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1 hour ago, Ranjeet01 said:
Very difficult to say this is a result of Afghani Karma.
Afghanistan is a mountainous country and sits on a tectonic fault line. Earthquakes are a natural occurance
A few years ago, Japan suffered a 3-in-1 disaster, they had an earthquake, a tsunami and a nuclear plant meltdown. I don't know how this is a fault of their karma though.
True. But HAARP is a way to use technology to create such disasters. Karmic payback by USA for allowing India back in?
Geoengineering, also known as weather modification has been going on for decades.
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6 hours ago, S1ngh said:
Now you probably did follow up further details of the above news. Security forces killed many terrorist and one of security person died as well. One Sikh killed in this attack. Attack was the reply to the racist and anti-national Party spokesperson. They are terrorist and the India Hindu person like Radharamn Das has nothing to loose as it was Sikh Gurdwara they attacked.
Well my sources tell a different story.
But to follow on from your comment, the Centre just issued 111 emergency visas to Afghan Sikhs and Hindus. In the light of the huge demonstrations in Delhi against CAA/NRC, do you believe this was the right decision?
No doubt you are aware that Hindus (which includes other Dharmic religions) are not protected by the UN Human Rights Council. The Centre has pointed out their Hinduphobic stance several times with the intent of changing this.
What's your response on this in your accusation of Racism? Rhetorical.
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Rape victim ordered to pay abuser child support.
https://www.wbrz.com/news/investigative-unit-rape-victim-ordered-to-pay-her-abuser-child-support/
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1 hour ago, Ranjeet01 said:
I think that plants also have some kind of collective intelligence and respond to certain stimuli.
True. I read that trees communicate with each other and provide resources if one of them is dying. The beauty of nature.
There was also an experiment on using emotions to see the impact on food. The pot which was spoken to lovingly didn't rot as quickly as that abused and sworn at.
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21 minutes ago, Ranjeet01 said:
Yes, it is something that I have come to realise. More through self discovery and putting 2 and 2 together.
If you hear something like hard rock/heavy thrash metal like Metallica or something of that nature, it has a particular intensity and it make bang your head up and down which is what you see those goreh banging their heads, crowd jumping and chunking themselves in mosh pits. Those electric guitars, lol
I had some spoilt kids in the back of my car once and I threatened them with classical music if they did not behave, lol. I switched on Classic FM (which I never listened to before) but it calmed them down. Very strange, lol and they liked it.
Yes, children often respond well to music. Many Indians use mantras to stop babies crying and to calm unborn babies down too, along with the mother.
Others use mantras to aid healing of their loved ones in hospital.
Very powerful tool which should not be forsaken as I'm sure Muslims could do with it. Quite badly.
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3 hours ago, californiasardar1 said:
You make a good point, but I would take it a step further and argue that the need for community leaders and role models is itself a failure. Ideally, our role models growing up would be the people who brought us into this world.
What kind of person would fit your description? Whoever this hypothetical person might be, if they existed, there would probably be a thread about them on SikhSangat pointing out their various deficiencies. And that is unavoidable because everyone has deficiencies, and it shows how problematic the need for leaders and role models is in the first place.
Parents cannot be role models beyond a certain point, usually puberty.
Hence why many youths were/are sent to Gurukuls to learn from a dedicated guru/master who teaches them using scripture to become self reliant. Unfortunately that system was destroyed to be replaced with nothing. But slowly making a comeback.
Westerners throw their youth out for bad behaviour, not a model to emulate as most fall into drink/drug culture due to lack of support.
The middle classes use boarding/private school to guide their youth. Others just struggle on since youth clubs were closed due to abuse of position.
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The latest on murders in Punjab. All seems to be scripted.
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12 hours ago, dallysingh101 said:
That's a red herring in itself. The politics over there appears to have dimensions totally unlike this framework.
Heres some insight into the shenanigans in Punjab. Engineered by Congress and allying with AAP. Not sure how this can be countered apart from sharing awareness.
Could 'murder referred to mean Sidhu Moosewala murder? Shock and awe tactic? Next is water dispute?
https://t.me/DGPIndia/14544?single
https://t.me/DGPIndia/14547?single
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On 5/22/2022 at 2:17 AM, Jacfsing2 said:
Isn't one of Khem Singh Bedi descendant Amitabh Bachan?
According to this write up there's no connection. The media often invents stories of their stars having illustrious ancestors to up their worth and to give themselves excuses to make up other controversies to keep them in the limelight.
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18 hours ago, dallysingh101 said:There is also the issue of many wealthy people exploiting vulnerable groups for their wealth.
Presumably this quote was written at a time where taxes weren't collected.
Today, we just need the wealthy to pay their fair share of taxes which should suffice to support those most in need. Note need, not greed.
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Most were enslaved by the British.
Others were criminalised using The Ciminal Tribes Act which deprived them of their livlihood.
