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Bro, you're totally right as far as "a bunch of rocks". But it's what they represent which is the issue. The Sikhs took the Peacock throne from Delhi. Sure, "who cares about some yellow metal". But it represents sovereignty. "Khalsa Badshah" Guru Hargobind ji fought a war for some hawks. Sure, "just a bunch of birds". But they represented the sovereignty of the Sikhs. These are the crown jewels of the Sarkar-e-Khalsa. (I don't see that India has a claim on them.)

Interestingly, the Brits provided a Buddhist preacher to these 82% Hindu nation! Nepal would be better served if it became a Union Territory of India as they've had 11 govts since 2008. Gorkhas were used by the British in the wars against Sikhs. So Dharmics are fighting Dharmics. This can't be right.

Don't expect to be doing 32 Maala a day right away. Start slowly with 1 Maala a day, then 2, then 5, then 10, etc. Without Gurparsaad, doing 32 Maala is difficult, and you have to build your Abhiyaas/Naem slowly but surely over a period of time. Remember, 32 Maala of Mool Mantar was amongst the daily Nitnaem of Maha-Maha-Maha-Purakhs such as Sant Gurbachan Jee Bhindran Wale, Sant Attar Singh Jee Mastuana Sahib Wale and Baba Nand Singh Jee Nanaksar Wale. It takes time, effort and Guroo Sahib Jee's Kirpaa to have a Jeevan like theirs. Also, doing 1 Maala of Mool Mantar with concentration may also be very difficult. It may be that the more Abhiyaas/repetition one does, the more that their concentration will improve over time. All depends on the person's Karam and Guroo Sahib Jee's Nadar/Raeham on that person. May Guroo Sahib bless us all with Gursikhi and Kamaiye Wala Jeevan. Waheguroo