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  1. 2 hours ago, PuzzledToo said:

    Seriously? Now you fear 84 lakh joon and jamdoot? Come on man, you played with fire, while it was small you had a good time and enjoyed it. Later it got too big, burnt you and now you are wetting and $hitting yourself for fear that your true self and all your kartoots would become public knowledge. 

    I still don't understand how getting spiritual and Sikhi advice from a guy ends up with sex rings and nude pics in your own phone. If this is even true just go to the cops, what do you expect people on this forum to do for you? Leave their lives,families,jobs,pick up a sword and come defend your honor? Your whole story reeks of kanjarkhana.

    wondering the same thing lol. Shouldn't a change in the behavior of the guy be a red flag for her if the only reason she was interested in talking to him was due to Sikhi and spirituality stuff. Doesn't make sense.

  2. 3 minutes ago, Ranjeet01 said:

    Don't take a few snippets of social media and think that this some how represent most Sikhs when it does not.

    This is a very scewed misinterpretation of a tiny minority whose voice gets amplified. 

    This guy just had the guts to say what many western Punjabis think. if it was not true you wouldn't find 70-80% of turbaned Sikhs(including amritdhari women) cutting their hair the moment they land on foreign soil. You can't convince me that the avg new Punjabi that lands on western soil knows anything about Sikhi. I live in the city which gets maximum new Punjabi immigrants and I am so disheartened by seeing the truth. The Punjabis that came here before the 2000s are completely assimilated and prefer to rather be friends with goras than their own. Sorry but it is the truth.

  3. 10 hours ago, AsilentUser said:

    How could a landlocked and small state project it's power ? 

    Sikh leaders never were visionary, in this current age of democracy/ public opinion age , the majority always dominate. 

    Somebody who offended someone's prophet in india become huge outcry worldwide but you won't hear much about how many SGGS was damaged by others . 

    Sikhs have become pawn of liberals, muzzies, and hindus and they play siksh for their own political/ other benefits when they need them.

    1984 happened and army did lot's of <banned word filter activated> but you would still see Sikh still going into indian armies. The panth is filled with fuddus who are only interested in their own wellbeing but  they might also shout about sikhi this and that in gurdwara .

     

    There is a reason why sikhi never spreaded much outside of Punjab and I can say that sikhi even failed in Punjab ( west Punjab, himachal, haryana)  because majority of the people didn't adopted sikhi and that's why you never could have a sikh State. 

     

    Even now Pakistan is having devastating floods  Turkey and other Muslim countries are sending them help. If this happens in Punjab who will come help us? No One! That is why demography matters which these quality over quantity lot don't understand and in addition we have neither.

    The becoming pawn thing all comes down to inferiority complex which majority of Sikhs suffer from due to being powerless. Men want to conquer the world but for some reason we have Sikh men saying we can spread Sikhi without having any political power which is quite strange to me. Its like they have no vision for the future. Majority of people didn't become Christians and Muslims out of their own will. People are attracted to these religions because they have strong political powers so being members of these groups give them social benefits.

    Sikhi completely failed in Punjab for sure. I look at an avg Punjabi that comes to Canada and can say with certainty it failed completely. These people know nothing and care about nothing other than materialism. Poverty for conversion is just an excuse. Why don't poor starving Muslims convert?

    Sikh shave 0 vision other than trying to show how liberal they are and  being proud of wasting their own resources on their enemies. Gurudwara langars are just used for eating free food by most people.

    Just look at this guy lol. Your avg American Poonjabi tying to do anything to get goras approval. A materialistic inferiority complex ridden people.

