The Sri Guru Granth Sahib (SGGS) has a rich style of transmitting Wisdom through examples, illustrations, idioms, proverbs, metaphor expressions etc to reflect and guide on how to cope with different situations in… Continue reading Fence Eating the Crop
Category: fraud, deception, cheating
Fakery and Pretensciousness of ‘Untouched’ food…
Such Un-Gurmat traditions have come in Sikhi that before eating food, some – ‘Brahmins in Sikh garbs‘ – pretensciously ask who has cooked the food, who has touched the food… Continue reading Fakery and Pretensciousness of ‘Untouched’ food…
Gurdwara is Supposed to be a Gateway to Insight
Do we use institutions like Gurdwaras etc for their intended use — incubators of Awareness? If not, the problem is not with Gurdwaras, but with us Sikhs who don’t inquire… Continue reading Gurdwara is Supposed to be a Gateway to Insight
Gurbani is not Meant to Repeat Pre-1469 Belief System
Guru Sahib’s epic war was with ‘Biparvaad’ (ਬਿਪਰਵਾਦ) — rituals (Karamkaand) of non-conforming elements that constitute the negation of Gurmat of Baabaa Nanak. That being said, Biparvaad is a ‘Soch-ਸੋਚ’ (thinking)… Continue reading Gurbani is not Meant to Repeat Pre-1469 Belief System
Sikhi of the Clergy – Pujaaree
At the time of Guru Nanak’s arrival (1469), two ideologies (ਵਿਚਾਰ ਧਾਰਾ) were dominant in India — (1) Brahmin (Pujaaree-clergy) influence, madness of belief in caste system (Jaat Paat) in… Continue reading Sikhi of the Clergy – Pujaaree