shastarSingh

21 hours ago, proactive said:

I think you might be confusing a real Gursikh teaching Shastarvidya with the 'last Sikh warrior' and his dubious Hindu Sikh Shastarvidya or whatever is calling it this week! 

Nice to see someone who is doing real parchar as well as keeping the youth of Punjab not only active and healthy but into their religion. If all the villages of Punjab had a person like that then the Panth would not be in such a sorry state. 

All this 'last sikh warrior' stuff is crap.

Khalsa comes straight from Vaheguru and can get knowledge of any stuff straight from Vaheguru ji.

just to add 1 more thing.

this singh is in love with Brahm kavach bani and says that even millions of nuclear weapons cannot match the power of Brahm kavach bani.

He says that in future khalsa will show the power of Brahm kavach bani to the entire world.

19 minutes ago, ipledgeblue said:

I thought most Shastarvidiya ustaad are gupt and only thing visible in the open is gatka. Would be interesting to see a video of this?

does he teach loh-musht technique as well?

don't know bro

I have not been his student.

1 hour ago, Singh375 said:

Brilliant, where’s the Singh based ji? 

this singh lives in a village 5 km from mullanpur town near Ludhiana.

In last year about 20 kids from his village hv become amritdharis.

He has so much love and respect for shastars that in his room shastars r always parkash on a bed(manji) and he sleeps on floor.

He also told me that if ur mind is not concentrating on Gurbani, do shastar parkash on a bed in ur room and just see how ur  mind will fully concentrate in Gurbani.

On 8/6/2020 at 5:00 PM, shastarSingh said:

power of degh

Another story told by this bazurg Singh.

When he was granthi Singh in a Gurdwara Sahib in Delhi, a 12 year old bihari boy belonging to a poor family used to come daily to Gurdwara Sahib and ask for a big gaffaa of degh.

He dint hv much knowledge of Sikhism and ate degh just becoz of the taste.

Degh started cleaning his mind and he told Granthi Singh that he gets lots of peace sitting inside the Gurdwara Sahib.

Granthi Singh taught him mool mantar.

This boy started fighting with his family that he won't cut his hair and his dad told him that there is no way on earth that he could become a Sikh.

Couple of years later, granthi Singh contacted a Sikh family who had a flourishing furniture business.

The sikh family employed the bihari boy in their business and gave him a nice room to live. Soon the boy became amritdhari.

just to add one more thing.

This Singh is very strict that degh shud be prepared in sarbloh.

If a rehitvaan amritdhari makes degh in sarbloh utensil while japping gurbani, degh becomes amrit.

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On 8/8/2008 at 12:10 PM, xHarinder_singh said:

Couple of days back, I visited an itihaasak Guru Ghar and took a rickshaw after dropping out of the bus. The veer pulling the rickshaw was an amritdhari. When I tried to give him money, he refused and said that he doesnt take money from fellow amritdharis. He said he pulls rickshaw about 8 hours a day, it keeps his body in good health, while driving rickshaw, he keeps on singing gurbani and japping Naam, he gets the chance to do seva of Guru ke sangat everyday who sit on his rickshaw and make his rickshaw pavitarr(pure).

He starts his job at 7 am after doing his nitnem, takes 2 hours rest in the afternoon and at sharp 5 pm, calls it a day( irrespective of the amount of money he earned) and goes to Gurdwara Sahib to listen to Kirtan.

I feel this veer's job is the best job on the planet. It is also the most clean(suchi) job as he does "dassan nauhan di kirat" in reality. I feel this veer shud be the role model of sikh youth. He in reality is practicing naam jappna, kirat karni, seva karni, santokh rakhna.

This Singh used to live in raikot city near ludhiana.

I initially thought he died of coronavirus but he died of serious liver problem. He was 53 and had stopped pulling rickshaw an year back.

On 8/8/2008 at 12:10 PM, xHarinder_singh said:

Couple of days back, I visited an itihaasak Guru Ghar and took a rickshaw after dropping out of the bus. The veer pulling the rickshaw was an amritdhari. When I tried to give him money, he refused and said that he doesnt take money from fellow amritdharis. He said he pulls rickshaw about 8 hours a day, it keeps his body in good health, while driving rickshaw, he keeps on singing gurbani and japping Naam, he gets the chance to do seva of Guru ke sangat everyday who sit on his rickshaw and make his rickshaw pavitarr(pure).

He starts his job at 7 am after doing his nitnem, takes 2 hours rest in the afternoon and at sharp 5 pm, calls it a day( irrespective of the amount of money he earned) and goes to Gurdwara Sahib to listen to Kirtan.

I feel this veer's job is the best job on the planet. It is also the most clean(suchi) job as he does "dassan nauhan di kirat" in reality. I feel this veer shud be the role model of sikh youth. He in reality is practicing naam jappna, kirat karni, seva karni, santokh rakhna.

sad news. This Singh is no more.

He did Akaal chalana 50 days back.

8 minutes ago, Kau89r8 said:

Agree nothing compared to Akaal Purakh, but no disrespect brother i like to keep optimistic , but i dont think we 'close to Khalsa Raj'...if you look at the state of our kaum today, we're not in good shape, and we're in tough ride, esp when not having our own Sikh State. 

But i am keeping my faith Guru Ji, whatever happens its all Gurus plan...Vaheguru is greatest of all and everything happens for reason.

VJKK VJKF 

 

 

our present globalised  society is on the verge of collapse.

our environment, economy and energy needs r in very bad state.

In future, many countries will break and many new ones will be formed.

2 hours ago, shastarSingh said:

sorry for correction again

it may hv happened in 1950s

Removal of this walkway has led to sangat completely forgeting to do ishnaan at Kaulsar.

We need to bring this tradition back to life again.

19 hours ago, shastarSingh said:

as per information given to me this walkway was destroyed around 1910s

sorry for correction again

it may hv happened in 1950s

24 minutes ago, chatanga1 said:

 

Up until the 1950s Sachkhand Sri HariMandir Sahib was open. There were many walkways and bunge around it. In the 1950s SGPC decided to wall off Sachkhand Sri HariMandir Sahib and enclose it. This most likely was what ended that particular walkway from Kaulsar to Amrit Sarovar.

PS I went for darshan of Sri Atal Rai Gurdwara when we went to Darbar Sahib 2 years ago. It was only then I "discovered" where Kaulsar was, and then went there. It is really tucked away. Even my mom wasn't aware of it. For most people, its ishnaan, darshan of Sachkhand Sri HariMandir Sahib, Sri Akal Takht SAhib and then home.

as per information given to me this walkway was destroyed around 1910s