now about the given situation if as said that there was Guru Ji Sarrop was planned to be there and subsequently alcohol was to be served then I think it crossed the lined and the offending party should be peacefully informed about that ( as they may be even unaware of what they are doing... ... as this present condition of sikhi)
why is it ok to have/consume alcohol in the presence of god. who is here everywhere always, but not in front the guru granth sahib?
i am not saying it should be. but why isn't that ever addressed.
inside the gurudwara in the main hall, everything is ritualised etc.. do this that and the other, as the guru is there. but outside where god is still present our standards are allowed to slip.
time 'sikhs' (?) had a reality check.
either we unconditionally in presence of god or we not.
if we are that seems to point to strength of sikh immortallity.
if not how are we diffierent from everybody else.
now about the given situation if as said that there was Guru Ji Sarrop was planned to be there and subsequently alcohol was to be served then I think it crossed the lined and the offending party should be peacefully informed about that ( as they may be even unaware of what they are doing... ... as this present condition of sikhi)
why is it ok to have/consume alcohol in the presence of god. who is here everywhere always, but not in front the guru granth sahib?
i am not saying it should be. but why isn't that ever addressed.
inside the gurudwara in the main hall, everything is ritualised etc.. do this that and the other, as the guru is there. but outside where god is still present our standards are allowed to slip.
time 'sikhs' (?) had a reality check.
either we unconditionally in presence of god or we not.
if we are that seems to point to strength of sikh immortallity.
if not how are we diffierent from everybody else.
what about respect for life, humanity, and hence god?
that is the essence of sikhi not through idolising our guru who is beyond all of our petty projections.
BAL CHUK MAF.
sincerist apologies for any misrepresentation of misunderstandings just trying to learn and understand from you great people.
thanks a million
why is it ok to have/consume alcohol in the presence of god. who is here everywhere always, but not in front the guru granth sahib?
i am not saying it should be. but why isn't that ever addressed.
inside the gurudwara in the main hall, everything is ritualised etc.. do this that and the other, as the guru is there. but outside where god is still present our standards are allowed to slip.
time 'sikhs' (?) had a reality check.
either we unconditionally in presence of god or we not.
if we are that seems to point to strength of sikh immortallity.
if not how are we diffierent from everybody else.
now about the given situation if as said that there was Guru Ji Sarrop was planned to be there and subsequently alcohol was to be served then I think it crossed the lined and the offending party should be peacefully informed about that ( as they may be even unaware of what they are doing... ... as this present condition of sikhi)
why is it ok to have/consume alcohol in the presence of god. who is here everywhere always, but not in front the guru granth sahib?
i am not saying it should be. but why isn't that ever addressed.
inside the gurudwara in the main hall, everything is ritualised etc.. do this that and the other, as the guru is there. but outside where god is still present our standards are allowed to slip.
time 'sikhs' (?) had a reality check.
either we unconditionally in presence of god or we not.
if we are that seems to point to strength of sikh immortallity.
if not how are we diffierent from everybody else.
what about respect for life, humanity, and hence god?
that is the essence of sikhi not through idolising our guru who is beyond all of our petty projections.
BAL CHUK MAF.
sincerist apologies for any misrepresentation of misunderstandings just trying to learn and understand from you great people.
thanks a million