Recent content by Amardeep Singh 1000

I am no longer looking, but thank you for your suggesions, ji.

Please disregard my question.

Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji - Ang 1153 Guru Arjan raag bhairau mahalaa panjavaa paRataal ghar teejaa Raag Bhairao, Fifth Mehla, Partaal, Third House: ikOankaar satigur prasaadh || One Universal Creator God. By The Grace Of The True Guru: paratipaal prabh kirapaal kavan gun ganee || God is the...

Nice to meet you, Chetan Bhai.

God bless you. I am a lacto-vegetarian and am very worried about the conditions dairy cows (in the US at least) have to endure, what happens to the calves, etc. My current plan is to not buy any diary products outright but won't put up a fuss when I am offered a diary-containing product such...

Hee hee heeeee.

According to what I have seen, it is a stereotype of Punjabis--always singing and dancing. However, a lot do live up to the reputation.

Sir, that is great, but isn't that reinforcing the stereotype that we are always dancing? LOL!

Thank you, sir. I have read that discussion, and I found it to be very interesting. Personally, I find it to be very touching that someone wants to move and sway to kirtan, because that is proof that they are being moved by it. I don't dance to kirtan, but I sing very loudly along with it. I...

Thank you.

I know the Gurdwara very well. Yes, but that is not the point. Many Jathas can use that Gurudwara with their respective dogmatic rituals about Amrit Sanchar. This particular one you took with is against SRM and they do not follow it. What do you think about it? In an answer to one of Ishna's...

At this point I am more concerned about the how, though maybe in the future I will explore the why.

These are the rules I was given when I took amrit: 1. Don't cut your kesh 2. Don't have sex other than with your spouse 3. Don't take tobacco, alcohol, or other intoxicants 4. Don't eat ritually slaughtered meat 5. Don't eat meat at all 6. Earn an honest living 7. Give 1/10th of your earnings to...

Tejwant Singh Ji: I feel your frustration laced with guilt because of not being able to do what you were asked. There is no need to feel guilty or frustrated, but that was nice of you. My only issue was that I was seeking practical advice from people who might have struggled with the same...

Thank you. I had tried a few other sites a long time ago (SikhNet being the one I can remember) and unfortunately found the same phenomenon as you do everywhere else on the web, which is people feeling more free to be abusive than they would in real life since they are not facing you and won't...