LuckySingh

The Emperor's edict is promulgated from the palace. His trusted Ministers go out from the capital to the four corners of the kingdom proclaiming the order. When the Minister reaches a town the message is read from a platform in the town square. The message is disseminated to all, the minister leaves for the next town. When the platform is taken down, does the Emperor's word still have force of law? If it doesn't, then did it ever?

Some words on a paper are not the Guru. This is superstitious nonsense. Shabad is everywhere in the universe. It can be measured by scientists. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmic_microwave_background

What a dumb <banned word filter activated>. At least you can say he isn't 'communal' -- after all, many truckers in Canada are Sikhs. https://globalnews.ca/video/rd/35ec0c5e-8dc0-11ec-9813-0242ac110006/?jwsource=cl He looks broken. He is a creature of Klaus Schwab and the WEF. Many such cases.