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Harnek Singh

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  1. Waheguru Jika Khalsa, Waheguru Jiki Fateh

    To be liberal or not to be liberal. To change or to stay the same. What works for our culture? What not? Things that looks fine for us today will be considred backwards 50 years from now. What will you say if your great grandkids says marriagfe is not required for 2 partners to live together and have a child. Better yet, their grandkids will suggest that's even backwards, one should be able to share partners with others and have children with anyone. Something to think about.

    Gurfateh

  2. Waheguru Jika Khalsa, Waheguru Jiki Fateh

    Talking to a Bangoli friend of mine, according to him, Bangladesh never wanted to part from Pakistan and the 90,000 Pakistan soldier that surrendered were not ready to die for East Pakistan. And the first democratically elected Bangladesh was never a recognized country until the Military overthrew the goverment and came into power. Things to think about.

    Gurfateh

  3. Waheguru Jika Khalsa, Waheguru Jiki Fateh

    In the first video, if you watch carefuly, after recieving the first envelope, his right hand goes to the bottom side and grab something from his left. This he kept between his right thumb and palm and he perform the *magic* after the second envelope.

    In the second video, its is so obvious he's pushing something into his mouth with his left hand.

    Why don't this guy go and perform real miracles, go and produce rain where there is drought, make bread drop from the skies for those who're hungry, or coins for those who are poor and in debt.

    Seems like he takes more than he gives.

    Gurfateh

  4. Waheguru Jika Khalsa, Waheguru Jiki Fateh

    Spike Lee's intention, IMO, is to show bigotry and racial prejudice that exists in the Western countries. 5 years after 9/11 and most are still ignorant. There is a thin line between being patriotic and bigotry, most can't tell which side they are on.

    Gurfateh

  5. Waheguru Jika Khalsa, Waheguru Jiki Fateh

    LionKing, consider there were no papers available during Muhammad's time....most of the revelation were written on other mediums such as leafs, clothes etc. The Quran that we have in current form (hardcover paper) came much later after the prophets time. An islamic friend of mine himself told me this, that Quran were written hundred of years after the prophet. Where do we know, what was revealed and what was added...only God knows, but when it comes down to praying, no matter what religion you are, you can be truly connected to God in many languages and many religions. Dissing one's religion is counterproductive to such effort.

    Gurfateh

  6. Prem, I was merely responding to the theme of your response saying the responsibility lays solely on us for things that not in our control...

    as you said,

    The fact is, 'Sikh' is not only a moral and religious construct, but a social one too - and merely saying that they are not true Sikhs means we don't face up to our responsibilities in dealing with issues inside us that produce monsters like honour killers etc

    I know we have a problem, but its not a Sikhi problem, its an Indian problem, just like the female fetocide article you posted. The same goes for bride burnings too. Do you know which state has the highest bride burning in India? Its uttar Pradesh and it occurs year after year.

  7. Ishna

    Well, that is a very big question, isnt it? It reminds me of the honour killing debate in Canada - is it right to call the mother and father who murdered their own daughter as Sikhs?

    On a spiritual level, it is clear that they have sinned against Guruji in a most heinous way. So, technically, morally, practically, they have sinned against Sikhi. But I think there is a risk if we do that whenever a problem arises, we don't face up to the problem - we just sweep it under the carpet, we say, 'Oh no, they are not true Sikhs, so we don't have to worry about it'.  The fact is, 'Sikh' is not only a moral and religious construct, but a social one too - and merely saying that they are not true Sikhs means we don't face up to our responsibilities in dealing with issues inside us that produce monsters like honour killers etc

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    Prem, in this case what are you doing for case of murder and rape of christian nuns by hindus in India? This did not happened 50 years ago, but is happening right now....shall we make a movie out of that?

  8. Sikh men killed their daughters rather than let them be abducted, Sikhs left behind in Pakistan cut their hair. Sikhs did terrible things too - killed Muslim innocent men women and children, raped Muslim girls.

    We have to gain mental strength and not be so easily offended, especially about things that mean no offence.

    This is the first time I'm reading Sikhs raped Muslims girls during partition. Isolated incident, may have happened, but I need to see some reference. People tend to forget, our population is so small compared to the others and yet it always look like we are the one that causes all the troubles.

    *Still waiting for a reality made Operation Blue Star and how thousands of innocent pilgrims were killed on that day.*

    Gurfateh

  9. Greetings,

    Is the earth really 6,000 years old? Was Eve created out of Adam's Rib and hence all women are inferior to men? Is there such thing as a chosen race and all others will work to serve them in the end times? Where will an amazonian man born in 0 bc go to? heaven or hell?

    TIA

  10. Waheguru Jika Khalsa, Waheguru Jiki Fateh,

    We're all Sikhs here, which means learn. We accept Guru Granth Sahib Ji as our living guru, not simply as a holy book. When we have questions, we ask our Guruji. As its has been stated before, use GuruJi as gold standard. If we discover any bani's contradicting to what our Guruji is preaching, do we not have a right to ask questions on it?

    Gurfateh

  11. mmmmmmmmmm,

    nothing like a good genetically inhanced protein product!

    yum yum yum yum yum yum

    gobble gobble gobble gobble gobble

    OH YEAAAAAA

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    Hehe, ok here's a $64 dollar question, when it comes to eating products for their taste, is there any difference between alu-gobi paneer curry and an engineered meat with no suffering attached to it. grin.gif

    Gurfateh

  12. Waheguru Jika Khalsa, Waheguru Jiki Fateh

    To me, the fact that Guruji traveled across the continent to middle east, india, lanka and tibet in his lifetime is a miracle by itself. There regions in Sikkim that are difficult to be reached by trekkers, yet there is Guruji's foot print in there itself. Like Guruji said, Akal Purakh is timeless, and his message is timeless, so there is some commonality between His messengers that he sent over time. Guruji might have traveled to rome, he might have not. Whether the vatican is supressing the documents or not is not important. What is important is each one of us has Guru in our heart and on our minds. The Muslims said Guruji went to Mecca for Haj. The Hindus said Guruji went to Banares for Hindu pilgrimage. I'm very happy, everybody loves my Guru and wants to make Him one of theirs.

    Gurfateh

  13. Waheguru Jika Khalsa, Waheguru Jiki Fateh,

    First of all I apologize if this comes about as another eat meat or not debate...it is not (I'm a vegetarian btw). This is something regarding what I saw on CBS 60 minutes program yesterday evening. In it a segment regarding meat being engineered in labs through some process....long story short...no animals is slaughtered in the process and I can't seem to find the link (will post it as soon as I find it :lol: ). Anyhoo, what is sangat view of food (mainly meat) genetically grown in labs as compared to veg food?

    Edit to add: Found the link! Watch Test Tube Meat Debate rolleyes.gif

    Waheguru Jika Khalsa, Waheguru Jiki Fateh

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