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re: 'Janam Sakhi' Are True Events How does it belittle the intelligence and spirituality who reads them? You are making a lot of statements but not providing any reasoning behind them.

re: 'Janam Sakhi' Are True Events plamba bro, What makes you think that these stories are exaggerated? Why would we need to tell exaggerated stories to make points? Don't you think our ancestors had enough in them to be able to go through whatever is mentioned in these sakhi's? Are we not...

re: 'Janam Sakhi' Are True Events Well said singh99 :-)

Re: Correction needed. In reference to this Sakhi about Shaheed Baba Deep Singh Ji, Baba Ji carried on fighting after they received the blow to their neck, because they had pledged to reach Harimandir Sahib before breathing their last. In contrast to Guru Tegh Bahadar Ji Maharaj, They...

Right, so what most people here are saying is don't take the sakhi's quite so literally? Guru Arjan Dev Jee went through the torture that They went through because They believed in submitting to Waheguru's bhana. Just because the story sounds abit too wild to be true, doesn't mean its not...

I recently read about Bibi Ravinder Kaur Ji (Sikh Digest, July-October 2004 edition), which is written by Californian Sevadars. I'll type up that article as soon as I have time to do so.

Some information on Sikh women, http://www.sikhawareness.com/sikhawareness/viewtopic.php?t=72&highlight=sikh+women

An absolutely lovely Shabad by Bhagat Kabir Ji, This Shabad is by Bhagat Kabeer Ji in Raag Basant on Pannaa 1194 pRhlwd pTwey pVn swl ] prehalaadh pat(h)aaeae parran saal || Prahlaad was sent to school. sMig sKw bhu lIey bwl ] sa(n)g sakhaa bahu leeeae baal || He took many of his friends...

Baba Deep Singh was a Gur Sikh belonging to the village Pahuwind in the district of Amritsar. He was tall, strong, and uncommonly brave. He had received baptism from the hands of Guru Gobind Singh Ji himself. He was a bold and fearless saint-soldier, ever ready to risk his life for the Panth. He...

Nawab Wazir Khan of Sirhind had felt concerned at the Emperor's conciliatory treatment of Guru Gobind Singh. Their marching together to the South made him jealous, and he charged two of his trusted men with murdering the Guru before his increasing friendship with the Emperor resulted in any harm...