Blind Faith & Sikhi

[Gangster]

Does Sikhi say anything about blind faith?

Also....

Is it good to question religions as well as your own, while searching for answers?

[Surban]

well actually yes sikhi gives u the freedom to question it!!.. i mean if u dont no wht ur doing it jus becomes a blind ritual does it not? so ofcourse sikhi allows u to take a poki at it, aslong as u keep it within limits lol

..but how can u have blind faith?? do u mean like have faith without knowing nything or jus having faith for the sake of having faith?

if its the first then thts exactly y sikhi allows u to question it so u can better understand and if its the latter than i dont think tht really exists i mean if u have faith u must luv god to soem deree u cant say u hate him but still have faith..

[Bored]

theres no limit ....question all you want.

(ill let u in on a lil secret..u wont find anything false)

[Khalsa4ever]

Yep, you're right.

mannai mag n chalai panth |

The faithful do not follow empty religious rituals.

Every sakhi I've ever heard growing up always involves our Guru doing something, somebody asking why, and then the Guru explains and everyone becomes wiser. This is the way to spiritual salvation... otherwise blindly following something is no different than a ritual. So absolutely, look around, ask questions... if someone doesn't know an answer, keep asking others. If there is truly something that you are doing that has "no explanation" or sounds utterly ridiculous, think what would your guru do?

[Wicked Warrior]

Follow not with blind faith but with full faith.