     

     

  4. 3 hours ago, Jacfsing2 said:

    Objectively speaking on some levels there's some truth in what they said, our Sikh faith has been abrahmized in the last few centuries, the original goal of the British was to convert the Sikhs into Christianity but when they failed at that, they decided if they couldn't convert the Sikh, rather they would create a new influence within Sikhi. That said, what many Hindus don't realize about these old school Sikhs having Hindu-influence is that from the time when Prithi Chand rebelled against Guru Sahib until Singh Sabha Movement, the Haramandir Sahib hasn't had control of Sikhs and after Banda Singh Bahadur's reign ended, Sikhs lived in jungles and even more Gurdwaras had fallen under the Mahants. We can't completely base Sikhi on a purely historical context and we need Gurbani and Rehitnamas, (most important being Bhai Nand Lal's), to guide the Panth.

    exactly they will bring the bs of there being idols in harmidner sahib and what not lol like sikhs didnt have control of our gurudwaras for a very long time. Even now these modern day mahants are doing similar non sense in Indian Gurudwaras.

  5. 15 hours ago, MisterrSingh said:

    Sikh religious causes and the general religious scene don't seem to be attractive to otherwise intelligent (book smart) laymen. The odd professor, researcher, author, student of history, etc, is not representative of the masses. I imagine what puts smart people off is the inflexible religious tribalism coupled with the purity spiral / unrealistic barrier to entry that eliminates 99% of any interest. Plus, the leadership and hierarchy have NO answers to the problems that Sikhs face today. The solutions they present are one or both of:

    1) Your karams are 5hit - pray more.

    2) Your misfortune is God's grace - pray more so in the next life you receive more favourable circumstances.

    Meanwhile people should just neck themselves because this janam is a write-off? Absolute demoralising jokery. 

    But Isn't Islam even worse in this purity bs regards? Also their preachers teach the same thing it doesn't matter how <banned word filter activated> your life is if you pray to allah you will get everything in Jannah. There must be something more to it. Alot of Sikhs also constantly undermine their own religious teachings just to please others. Then i guess when people see the behavior of an avg Punjabi what impression of Sikhi do they get?

  6. 15 hours ago, 5aaban said:

    Meanwhile Sikhs 

    "Come To Punjab, Sardars Will Protect You": Singer Rabbi Shergill To Bilkis Bano

    Updated: August 22, 2022 7:10 pm IST

    https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/rabbi-shergill-to-bilkis-bano-come-to-punjab-sardars-will-protect-you-3276292

    i saw this. Why do our people have this savior complex? Cant save their own but the first in line to help random people. Why?

  7. On 8/20/2022 at 6:14 PM, Singh375 said:

    Hanji daas was trying to hint towards Khalsa raj is not some type of Sikh empire over this earth, otherwise Guru Sahib ji would have created it himself. (rather it's a climax of the world being filled with papi souls, they all gonna fight and kill each other, only those doing naam simran will remain protected)

    Satguru ji are the most supreme spiritual authority. All of us, our souls have so much burden of paap and remaining karams. Be it guru sahib ji or true mahapurkh, none of us are ready to receive what they want to give us.

    So why fight against mughals if the paapi souls were eventually going to kill each other. Why establish sikh towns? Why establish the concept of miri piri if Sikhs are not meant to rule in this world?

  8. 2 minutes ago, dallysingh101 said:

    It's the Sikhs who've had to rough it out in the west who are better informed (through life experience) and better prepared.  

    But the current generation of sikhs living in the west they are too soft, not talking about the ones who came in the 60s and 70s. The young Sikhs today in the west do you think these people care about things going bad in the future or have any plans?  My point is people living in bad conditions in India who are already used to chaos and uncertainty will be much more prepared for hard times than people in the west living in comfort.

  9. 10 hours ago, Shaheed4life said:

    Are you referring to saints being born in kalyug? If you are then let me just share something. Those saints and pure souls who have taken birth despite it being kalyug, they come in Pyaar. They come because they have experienced Vaheguru ji's kirpa and they want to spread it to others ?. Their not born in a wrong yug! Their purpose is to change the yug and spread the qualities of Satyug. Other souls that come are also Shaheed Singhs and Singhnis. They come for similar reasons as well. Some come to get justice, such as the thousands of Khalsa that have taken birth and are all present now mostly in teenage age. They came to establish Khalsa Raj. All souls that come, come with their preordained destiny that Vaheguru ji has written. Nobody is born in a wrong yug veerji. We all come to do Vaheguru ji's work. ????

    Bhul Chuk Maf ji ?

