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  1. 15 minutes ago, dallysingh101 said:

    Hanuman Natak was part of the indigenous education system before goray invaded. 

    Haanji.

    Even today the education system in India is very bad. There is no spirituality in it.

    That's why all youngsters of India, not just Sikhs, are doing kalyugi activities and r becoming more naastak and less aastak.

  2. The below is from kamalroop Singhs article on the paintis akhari.

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    A similar but much longer bani by Guru Nanak Dev Ji about the Gurmukhi 
    alphabet is called Paṭī Likhī meaning ‘Writing on the Slate’, and it is in the Adi Sri Guru 
    Granth Sahib Ji. In this composition the Guru states, ‘No accounting is due from the 
    Gurmukh who understands the riddle through these letters.’ This also shows the status these letters had for him and also proves he actually standardised the system of 
    Gurmukhi letters as we know it today

  3. 44 minutes ago, shastarSingh said:

    There is no end of shankaas.

    Sikhi starts with ek onkaar and some "scholars" say oankaar is Hindu word.

    We shud have faith in Khalsa panth and puratan organizations like taksal and nihangs. They have their shortcomings too but they would never call a fake Granth as gurbani.

    So if they call Dasam Granth and Sarbloh Granth as gurbani, we shud have faith in it.

    Once the Indian agencies backed "parcharaks" finish off Dasam Bani from the memory of Sikhs, they are not going to stop. They will put shankaas on the bhagat Bani of Guru Granth Sahib by doing wrong meanings of below shabad.

    https://www.sikhitothemax.org/shabad?id=3650&q=dhan dhan o raa&type=4&source=G&highlight=42141

    Finally we will be left with nothing but shankaas.

    Putting shankaas is the best weapon in the hands of the enemies of Sikhs to finish off sikh religion.

  4. 1 hour ago, dallysingh101 said:

    I think he came around in the end. 

     

    We should also understand the source of the shanka on Dasam bani - the colonial period.  The literature produced in that time still has an enduring effect on the minds of many apnay (even if indirectly). We should understand that these may not be very mentally strong and susceptible to outside influences.  

    There is no end of shankaas.

    Sikhi starts with ek onkaar and some "scholars" say oankaar is Hindu word. So we can have shankaas on the pronunciation of ek oankaar.

    We shud have faith in Khalsa panth and puratan organizations like taksal and nihangs. They have their shortcomings too but they would never call a fake Granth as gurbani.

    So if they call Dasam Granth and Sarbloh Granth as gurbani, we shud have faith in it.

  5. 3 hours ago, shastarSingh said:

    Even gurwinder Singh nangli who is a very big scholar of panth believes in this sakhi. He says that this sakhi is written somewhere in ayodhya and is distributed among people there.

     

    Dallysingh veerji

    What do you make of this sakhi?

    Can it be true?

    We have account of every battle fought by Guru Sahib. How come we missed this battle?

  6. 7 hours ago, Arsh1469 said:

    Any evidence that Guru Ji wrote Gobind Gita? I believe in all of Dasam Granth but for the removed banis I am skeptical. I know it is in some Dasam Granth Birs wrriten by Baba Deep Singh Ji but do we know definitively that he wrote those Birs and if yes what is the evidence? Do any historical texts mention it?

    I consider Khalsa panth as my Guru as well, so I believe the word of panth when they say that the bir is written by baba deep Singh ji.

    We shud not be asking for proof or evidence for every thing.

    Gobind gita is also mentioned in Sarbloh Granth Sahib.

     

  7. 28 minutes ago, ChardikalaUK said:

    The bible condones slavery but the westerners moved along with the times and made changes. In fact they refer to their hyper religious, following everything in the bible phase as The Dark Ages.

    Has Sikhi removed the caste system? Not even close. Look at how many Gurdwaras are dedicated for separate castes. The sad thing is that casteist Gurdwaras are more prevalent in the west than in India.

    Gurbani does not promote caste. Punjabis do.

    On the other hand, according to some scholars gita is casteist and promoter of violence.

    My main point is we don't need gita parchar from our stages.

    Gita has both good and false teachings. It's kachi Bani same as bible and Quran.

    On one side we hv fake missionary "scholars" who will abuse gita or anything related to Hinduism.

    On the other side, we hv sampardayee gianis who hv nirmala teachers and they glorify krishan "bhagwan" and gita.

    The Sangat is being misled by both.

  8. 43 minutes ago, ChardikalaUK said:

    Every civilisation has had a class/caste system. In Europe commoners were banned from wearing certain items of clothing that only the upper class could wear. Even just 50-60 years ago most sons followed the same profession as their fathers. The sad thing is that India is 50 to 100 years behind in thinking to the west in this regard today. 

    Brahmin varna system is evil.

    It's not just about work.

    Brahmin is worshipped and shudra is treated like animal.

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