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2 hours ago, S1ngh said:
If above is true then do you really think that CIA/UK/USA failed against india in 80's ? super 3rd world country where having a tv in home during 80's with one channel broadcasting was considered delicacy thing to have in household.
Here it is on mainstream media:
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/cia-isi-encouraged-sikh-terrorism/articleshow/2235406.cms
Here's an interesting account of an American White converted Sikh who lived at the Golden Temple. He was converted by Yogi Bhajan, of 3HO fame. Both are probably CIA too.
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21 hours ago, MisterrSingh said:
Khalistan was a CIA psy-op. They planted the idea using Hollywood.
It gives credence to the recent claim that it was the brainchild of CIA/USA following the India-Pakistan War when both the UK/USA sent warships to the Bay of Bengal to aid Pakistan. Russia came to India's aid in time.
After that it was decided to avenge India by annexing Punjab.
They always use subliminal messages in films to further their agenda.
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10 minutes ago, MisterrSingh said:
'Anti-semitism' seems to be their stock response.
Even though they are no longer semitic, all Caucasian as Semitic tribes were wiped out following conversions.
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1 hour ago, ChardikalaUK said:The whole Dr Ambedkar story is overplayed and makes no sense. He became a Buddhist, did all the tens of millions low caste Hindus of that time become Buddhists? Nope, very few did, the vast majority remained Hindus. If he became a Sikh instead the vast majority of the davits would have remained Hindus.
That's because of the Communal Act brought in by the British that gave reservations for seats to Sikhs, Jains, Christians, Muslims, Buddhists, Anglo-Indians, Europeans. Furthermore Dalits/SC-ST were promised economic reservations that were denied to other minorities.
Classic Divide and Rule Policy to break up India.
Gandhi realised that seats would be skewed in favour of Sikhs and went on a fast unto death to avoid fragmenting India and Nehru threatened not to introduce reservations for Dalits if they converted.
Hence why most Dalits preferred to stay as Dalits, even though they continue to claim reservations by hiding their new religion if they converted. Anyhow reservations were supposed to be only for 10 years not 70 as is happening.
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5 minutes ago, dallysingh101 said:
Notice how the Guyanese politician is already thinking ahead about a sustainable economy using the new found oil, but making sure that they aren't totally dependent on it, and have developed alternatives way before it runs out. This is the type of forward thinking apnay lack.
Oil never runs out apparently. It's a myth.
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This is currently the condition of African- Indian relations in Ghana. Similar stories are told in Africa, India, USA.
http://www.guyana.org/features/conflicts_indiansandblacks.html
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17 hours ago, proudkaur21 said:
They just start doing bhangra anywhere..... whyyyyyyyyyy
It's to do with pushing drugs onto the general population using 'magic' and rituals as spells. Ra is the Egyptian sun god and Bhang is obviously drugs.
Also part of karmic cycle as terrorism uses money from drugs bought via Afghanistan/Pakistan/ISI to further agenda of Ghazwe e Hind.
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The real problems of Punjab are caused by corruption at the highest level:
5500 cr worth of 718 kg of high-quality heroin seized in Punjab in last week
400 plus people arrested and 282 FIR registered
the main source of heroin is from Pakistan
Drugs heat from Mumbai had shifted to Punjab.
When u say nothing happening in SSR case, rest assured it is a huge nexus to be cracked and Pakistan involvement is massive
Understand the real meaning of Bhang Ra.
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47 minutes ago, Jacfsing2 said:
Who tf is Ajit Vadakakil?
A sea captain who had a blog visited over a billion times. Now taken down I believe and claims Modi is responsible.
He is a Keralite with deep spiritual and historical knowledge.
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Not understanding who are their friends and who are not:
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I'm sure such acts would also impact many.
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On 4/27/2022 at 11:55 AM, dallysingh101 said:It's a fascinating subject, and one that is a 'hot topic' in psychology studies these days. The understanding these days is that you have to have a genetic disposition for this way of thinking and acting, but it doesn't always manifest itself, sometimes childhood trauma triggers the disposition, sometimes (like you mention) it's manifest regardless of childhood experiences (i.e. even people who have loving supporting families come out this way).
To me, the worse of them are actually living asuras or daints (from a Sikhi perspective).
They seem to thrive off the energy of oppression and manipulation and pain. It's a power thing. If you're astute, you can see the signs very early on (in childhood) in lying, stealing, manipulation, insidiously causing trouble and watching the fallout. They are very uncomfortable about any talking about emotions and ethics etc.
Could it also be due to the effect of the planets? As in astrology that states personality/major life events are determined according to the time and place of birth?
It is based on science:
https://medium.com/the-science-of-astrology/the-scientific-evidence-of-astrology-50ead3fabe04
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Can Sikhs wear jewellery?
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Yes as gold has many health benefits and the earlobes have alot of reflexology points connecting to the brain. Look it up.
As Britain stole most of our gold, wearing fake jewellery didn't have the same appeal.