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Bhagat Singh ji one comment.
One has to watch out when one pretends to be a perfectly objective presenter on both sides of a discussion while also being implicated in a preferred outcome. This generally is a conceited way to present one's preferred position in most situations in life. It is projected as looking at both sides but it really never is. It happens all the time in real life, courts, politics, relationships, etc. Sorry for rambling.
Regarding Hukam one may want to interact or self study the Sabad in the following,
http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/sukhm...ni-sahib-astpadi-14-sabad-1-a.html#post162971
This is not the only place in SGGS regarding Hukam but thought it may be of interest.
Sat Sri Akal. peacesign
Bhagat Singh veer ji I apologize for any indiscretion. I sought Admin help to delete the post as it did not add to the discourse. I have little personal interest in this thread so I will limit my interactions here in this thread.A stance comes naturally when both sides are understood. This kind of stance is very different from a stand where the person thinks they have understood both sides but have not. Just look at Ambarsaria ji's post above. His stance comes from ignorance of what I'm saying. Whereas you are here, tackling my post, perhaps trying to understand better or convince me of something, etc, he has already dismissed it as nonsense.
One has to watch out when one pretends to be a perfectly objective presenter on both sides of a discussion while also being implicated in a preferred outcome. This generally is a conceited way to present one's preferred position in most situations in life. It is projected as looking at both sides but it really never is. It happens all the time in real life, courts, politics, relationships, etc. Sorry for rambling.
Regarding Hukam one may want to interact or self study the Sabad in the following,
http://www.sikhphilosophy.net/sukhm...ni-sahib-astpadi-14-sabad-1-a.html#post162971
This is not the only place in SGGS regarding Hukam but thought it may be of interest.
Sat Sri Akal. peacesign
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