    Vaheguru ji ka khalsa Vaheguru ji ki fateh!

    yes if they are not born who will direct us manmukhs towards the right path in kalyug?

  10. 22 hours ago, dallysingh101 said:

    Actually, try thinking about it. The brits did this to a certain group amongst us to devastating effect for a protracted period. They are on record saying they thought these people were docile and slow to learn. Maybe becoming engrossed/lost in perpetual self-adulation (via folksongs, modern songs, movies, and even back handed 'compliments' in written works), makes certain people blind to reality, and thus easy to manipulate? It's like keeping them permanently suspended in a false reality whilst you make moves to finally finish them off. So it would be in every enemy of the panths interest to encourage and facilitate the 'culture' (in a very loose sense of the word) that helps conjure this scenario/mindset. 

    This would explain A LOT of what we are seeing.

    And just to juxtaposition the current projection of a certain people with an older one, from within Sikh sources - have a look at a certain number of chariters that explicitly cover this community, and just see for yourself just how starkly different the Sikh representations are to the modern stuff. One is rooted in ground level reality and constructive criticism, the other is plain 'giving the pump' as Panjabis say.      

    The Brits were totally right. They do make a good cannon fodder.

  11. Just now, proudkaur21 said:

    They still boast about how the Brits thought of them as a martial race(to fool them into fighting their wars) and to this day they continue to die in wars for others instead of doing something for their own people. India does the same when they want Sikhs to die on the border for them but unfortunately this group wants to so badly prove their worth to others that they will die for others instead of being loyal to their community.

    The same group then boasts about being part of a diminishing 1.6% community and making way more contributions than their population. Literally destroying themselves to please others. Ravi singh also belongs to such groups. No Muslim will care if Hindus hate them or not because they know they have power. Powerless Sikhs are always begging left and right for the approval of others.

  12. 1 minute ago, dallysingh101 said:

    Actually, try thinking about it. The brits did this to a certain group amongst us to devastating effect for a protracted period. They are on record saying they thought these people were docile and slow to learn. Maybe becoming engrossed/lost in perpetual self-adulation (via folksongs, modern songs, movies, and even back handed 'compliments' in written works), makes certain people blind to reality, and thus easy to manipulate? It's like keeping them permanently suspended in a false reality whilst you make moves to finally finish them off. So it would be in every enemy of the panths interest to encourage and facilitate the 'culture' (in a very loose sense of the word) that helps conjure this scenario/mindset. 

    This would explain A LOT of what we are seeing.

    And just to juxtaposition the current projection of a certain people with an older one, from within Sikh sources - have a look at a certain number of chariters that explicitly cover this community, and just see for yourself just how starkly different the Sikh representations are to the modern stuff. One is rooted in ground level reality and constructive criticism, the other is plain 'giving the pump' as Panjabis say.      

    They still boast about how the Brits thought of them as a martial race(to fool them into fighting their wars) and to this day they continue to die in wars for others instead of doing something for their own people. India does the same when they want Sikhs to die on the border for them but unfortunately this group wants to so badly prove their worth to others that they will die for others instead of being loyal to their community.

  13. 9 minutes ago, MisterrSingh said:

    Someone (or a group) has sat down a few decades ago, and analysed the Sikh Punjabi character, identified weaknesses, blind spots, and failings, and then accordingly formulated a plan to strike at every pressure point in order to make our people behave in ways that will cause us the most harm. 

    To answer your question, an obsession with materialism usually (not always) comes about when people's neetah are bhukhiya

    Have you observed this kind of materialism among pakistani punjabis? Since growing up I have noticed it among sikhs around me even the well off ones , this never ending greed for more and more and judging others based on how much expensive things they have. I observed it among my relatives all the times. This extreme jealousy at the thought of another family member buying something expensive. I dont understand this. I noticed this when my mom used to gather around with the family ladies and they would constantly stare at each other's clothes and purses and what not. Even growing up all I saw in the music videos was talks about cars, alcohol and expensive things. Just too much greed in the punjabi community. I see people going into debt to buy expensive cars just to show off. Such childish behaviour.

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