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…
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Sheepish Attitude – People See, People do
As ‘sheep follow sheep’, the Gurbani reveals that the majority of people, particularly traditionalists, imitate or copy what they see others do. By blindly following as ‘sheep follow sheep’ (ਭੇਡ-ਚਾਲ),… Continue reading Sheepish Attitude – People See, People do
Spiritual Indigestion
When one eats without properly chewing (ਚੱਬਣ) the food, or eats more than one can chew, it results in bad-stomach or indigestion. Similarly, we get spiritual indigestion when we read… Continue reading Spiritual Indigestion
Gurbani on Religious Paraphernalia
The Gurbani enshrined within the Sri Guru Granth Sahib (SGGS) rejects all forms of pretense (religious BheKh, ਦਿਖਾਵੇ) from the outset. In other words, in the Way of Sikhi or… Continue reading Gurbani on Religious Paraphernalia
Religious Rituals – Karamkaand
The consciousness of animals is only basic – (1) eating, (2) sleeping, (3) mating, (4) defending, (5) hunting, and (6) excrementing. They have been at the same level for time… Continue reading Religious Rituals – Karamkaand