Jump to content

All Activity

This stream auto-updates

  1. Earlier
  2. Don't be a fool to the western civilization.
  3. This is where the vichola needs to get involved, and family!
  4. Hi All, I havent been on this forum for a while but I thought id give it a try again as it helped me through some rough times earlier in my life. I wanted to seek for guidance on sikhi and marriage ... I noticed a post earlier on sanjog etc. and it got me thinking about my own life and marriage. For context, I have been married 3 years and things are not working out. When we met, I looked in to sanjog alot and it felt like it was written. However, as these years have gone by its become apparent that we no longer align with each other and our marriage is struggling. We dont seem to understand each other and things have fallen apart. We are at a stage now where separation/divorce is looking like the best option. Neither of us are happy and whilst we have tried to work things through in many different ways, after 3 years we have drifted away. What are the sikh views on this? is it written if we decide that we no longer serve each other? or is that a sin and should I continue to work at it? my issue at the moment is that it is draining me. I feel withdrawn from everything due to things going on between us including sikhi and going to the gurdwara. Breaks my heart to even be writing this but I do think if we are both not happy and cant see a way of being happy then what is the point in continuing? Or should I be continuing and is it paap if we dont honour our laavan? if that is the case, what does sikhi say about marriage? how do I continue knowing everyday I feel the way I do? Thanks
  5. Please visit www.santbhagwansingh.com to read inspirational stories.
  6. I'll use this place as my spiritual journal so if anyone wants to join then feel free to! I'm not sure if this could be classed as an experience but last week (or 2 weeks ago), I felt my saliva to be sweet however I lost it after a week. I don't really regret it though, if I lost it then it's Hukam Another point, I feel my concentration to be very good for a while, I can focus on the void for a longer period of time than I could before. I also feel a lot more Anand, it's all Guru di kirpa
  7. Fateh Ji, Don't worry about this, just do more and more Naam Simran. You will eventually focus more. If possible, talk to a Mahapursh and ask for help. Also avoid eating spicy food, meat, etc.
  8. Would love to hear some spiritual experiences you guys have experienced!! I think this would be an interesting topic as it would motivate other Gursikhs to do Naam Simran There's another website where people have talked about their experiences but it's dead now (Sikhawareness), most of the people have left the forum so now it's time for the new generation to talk about experiences!!
  9. She may not have chosen the wisest words but its fair to say people got killed for speaking out. But good for her. Hopefully she can learn from this situation.
  10. There are lots of illegal Indians coming on these boats as well. Southall, Wembley, Leicester are all filthy sadly.
  11. I dont believe it was a black kid.
  12. After they’ve turned out on the Muslims they will turn on us as well.
  13. Well initially the rumour was that it was some Muslim boy called Ali Al Skakti. The goreh are just fed up with all the illegal immigrants and the Muslims causing issues with grooming gangs, terrorism and never ending Palestine marches. I don't blame them to be honest. They've been like a boiling cauldron and the lid has now finally burst. In Punjab we don't like the influx of bhaiyas either. There will be a race war in the near future in Britain.
  14. Interesting. Though it is a display and not warfighting, but still skill in display can indicate skill in fighting (being able to hit the target or land a punch).
  15. Some new moves to add if your gatka public displays are getting repetitive. https://fb.watch/tRAf9UBbTw/
  16. My name is J. Singh from Brampton, Ontario and I'm being spyed/under surveillance.
  17. Off topic but they are removing S. Bhindranwale tracks from youtube and soundcloud. You guys aware of this?
  18. Yeah a false rumour but Islamists are like the English Defence League. Both these groups blaming each other. They should have a referendum on immigration rather than this mindless rioting.
  19. A 17-year old kid in the UK stabbed 10 people and killed 3 children. This is quite a horrific incident. What makes this story nuts is the fact the British folks blamed Muslims when it was (according to media reports) a Black British Born kid brought up in Southport, England (he turned 18). There was rioting followed by a police van being burnt in front of a mosque. I have doubts that it was black British born kid-probably a British born Anglo-Saxon kid, just because the amount of support the groups involved in the riots get-but then again I might be wrong. This however is a clear indication in the times we are living in. A innocent 17-year old kid killing 3 children is crazy.
  20. I'm usually more on reddit, much easier to use on phone as well.
  21. Oxford English Dictionary: Worship: reverence or veneration paid to a being or power regarded as supernatural or divine. The problem is missionaries don't think of Guru Granth Sahib ji as supernatural or divine. Rather they think Gurbani is merely some poetry about God, who is divine. Of course, this is totally wrong because 1) Gurbani is divine and is God and 2) Gurbani says "the Pothi (book) is the abode of God".
  22. It's the missionary mindset. They would either deny that Sikhs bowed before Guru Nanak Dev ji or would say that that was only "respect" and that they only "worshipped" God. The reason, again, is they don't believe Guru is God. No, bro, it's the same thing. But just in case Veer Manpreet Singh thinks it's different, we can just say "Fine, we won't worship Guru Granth Sahib ji, we will do pooja of Guru ji." Part of this is caused by us using English terms and then quibbling over the definitions. If we just used the word pooja, there wouldn't be a problem. Also, Sikhs don't read Gurbani. If they did, they wouldn't fall prey to missionary preaching.
  1. Load more activity
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

Terms of Use