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I've heard from sikh paracharaks horoscopes, babas all this hocus pocus it utter nonsense. But do we have historical sources to justify it's wrong or gurbani or rehat? If so can people post some? We can see in history the gurus predicted events, gave future events, Guru nanak's forehead was read by a pandit predicting his greatness. We can see many great sikh figures today have kundalanis done were hindu pandits are birth predict the childs life, including number of partners, they can predict if the person will divorce, how many children they will have, some predict the gender of their children (bare in mind this father in question is still a baby at the time of prediction), they predict occupation, degrees (numbers of it), where they would live, what numbers, dates, gem stones, metals are lucky and unlucky, what foods might be lucky or unlucky. They predict career path, some can be vague some not so vague. There are such predictions in place such as of udham singhs and bhagat singhs, however it could be with those it was faked after the events. We see people going to mullahs, sheikhs, pirs and fakir babas to predict future and change the events of the future, in sikh history and amongst present sikhs. But guru ji took a rigid stance against these blind rituals where is the backing of the history, bani and so forth?