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[japmans]

I never understood this whole "they" "he" thing

all of a sudden, someone, or something becomes plural?!?! We believe in ONE GOD, but it becomes "THEY" so we can be respectful..

isn't that actually DISRESPECTFUL, to say that there's more than one god?

[gupt_paapi]

I never understood this whole "they" "he" thing

all of a sudden, someone, or something becomes plural?!?! We believe in ONE GOD, but it becomes "THEY" so we can be respectful..

isn't that actually DISRESPECTFUL, to say that there's more than one god?

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HANJI!! lol

they r 4 moorakh humans lyk us. He is widely used 4 Waheguru 4 respcet.

notice the capital H even tho im tpying shorthand

[`KuMi´]

damn i dunno how ot explain it, could some explain it for me,

i got the idea but i dunno how to put it in words

[japmans]

yeh, K_SINGH, i get the capital on H.. the little alterations in grammar to show respect or whatever..

but "THEY" seems wierd... like, even when talking about sants ands tuff, i never understood why "they" was used.

[naam_jap]

Yeh K_SINGH is right.. The correct term to use would be "prakash", rather then birth

So when we say its Gurpurab of Guru Arjan Dev Ji, then we say today was the prakash of Guru Ji..

Same with Khalsa..

because if we tend to use birth, then there also has to be death...

Although its hard to describe the term prakash in english.. basically it means light, The Guru as light shone forth on this day. (metaphor)

[Khalsa_starr]

peeps are saying dat khalsa had no birth, nd den y are we celebrating the birth of the khalsa??

huh huh  tell me now gwannn i dare u 

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Not the birht the realization of Khalsa. Birth eventually leads to death, the Khalsa will never die.