In Bipran/Brahmin way tradition, the idea of ‘touched’ or ‘untouched’ food is linked to ritual purity and social hierarchy. This practice leads people away from the truth, to which Sikhs… Continue reading Illusion and Fakery of Joothaa and Untouched food
Tag: stubbornness
Stubborn Mindedness – Getting Rid of it
Stubborn mindedness is critiqued and rejected (Khandan) in the Gurmat Wisdom of the Sri Guru Granth Sahib (SGGS). A stubborn person is a person of blind-mind (Un-enlightened, Manmukh-Saakat-Mayadhaaree). Hence, the… Continue reading Stubborn Mindedness – Getting Rid of it
Stubborn Mindedness – Counting Beads
The edict of the Sri Guru Granth Sahib (SGGS) is that telling beads or counting beads is worthless — ‘Phokat’, of no value etc. Read More
Stubborn Mindedness – Cooking Own Separate Food
Baabaa Nanak teaches to create a casteless society. However, the Sikh community being casteless is a great MYTH! Although decried by the Gurmat of Guru Nanak (teaching of the Sri Guru… Continue reading Stubborn Mindedness – Cooking Own Separate Food
Stubborn Mindedness – Reading or Listening Gurbani
Today, in the Gurdawaras, the page to page reading of Sri Guru Granth Sahib (SGGS) called Akhand-Paath is sold to the public in a businesslike manner. It is an example… Continue reading Stubborn Mindedness – Reading or Listening Gurbani