in deep simran, i feel pulses of deep energy/tingles/pins and needles type sensation in my heart/chest region. Words cannot truely describe that feeling...it may be rom rom simran

I normally do ardaas before sleeping asking guru ji to wake me up whenever he wants me to do Simran...and i've always been awoken between 3.30am and 4am. Simran during the morning hours when most are sleeping is beyond words again