im going to agree with you to a certain degree, but i dont think that it is right for people to judge others for their mistakes. some mistakes have greater consequences than others, but at the end of the day, its a still a mistake.
we're all human, and we all fall now and again, but how are we to pick ourselves back up if we're constantly being put down by others? who can we turn to?
yeh ok so is was stupid for the girl to go out and tek tings far with the muslim guy, but i think there's more to this. we're not robots, we have all feelings, and sometimes these can lead us astray, but when we're in it, we cant see it, and we cant see that we're doing something wrong, because it feels right at that moment in time.
yeh sinner, every action has a reaction, thats true, but like i said, hard times can make a person do something that they wouldnt normally do, stress etc play a major role.
having said this, i think this penji has some real guts, i think she is someone who has learnt the hard way, and sometimes although its hard to accept, its the only way a person can learn, and im saying this from personal experiences (and before anyone says, no i havnt bin out with a muslim guy).
And I believe strongly in that no matter how much we turn our back on Guru Ji, Guru Ji WILL NEVER turn their back on us, so who are we are ‘sikh brother and sisters’ to think that we are SO big and SO clever and SO clean to do turn our backs on someone who has fallen? Think about it, and for Gods sake get off your high horses.
lekha dhena plays a big role too, we don’t see it, and we cant explain it, but it happens, and it does in some ways and to some extent dictate what happens to us.
my point is, some people on this site are very quick to judge others, but i think they should take a step back, get off their high horse, and think about what their saying, because your not talking about robots, your talking about HUMANS.
Someone on here was chatting bout how muslims take care of their own, how they take care and look at for their sisters (as in other muslim gals), well don’t people on here think that our brothers should be on the same for us? And I don’t just mean ‘oh if you go out with anyone il break ur legs’. That aint helping, that’s threatening. Sikh gals need to feel their protected, not under surveillance. Trust me, it isn’t a nice feeling.
and the title says that we're (girls) are sikhisms worst enemy, well we are if we go to such extremes. Sikhism to me is about strength, strength of character etc, and an act like this shows only weakness. Sikh gals need to know who they are, they are the daughters of a religion and race of warriors, in both the literal and philosophical sense, we need to remember, embrace and uphold this. But us as Sikhs need to remember that we’re all BLOOD, so what kind of a family disowns one of their own?
sory, this post was abit tooooo long, but it just gets me about the way people are quick to judge and disown others.